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MISCELLANEOUS.
FoR RENT no

OF 54 in the city limits, containing q
II acres rich land. On tae premises 3 a
good Dwelling House, containing six rooms.
kitchen, servants rooms two nne cisterns'
etc. etc. For terms apply to
oc3 J. ii. BRINKLEY Madison st
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NZW legal tender notes have ms
been issued which have a different en-.
doncEent from that OF the old notes
and Indicate a change Of financial pol
icy On the part Of the Treasury Office
On lie back Of the old series the fol.
lowing IS the endorsement:
To- no.s is a legal tender for all debts
plo-l a1a private, except duties on i'm
P -i1 the interest on the public debt.
eL- a~-e-.u-elble for United STATES six
PR cont. twenty year bonds. redaemabIe
- the pleasure OF the United States amor
nF1 Fears.
On the back of the new is the fol-
lowing:
This note is a legal tender at its face
Naiue l9r all debts public and private
eAc7P- 1J-i1s on imports, and interest on
The public debt.
Are the new series intended to be
non-ccnyerdble, as the omission Of
the last clause Of the former indorse-
ment implies? Hso, is not the credit
Of tie Government impaired by their
issuance, viii they not have a less
value than the convertible currency
now on the market, and viii not cred
itoHs be required 10 take as legal ten
der thst which is less valuable for
t-er Caims9 Will it operate to de
Pra-1.5 the currency, or to appreciate
promised by our Radical rulers 4?
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IT, Mashingt0n correspondent OF
tas amore Gaseae says: sit is
70 presume that the threats of
lie Gnreconstructed States
The Union viii no more be full
AI taan those Illuminated against
toe preme Court. While there can
L 70 oOuol whatever of the existence
a Ei2s to set aside the election in
AID Tennessee, it is equally
et'AI thar Congress dare not sane
ton the contemplated frauds. Now
We are told that if the military COM
marde1s in Texas and AIississinni ra-
port tlose States as not in a condition
to hold an election, the President win
order q P0stponement Of the elections
until Congress can leglslate in the
matter. This threat, for it is NOTHING
moe, Is designed to intimidate. and
reduced TO plain English, it means
siIpiy this; That if the Radicals are
lzely 10 be defeated in MississiDni
ana Texas, the elections will be post-
poued until Congress can so maniml-
lato matters as to secure those States to
lie Radicals. Does anybody believe
tbs threat can be carried into execu-
tion."
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

MISSISSIPPI AM TENNESSEE RAILRoADO
AND TREAsrRERis OFFICE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, October II, 1863.
= TOCKHOLDERS in this company are
- hereby notified that the annual election
for Directors. 10 serve the ensuing year. will
DC held at b Peabody Hotel. Memphis, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th November uext. at
II O'Clock am.
ocl2 5. II. LAMB. Secretary.
MISSISSIPPI \ TENNESSEE RAILRoAD.0
Secretary and T~reasurer's Office,
Memphis, Tenn, Sept -, 1862
HOUPONS ofth First Mortgage e per cent?
~ seven per cent. bonds OF this company.
maturing on the LIST October next, will be paid
at this office at maturity.
se2 5. Il. LAMR. Treasurer.
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CORRESPONDENCE

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SAX NJ.

THE public are cautioned against transact.
Il ing any business with one C.J. WATHER.
WAN, on account ofthe Merchants ard Manu-
Bulletin. Railroad men and hotel
proprietars will beware of him.
T. j. Smith co, Publ'rs. Cincinnati. O..
az souLhern paners nLeasa cnnx
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
HEAL ESTATE BKUkEhS.
DONOHO, JOY & CO.,
"a Madison Street,
MEMPHIS, : TENNESSEE.
WANTED TO II

A n $500 Mississippi Plantation for a city
n residence of equal value.
Also, a sl25OO Mississippi Cotton Plantation
for city property or merchandise.
Also, Arkansas Land and $500 cash for a
small farm near city, on railroad.
Also, City Lots and Land for an assorted
stock of merchandise.
Also, 10000 acres Arkansas Lands for mer-
chandise, or city property.
Also, Suburban Improved Property and
cash for a hrst-class -ity residence
Also, select unimDroved Is acre Suburban
Property for a first class Mississippi River
Plantation.
Also. $3.50 Yankee Notions and Millinery
for a small improved farm
Also, Merchandise for a small farm on rail-
road.
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THE PUBLIC.
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NEW YORK AMI ST. LOUIS
pncc pnprnrc Q m

GENL COMMISSION AERc744NTS.
No. 81 FRONT STREET. NEW YORK,
Pay special attention 70 the purchase Of Cof-
Zee, Sugar, Syrups, Bagging, Rope, Iron, Tie
etc, etc, -
Biackmar, Roberts, Chandler & Co.
sos NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET.
Sf LhFkE ST. LoUIs, Mo
GENL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Make the purchase Of Bagging, Rope. Bacon
Flour, Corn and other Western Products n
specially, giving close attention to freights
contracts and condition OF goods. oe20
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NURSERIES.
Largo -NEagnOIias

NXTE ARE New FULLY PREPARED TO
" Mi all orders, Law Ont and Beautffy
Grounds and Furnish Bouquets, at short no.
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Georgia .Legislature.

