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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-28

Atlantic e. Great Western Railway
&R4E1 ~
The Shsrt and Direct Route to
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
New Haven. Bridgeport, Providence,
ElIhira, Plttsbnrg, Harrisburg, PHIL
ndciphia, baltimore, Washington City
AND TO ALL POINTS IN
NEW YORK, NEWuEkcLAND
AND
PENNSYLVANIA.
TWO THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS leave
Cincinnati daily, making direct connection with
I'll the principal railways West and South.
MORSING EXPREsS leaves Cincinnati, Except
sundays,j 600 A. NJ, arrives In New York next
day at3l5 P NJ, Boston, 600 A. M.
IL LIGHTNING EXPRESS. Except saturdays)
700 2. M: arrive In New YORK second morning
at 700 NJ, Boston, 500 p. M.
Palace stateroom Sleeping Coaches, surprising
In elegance and comfort those on any other line,
are attached to the Lightning Express at Cincin.
natl, and run through to NEW YORK without
change of cars.
This is the only Line running Coaches through
without change from Cincinnati to New York
Baggage Checked through to all points
East.
Ask for tickets via. Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, for sale at all principal Ticket and
Steamboat Offices throughout the South and
West.
L. D. FUCKER,
General Superintendent
W. B. sHATTUc, Genl Ticket Ag't. sept7
French Patent Medicines.
JUST Received
Leras' Phosphate Of Iron,
arimault's syrup Horse Radish and Iodine,
Injection Brou,
Leroys Pills,
:. Purgativs Nos. 1, 2, 8 and4.
:. Vsmi Purgatiys,
sirop de Digstale de Labelonye,
=. Fion,
:. Briant,
:. Lamouroux,
Capsules de haquin,
>. Mathey-Caylus.
For sale at
JOHN JAsTREMsKI's,
june6 Third Street Drug store.
GENUINE FRENCH
p A r. E Mt M Il DICIN ES.
NIROP LACTUCARIUM,
, SIROP DIGITALE,
SIROP BRIANT,
SIROP FLOR,
FRENCH COD LIVER OIL.
SYRUP PHOSPHATE or IRON
LEROY PURaATIvE,
LIQUEUR LAVILLE.
GUILLI ANTI GLAIREOx
The above for sale ut /
JOHN v .JASTREMSKTS
may12 Drug Store.
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When in Need OF a Good Lead Pencil,

WHVH III tVUVU VI u UUUU HUNU i VHUIIg
( SIX YOUR MERCHANT for 'HERoMAa's' and
"A take no other. For sale to Merchants at
New York prices at HEROMAN's,
aug15 Corner Church and Florida SITS
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COFFEE.

1C BAGS assorted grades Rio Csffse, now In
III store aHd for sale at moderate prices. Deal.
ers supplied with any quantity desired.
fsbl5 JOSHUA BEAT
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CORN BRAN.

A FEW HUNDRED pounds Corn Bran, now
IA ready and for sale at One Dollar per hum
dred ponds. ljan16l JOSHUA BEAL
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RICE,
RICE,
RICE.

ROGERS can always procure choice Rice, in
VI any desired quantity and at prices that will
compare favorably with those of New Orleans, by
calling at the store of
oct29 JOSHUA BEAL
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CHEESE.

Ok BOXES good Western Reserve Cheese, now
~0 in store and for sale to dealers at the low
rate OF Sixteen Cents per pounds.
feo4 JOSHUA BEAL
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FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO.
A LARGE LOT-very cheapat
IA mar3 BEALS BOOK d VARIETY STORE
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-28