ATLANTA, Ca, January l5.-ln the
Senate the Governors message was read,
and that portion of it referring to the
States relation TO the General Government
was referred to select committee of FIVE.
The Governor was asked by resolution to
show his facts for stating thst there is no
protection for life or property, and no
maintenance Of peace and order; the ex-
istence Of organized resistance to the law,
the extent and character of the same.
The resolution affirms that it is the earn
eat desire and unwavering determination
Of this body to cooperate in all proper mes-
sures with the other departments of the
Government in offering full and ample pro-
lection to life and property, and establish
peace and good order in the State, and Sc
cure TO oil classes Of people free express
sion of their political opinions. and effect
the faithful execution of the Federal and
State laws. ..r $50
The House referred to n special commit
tee of ten that part of the Governors mes
sage relative to reconstruction. 4
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Domestic Markets.

New York, January 15.-Erentng. Il
shade firmer; sales 5000 bales at 29h929Ac.
Flour-State and western dull and loo.
lower superflne, S5.7OG$6 90; southern droop-
ing-common to fair, S6.60@S7.i. Wheat
slightly favors buyers, with more doing. Corn
lc better; new white southern, 96c. @*l-com-
mon straw colored southern, SS@S9c. Oats
heavy Pork dull and heayy-new, S29@$29 %.
Lard heavy and lower - kettle, 1913 &c.
Whiskey quiet ut $l.o4 Groceries quiet and
steady. Turpentine, 52@53c Rosin, 81 55lIsS so.
Freights quiet.
Governments closed strong; 5-2o's, 80,
sl.l2sS. Tennessee SIS, new, 59h asked. North
Carolina, old, IS; new, So. Virginia 6's, eX-
coupons, 577s new, 62A. Gold, $l.364. Ster-
ling, $l.09h.
BALTIMORE, January l5.-Cotton very firm.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull
prime Pennsylvania ST .71gSl 80. Corn dnil
white, s59S6c. Oats firm 1T 70@75c. Rye dull
ut 81 45Q$l. IS. Pork, 5000. shoulders, l4h
@l4Ac. Lard firm at 20c.
Virginia 6's inscribed, old, SO bid; coupons,
old, IS bid new, 81 bid, 65 asked.
CISc1yxATI January l5.-Flour quiet.
Corn-Little doing. Mess pork and lard
nominal, with no demand. Bulk shoulders,
llE@llAc.
WILMINGTON, n. c., January l5.-Sprits
turpentine, 27hc.; crude. 50: llG$a .25. Rosin-
Strained and No. ., Sl.90. Tar, 81 Wea-
Their stormy.
ChAhhhS / %, ''i'i,i't, IL % -
steady; middlings 2sHc.; sales, 425 bales re-
ceipts, l,2Sl bales exports, coastwise, 2,3Ot
bales.
AUGUSTA, January lj-Cotton firm mid.
dings, 2s@2oAc.; sales, $50 bales; receipts,
9S3 bales.
New ORLEANS, January l5.-Cotton firm
middlings, 2Shc sales, 5000 bales. New \ ork
sight, &c discount. Sugar-Common, log
l0Ac prime, l2h@l2s4c. yellow clarified
Ike Molasses firm; common, 5s@6oc.
prime, 67@6Sc. choice, 70072c.
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aitI1mond 1ispattEl.
observation-disclosures 10, 1863.

w., FIRE IN pHILADE1pHtA.---f a'tGItfet.
ihS ,an,arv 1.-THE fire at Ninth and
cc s,@t streets, Burd's marble block, has
CnsS' ""r,insui.hed, except among the stock
been IN in Howeli's paper.hanging esta-
Of pap The explosion in Caldwell's
N'snuss storc where the FIRE originated
even ,,, ascer.ained TO have been caused
has oeT n,rst;nc Of the boiler used in heat
~ ,n Wv. h,,;Idins. The loss in that establish
ing ~" iii no. be so great as at first supposed
me ~, sstos have undoubtedly protected the
p" ,'"nb,es they contained. Mr.. keyser, who
vat1"o, ri railery in this building, sustains
"HT a.. inss. The principal damage to the
scr e' ',2"T which has a fine marble front on
2 ,,n,, street. is in the fourth story and
cornices. ,.u,-, Who oro s,aan;nc IN
VI hu;,3;pg. FIVE escaped through the
me os.,a.story windows, all seriously burned,
SEQ, .ro are missing-Hogan from Provi
S s.n r. /. and Polk or Poulk from Win
" 11..n- Va. When lsst seen, Hogan had
E"ro dawn near the door. Both are sup
." '"oS - have perished. The following is p
tt..,.,r,orv Of the insurances on, and esti-
~o,eI value Of, property destroyed W. c
,i,nston, owner Of west building, value Of
. ,,L., SIS, 900, insurance $4,000; J. E.
E,,IveiI icwelry, $25O,OO0, insurance
vgf 900: George Howell, owner Of east
.,;1I;nr. $4,000, insurance 10000; How.
- / Er5.. paper hangings, 1925, 900, insu-
-,nce alo5, coo; Benjamin Orne, owner o.
sn,rc building, $50, 900, insurance s54, 900;
If. & L. B. Orne, Sl25 900, Insurance
:425 600. Total property destroyed, SSOl,-
Ip4; insurance, $4,000.
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CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, January l5.-Scnctc.-Mr.
Stewart, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported favorably on the resolution for a
constitutional amendment to provide for
the right of all citizens to vote and hold
Office, and this shall not be abridged on &C
count of race or color, and gives Congress
the power to enforce the provision.
The Judiciary Committee reported adj
versely to joint resolution amending. the
Constitution so as to make the President
and Vice-P President ineligible for second
term. 1Ea ...t
70, After other unimportsnt business, the
Sue Murphy bill was resumed; and after
long argument finally recommitted without
division. g LID 4
Adjourned till Monday. . .Ig1 %9 ,s.- !.
HouSe.-The Election Committee reported
Wimpey, of Georgia, not elected, and Chris
tie elected but ineligible, having yolun-
tarily aided the public enemy.
The discussion Of the bill appropriating
$4,000, 900 to the Niagara ship-canal was
resumed. In the debate, Mr.. Sypher, O.
Louisiana, opposing it, said grain was now
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being shipped from st. Louis to New York
uid New Orleans at seventeen cents per
bushel less than Uia Chicago and Buffalo,
and, to Liverpool at twenty cents lees per
bushel u;a New Orleans than uidr New York,
and in one-third less time. The transp6rta-
tion cia New Orleans Is made with perfect
safety to this commodity at o cost Of one
cent per bushel for transferring at New
Orleans by means of elevators; and besides,
the Niagara ship-canal would be frozen four
months Of the year, while the Mississippi
river is constantly nayiyable:,
The bill was finally referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole, which is tantamount
to it's defeat this session..
Adjourned. .--.,, e,.r-s- as1
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Jollr II. SrRRATT TO WRITE a BOOK
The Washington correspondent of the Bos-
aa Herald says:
nSurratt is now in South America, but
v;u return here in month. learn from
ne Of his friends that he has prepared a
~rlaad explicit statement Of the conspiracy
which resulted in the death Of President
lincoln. In this he denies al knowledge
3: any assassination plot, but confesses
RELY that Booth and himself and others
were in a plot TO abduct Mr.. Lincoln. He
declares that assassination was never spo-
zen Of to him, and was not agreed on by
r99th and Payne until the night it took
-'4ce. He further insists on the entire in
,a,erce Of his mother, maintains that every
c.ort was made 20 keep the abduction plot
'-sn her knowlcdge, and says she was sim
-'y the victim OF unfortunate circumstances
and the Vaccinations Of the witness WEIGH
man. whose evidence, il will be remember
q, caused Mrs. Surratt's conviction. Sur
at, proposes to tell the good, bad, and
Indifferent, aud make oath 10 il. He feels,
i is said, that i, will be so impartial and
Straightforward that it will be believed"
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VIRGINIA gEE,SES.