NORM. Cash purchasers of Corn can fad bar
~ gain at my store. [mar7l JOSHUA BEAL
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Lovers of Fine Rich Cheese
HOMEMADE BOLTED MEAL

on POUNDS of Bolted Meal as produced at
LOU my Mill Is the equal In Bulk of 200
pounds of Western Kindred Neal-kiln dry ing
will disguise defective graia but will never pro
duce meal equal to that produced by choice grain
not subjected to such process.
mari JOSHUA BEAL
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HAY, OATS AND BRAN.
1En PACKAGES Hay, Oats and Bran, now
1eJO in store and for sale BY
mar28 JOSHUA BEAL.
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TIHEsE POWERFUL, ACCURATE AND WON.
L derfully effective weapons, carry ing eighteen
charges, which can DO fred in pine seconds, are
now ready for the market, and are for sale By all
he responsible Gun Dealers throughout the
country. For full information, send for circulars
and pamphlets to the
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.,
feb25.3m New Haven, Conn.
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FINE FANCY CONFECTIONERY.
700 POUNDS Fine Fancy Confectionery just
lOO opened--prices moderate.
nar25 JOSHUA BEAL
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CORN GRITS

kNOR one dollar in cash you can now procure
IL 16 pounds Of well-cleaned Corn Grits At the
store Of lmsTl JOSHUA BEAL
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A FEW kegs OF choice spiced Pigs Feet in
IA store and for sale by
fsb22 JOSHUA BEAL
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CHEAP HAY.
A FEW more ba les Of that very cheap lot of
"A Hay yet on hand and for sale by
mar28 JOSHUA BEAL
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GUNS.
CINaLE AND DOUBLE SHOT GUNS, Breech.
~ Loading Rifles, at
nov28 BEAL'S BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE
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MESS AND RUMP PORK.
on BARRELS Mess Pork, 5 barrels Rump
~O Pork just stored and for sale by
febZ1 JOSHUA BEAL .
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
TINE COLLEGE or DENTISTRY.

Last evening series OF interesting exercises were
oiven In the Cooper Institute the occasion Of the
commencement OF the New York College Of Dentistry.
The attendance was pretty large, and was composed
chiefly OF the students relatives and friends. Rev.
Mr. Rogers opened the proceedings with prayer,
after which Professor n. w. Kingsley read the annual
report from which it appeared that during the past
year no less than one thousand teeth had been lled
in the inHrmary in connection with the institution
and one thousand sets manufactured In the labora-
tory The report further stated that the educational
system in the college embraces a thorough course In
anatomy physiology and chemistry, In addition to a
compcte training In practical dentistry, and that the
DENOMINATIONS IN those sciences more rigid than
at any similar institution. The degree OF dental
surgery was then conferred by the President, Dr. +.
parlnly on the following students, who had gone
throuqh the usual routine and passed the examina-
tion prescribed by the college:-Henry +. Bakeney,
Williafn Carr Henry Dodin, Francis M. Odel sand.
ford q. Barnum. New York; w. r. Ballard, England;
LANES Parsons Michigan; ]. Albert Kmball, Massa-
chnsetts: w, @, wardlaw, NJ. d., South Carolina. A
yaedictory address was delivered by William Carr Of
the graduating class. Addresses were also delivered
by Professors Il. !. Dunnng and X. ID. Hitchcock,
ID. d. both OF whom diated upon the utility and
yreat public benefits OF dentistry, and adverted TO
the rapid progress it had made during the last few
wears. Dodworths band was In attendance and en-.
iivened the exercises with some fine selections from
Onenbach Mendelsohn and Rici including the march
olcNiconu The President having made q few
congratuatory remarks, the proceedings terpinated
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET--LOSDoN, March 20-5 p.
M.-Cons0ls closed at 90 a g:SIs for money and ac-
count. American securities closed ut the following
rates:-United States vetwenty bonds, 72; Illinois
Central Railway shares, s9@; Erie Railway shares,
Az.
FRANKFORT BoURsE-FRANKFoRT, March 20-5 p.
M.-United States bonds closed strong at 75& rs u
for the issue OF 1852.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvERPooI- March
2O-5P M-The cotton market closed easier at the
following authorized qnotations:-M up
lands, 10hd: middling Orleans, 105Gd. The sales
OF the day foot up 10000 bales. The brokers'
circular published to-day gives the total sales OF
cotton for the week at 10000 bales inclnding 1000
to the best estimates the total stock OF cotton in
port and on shipboard is 81, 900 bales of which
$4,000 were imported from the United States.
TRADE REP0RT.-LIvERP0OL, March 20-The ad-
vices from Manchester are unfavorable. The market
for goods and yarns Is dull.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET.-LIvERPOOI.
March 20-5 p. M.-Wheat is dull and has declined to
14s per Genital for No. red Western and l5s. 10d
for California white. Corn Is irmer and has ad-
vanced to 40s. Cd. per quarter for mixed Western.
brands.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LIvERPoOL.
March 20-5 p. M-The market is active and nrmer,
and nearly all the articles in the list have materially
advanced. The market for lard is excited and
prices have advanced to COS. per cwt. for American.
Pork has advanced 3D. since last report and is now
quoted at 1885, per bbl for new mess Cheese Is more
animated, and prices are up fully Is. The last sales
were made at SIS.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPoOL- March
20-5 r M..-Naval stores dull. Rosin 6s. 3D. for
common, and 12s. for medium. Turpentine 34s
Petroleum. reued, dull at Is. Sd; spirits steady at
Is. 3D. Sugar 25s. Cd. for No. IL Dutch standard.
TallOw AIS. Sd. Linseed cakes fl0 l5..
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, March 20-5 p.
M.-The Petroleum market closed steady at AZ francs
rs centimes for standard whites.
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March 20 1868.

ALBANY AidTCu ~ 1000.
Bills REPuRTED FAvoRABLy.
To c0spel the Grand Street and NeWtOwn Railroad
Company to carry passengers without change of
cars; to aid In the construction Of the Buffalo and
OIL Creek Railroad; for the better regulation OF the
city railroad cars in New York and Brooklyr; to
incorporate the Buffalo and WilllamsvHe Railroad
Company; to provide for the completion OF the
Wallabout improvements; t0 facilitate the construc
tion OF the Midland Railroad; to eAtenu Lorraine
street. BrooS:yn; to regulate the corporation advcr
tsng in the ty of BsOoklyn; IN relation to the New
York Gasligst Company; to incorporate the East
SIDE Savings Bank; 10 amend the charter Of the
North River Savings Ehnk; TO incorporate the Saw
ings and Loan Bank OF New York; to incorporate the
Chelsea Savings Bank Of New York; to incorporate
the Teutonia Savings Bank; toamsnd the charter of
the Central ParkSavings Bank; to amend the char
ter Of the Brooklyn Trust Company; to- amend
the charter " tho Peoples Savings Bank
OF Y0nkers; TO incorporate the Cosmos Policy
Trust Company Of New York; for relief Of the
Franklin Fire Insurance Company; to amend the
charter Of the Irving Fire Insurance Company; also
to amend the charter OF the Home Insurance COM
pany; to amend tho act relative to the improvement
OF Brooklyn Heights; to improve Orchard street,
Brooklyn; relative to the publication OF legal notices
in New York; relative to the storage of conbussible
material in New York; to regulate the running Of
boats on the South and Hamilton ferries, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1868-03-21

TO the capital stock Of the Utica and Black
By Mr.. CREAMER--A majority report fixing the
salaries OF members OF the New York Common
Council at So, 500. Laid on the table
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Notwithstanding State aid towards tho
construction OF the Lake Ontario Shore Railroad
Hy Mr.. PALNER--Incorp0ratn the Producers and
Dealers Milk Company; also to provide for the
safee custody OF dangerous insane criminals.
By Mr., misunderstanding the time for the con-
struction Of the Grand Hotel In New York.
by Mr.. PIERCE-T0 open and improve Maspeth
avenue Brooklyn.
by Mr. TwEED-To aid In the purchase OF the City
Orphan Home or the Industrial School, New York.
BY Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Mount
Pleasant Savings Banks.
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the Mariposa Company to issue first
preferred stock providing for thlrysix trustees Tor
the Presbyterian Hospital, in New York.
THE CANAL BlLIlA
The evening session wa5 devoted 10 the c0nsidcra-
tion OF the Canal bil,s and at the conclusion or the
debate the Senate bill adopted In preference 70
the Assembly bill, ana was ordered 70 third read
ing. The bill abolishes the con ntracting board an
Aus seventeen OF the shrtyOne contracts for keep
ing the canals in repair and returns to the suPerin-
tendency system Of repairing the canals. giving TO
each canal commissioner the appointments OF super
intendent and Others under him on his own par
tiousar diviStOIA
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, March 20, 1865

ALBANY, Marcn ~, 1865.
THE ERIE RAILROAD INVESTIGATION.
memorial was presented from newspaper cor
respondent complaining that he had been excluded
from the investigation Of the Erie Railroad affairs
that is now being conducted by the Select Committee
of the Senate and asking that the Senate direct the
investigation TO be conducted with open doors.
motion to this effect was made, but after debate
the subject was indefinitely postponed by vote
OF 16 to 10.
BILLS REPoRTED.
Against incorporating the Grocers Clerks Early
closing Acknowledgment to against lncorpo-
rating the Nassau Boat Club-agreed to ; incorpo-
rating the Union Foundry OF Troy amending The
charter Of the Union Gold Mining Company OF Col.
orado incorporating the Safe Deposit Company OF
Rochester. Also general law for the incorporation
OF aliens in social SOCIETIES, providing such aliens ME
certificates In the Office Of the Secretary OF state
that they actually intend to become citizens
OF this state amending the CharieT
OF the United states Warehousing Company q
majority report for the completion of the Third street
Improvement, Brooklyn; amending the Metropon-
tan Police law; In regard TO Life Insurance luhus
against the Manhattan Underground Railroad'
against the Peoples Railway bill In New YORK
against the New York Underground Railroad bill
against the Peoples Metropolitan and subdrbar
Railroad bill; against the Metropolitan Jndeigrount
Railroad bill and against the Netrolltaa 1ransi
Railroad bill-a of New York; authori5i.ig towns
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
ABYSSINIA.

General Nnpier's Advance-Friendiy Aid In the
Tigre Country.
LONDON, March 20, 1885,
News from the Abyssinian expedition Is Of an en-
couraging description. The advices from Annesley
Bay state that General Napier and his forces were
twenty miles south Of Au;alo the 25th of Febru-
ary. The General had had an interview and entirely
satisfactory conversation with Kassa the chief Of
the tribes Of the Tigre district.
LONDON March, 20, 1868.
A despatch from Antalo, Abyssnia, dated March
g. says General Napier had gone on in advance Of
the expedition with accommodating party, intend
ing to reach Lake Ashangee, in the Tgre country.
Kassai, the Prince Of Tigre had agreed to furnish
supplies for the British troops while passing through
his territory on the march to Magdala.
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
LOUISIANA.

Trial Of Street Commissioner Baker, Of New
Orleans, for ALLEGED Periury-Risc In the
River-State Of the Levees.
NEW ORLEANS, March 90 1868.
Street Commissioner Baker, recently removed by
General Hancock and reinstated by General Grant, Is
charged by adavit, sworn before United States Com
missioner Weller, with perjury, in having rendered
voluntary aid to rebels In arms by engagement In
the manufacture OF munitions OF war for their use,
and having voluntarily performed military service
under the so called Confederate officers and after
wards taking the oath OF office as register
OF voters in the Pirst district OF New Oreans also In
having sworn before notary that he was British
subject TO escape DRAFT into the United states ser
United States
The river ut this point is steadily rising.
The Times says the latest news from the grand
Ieyee IA that Il is incomplete. The hands are scatter
ing and nothing definite Is known as to the continua
Should the levee break thirteen parishes will be
overnowed.
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
ARKANSAS

The ElectiOn-PrObabIe Defeat OF the COnstitu-
tiOn-Fntal ARRAY mt Helena-A Desperate
Negro.
MEMPHIS, March 20, 1858.
The election returns from Arkansas are meagre.
The opponents Of the constitution claim that it will
be defeated by at least fifteen thousand votes Mon
roe and Phillips counties reported to have gone
In favor Of the constitution by large majorities
At Helena, Ark, yesterday, Bart Turner, sheriff,
attempted to arrest negro who had killed
three negroes recently in neighborng village. The
negro drew q revolver and shot the sheriff through
and fed to the hills The negroes around the polls
created O disturbance and enabled the fugitive to
escape to the hills where he was found
by posse who had gone In pursuit On
their attempting to arrest him he fired,
woundng Mr.. Sebastian Pape and held
the rest Of the party at bay until squad OF soldiers
arrived, who fired upon him woundng him severely.
In this condition he was carried back to st. Helena,
where he died.
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Failure Of the English Loan-SIave Traders
at W0rk-Attitude Of General Lersundi.
49, 80 (; SO HAVANA, March 20, 1865
The Cuban government has abandoned the loan
proposed by the banking house Of Schroeder 4 Co.,
London, as no satisfactory concession would be
made. Better offers have been made to the Madrid
government and the banking house prefers to lend
them 1t Is reported that part OF the money viii be
applied to the Philippine Islands and to Porto Rico.
There Is rumor here that certain parties are
trying to effect a landing OF negroes on the
northern coast OF this island The object appears
TO be experimental so to find out what course
General Lersundl win adopt, 1t may cost dearly
to the parties implicated, as his Excellency will
send all the parties TO Fernando Pc.
General Lersundi will resume his tour to the
eastern part Of the island In twelve days.
Reluctance Of the Bishop Of Havana TO De.
part-TrOuble with the Governor Of lsuana-
bac0a.
From the Evening Telegram of yesterday.)
HAVANA, March 20, 1868.
The Bishop OF Havana refuses to return to this city
from the interior General Lersund has sent Colonel
Cevallos, President Of the Military Commission, .to
bring him hither. He is afterwards TO convey the
prelate to Batabano, whence war vessel is to take
him to Porto Rico.
The Governor OF Guanabacoa has abandoned his
post, so as not to deliver 1t personally to his newly
appointed successor. General Lersundi mas sent biuI
Dack 10 deliver the office In due formallty.
The New York herald., 1868-03-21

The Tycoon Defeated In Battle-Flight Of His
Ex.yIajesty-The Mikado to the Foreign
Ministcrs-A French War Vessel Fired On.
LONDON, March 20, 1858.
The latest advices from Shanghae state that the civil
war Japan has resulted in the defeat OF the Tycoon
who, after a disastrous battle with the combined
forces Of the Daimios, fed to Jeddo.
The government Of the Mikado had addressed a
note to the Foreign Ministers in Japan, in which It
pledges itself faithful observance ofthe treaties
which have been concluded.
LONDON, March 90, 1868.
A telegram from Shanghae, in anticipation Of the
overland mail, says that all foreigners have left
Hiogo and Osaca, Japan.
1t was reported that vessel-of-war, said to be
either French or American had been fired upon by
the japanese.
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
MASSACHUSETTS.

Indictment of British Seamen in Boston
for lIurder-Passage Of the Constabulary
Repeal Bill.
BOSTON, March 20, 1868.
Charles Henry Maltoon, master of the British ship
Themis Nicholas Kearney, and Frank Maltoon, first
and third mates, and James Marshall, seaman, have
been indicted for causing the death Of q sailor
named Charles Edwin Hooper, by brutal treatment,
during the passage Of the Themis from Liverpool to
Boston. A certified copy Of the testimony and
Coroner's verdict furnished the British Minister
at washington, who makes answer that the case
comes within the Jurisdiction OF the authorities OF
Massachusetts,, and the papers have been handed to
the District Attorney.
The House passed the bill abOshiug the State
constabuary over the Governors veto l52 to 63 The
Senate will sustain the veto.
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
INDIANA.
Railroad Matters in Indiannpol olis-Seizure OF
| a Distillery.

Railroad Matters in Indiannpol olis-Seizure Of
a Distillery.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 20. 1868
The meeting Of the Directors of the Indianapolis
ana vincennes Railway Company for the purpose OF
leasing the road to the Indianapolis Cincinnati and
Lafayette Railroad Company has been postponed in
consequence OF the absence OF General Burnside,
PRESIDENT OF the former road There is much feeling
as well as opposition manifested by the business
men and prominent citizens OF the city 10 the trans
ierof the vincennes road TO the Cincinnati Company.
II Is officially announced that work will be COM
menced immediately on the line OF railroad be-
tween indianapolis and Terre Haute, and also that
tne new road between Terre Haute and ST. Louis via
Vandaa, H., will be pushed forward rapidly. This
Louis.
The Hammond Distlery, in Huntington, Ind, has
beeh seized by government officials on charge OF
making fraudulent revenue returns, involving loss
TO the government OF $4,000.
The New York herald., 1868-03-21

Jersey fowl. II was desperate battle, New YORK
eventually winning. Time, eight minutes.
Some misunderstanding here arose between the
principals, and this fight was called :" draw"
Tenth Fight.-Weghts, four pounds six ounces.
New Jersey black red New York the fayorite.
Desperate lighting, New Jersey proving the strongest
bird and az the last doing all the fighting New York
was Killed by thrust in the throat. Time, eleven
minutes.
ElerenM Figlt.--weight, four pounds one ounce.
New York showed birch-gray, New Jersey brown
red, half bantam. The latter was much the best
fowl, and besides being determined to kill his oppO-
nent, endeavored to cut himself as he thrust his
gans repeatedly into his body. He whipped New
York gallantly. Time, fourteen minutes
T1eljlh Fight-This decided the main Weight,
New York four pounds eight ounces New Jersey
four pounds seven ounces. The former was light
gray from Westchester connty; the latter brown
red, yellow hackle. game fight; eyes were
Knocked out, but New Jersey was again the victor
OF me battle and the main. Time, three minutes
I1srteenth Fs0at.-Tfe main being decided, this
Dattle caused but little excitement yet the old "vet
eran9' remained and stiN bet excitedy. Weights
New FORK ionr pounds thirteen ounces; New Jersey,
four pounds twelve ounces The former was brass
back gray hackle the latter brown-red. New Jer-
sey was Killed In short order Time three minutes.
Thus after over eight hours OF desperate fighting
OF birds as ever seen In any cockpit In America,
each chicken suffering DEATH eyncing the least
disposition to run the crowd dispersed, some to-
their Sandwiches and cofiee,n others to ''rosy
dreams and siumberS light"
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
CALF ORNlA.

Rejection Of the Constitutional Amendment
In the Assembly-The Department Of Alaska-
sales Of Coaee-AIarine Intelligence.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20, 1863
The Assembly has rejected the fourteenth amend
ment to the federal constitution by vote OF 40 to "a
An order has been issued from the headquarters
Of the Department of the Pacific directing that the
military district OF Alaska be hereafter designated
"Department of Alaska Brevet Major General
Davis commanding, the headquarters at Sitka.
Rio coffee sold at auction yesterday at the lowest
pricc obtained during the past ten years. The pres
ent stock In the market OF all kinds Is estimated at
four million pounds.
Hong Kong; Winged Arrow, for Stka.
Flour dull: extra, SIS %; superHne, 81 80. Wheat
nominal at So 90 So 10. Legal tenders, ISS.