kaolin Of the first quality has been dis.
covered or the farm belonging TO the heirs
Of &. 3. Ewing, deceased, three miles west
Of Harrisonburg. -Rochingham Register.
large number Of citizens of the Able.
marie district have signed and published q
call upon Robert Ridgway to become can
didate for Congress.
4 railroad is talked Of from Pound gar
TO Saliyile. The people of Wise county
IN public meeting, have pledged that coun-
y Tor subscription Of 100000.
James G. Charlton, charged with larceny
and forgery, has been arrested at Frede.
Hcksburg, and now awaits reQuisition
from tie Governor Of New York.
Pos; route 1864, Winchester to Front
Royal, is curiailed 10 begin at White Post
and end at Confluence, emitting Winchester
and Front Royal; service is thus reduced
owing 10 other increased facilities.
WnEAT.-As general thing, the wheat
IN this county looks well, having suffered
comparatively little injury from the hard
iEosts which occurred some weeks ago.
AatIrs Firgi1sian.
LAND SALE-To Mr.. William Hays, now
o. SPotsylvania, (recently of Albany, New
lorh,) 100 acres of Mrs. Jane Marye's
woodland, near the Summit station, for
ti2e dollars per acre, cash.-FrederickS-
.er3 NelcS.
RE-ARREsTED.-Edward H. King, charged
with the recent Express robbery, and Msude
Delarue, charged with completely in the
same, were yesterday given up by their
oontsman, Mr.. c. S. Brown, and about 9
o'clock last evening were lodged in the sta
uon-houSe. In default of security this
morning they will be committed to Jail.
-'orJ0E Ftrgi1ian, 18th. .......
FREDERICKSBURG AND GoRDoNsyILLE
hALRoAD.-We understand that Colonel
0ra&ton, president Of the road, has been
Regulating with parties abroad for the
completion of this line Of improvement,
ana that there is good reason to hone that
MS labors will not prove in vain if those in
our OWL midst lend their efforts TO an end
80 desirable fredericksburg Herald.
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- Commissioner In Chaneery
de s0-W4w for the Richmond Hastings Court.

CPECIAL NOTICE.--By an order Of the
~ United states Circuit Court for Virginia In
the cause or McIlwaine rs. Saunders & Tardy,
trustees OF the Bank OF Yirgnia 1t Is referred 70
the undersigned to state an account OF the trust
fund in the hands Of the trustees, and am direct
ed TO report 's
ls, AS to the nomin al value Of the assets now in
the hands or the truatees. @...=. 1890.
I'd. As to the present real value OF said assets.
3D.. AS to the amount of claims which have peen
proved against the Bank Of Virginia under this or.
der which said claims to be proved before ana
allowed ~ me.
All persons, therefore, having claims against the
Bank OF Virginia are hereby notined 70 me inc
dersI ered ON or before the 18th DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1859. On ratification OF my rsrort In this
cause, all parties concerned are notihed that the
court will direct all the assets OF the said bank TO be
divided BRO rata among 81 the creditors OF the said
bank whose claims shall have been allowed by said
report. 1ohs JOHSS Jh:.
a l3-WIw 49, ~ Master In Equity.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, January I.-Noon.--C s2A.
United States bonds, 7j'G.
LIVERPOOL, January Is. - Noon. Cotton
active estimated sales, 90, 900 bales. Sales for
the week, 1856, 900 bales including 10000 for eX-
port and 80, 900 for speculation. Stock, 80 900
bales, including 70, 900 bales American. Wheat
and corn easier but not lower. 4fternoon.-
Cotton firmer but not higher; stock afloat,
3d. 600 bales, including $4,000 bales American.
Lard dull. Tallow, 46s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, January l5.-Erening. Cotton
firmer at llH@ll %d.; Orleans, llAd. Man
chester market firm, and better prices real
lied. Corn, 34s Sd. Turpentine, sos.
HAvRB, January lJ.-Noon.-Cotton closed
l35Hf It opened to day quiet both on the
spot and atloat; low middlings, afioat, 1851.
PARIS, January 1.-THE bullion in the Bank
of France has decreased Il, O0O, 900 francs.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

SPAIN.
MADRID, January 15.-The Liberals and
Carlists were tumultuous at Tortosa yester-
day, but are now quiet.
The journals urge the Government to
send 10000 troops to General Dulce to rem
der Cuba secure.
THE EASTERN CONFERENCE.
PARIS, January l5.-Another meeting of
the conference was had yesterday, from
| which the Greek representative was again
absent.
The press generally urges the continu-
| ance of the conference.
Greece is preparing diplomatic circular
to foreign Powers on the questions at issue.
THE SOUTH AMERICAN Wharf.-The PARA
GUAYANs RoUTED-FLIGHT OF LOPEZ.
LISBON, January 15.-The Rio Janeiro
mail steamer brings advices that the Allies,
after desperate battle, carried Villeta.
| Lopez's army was utterly routed and de-
stroyed. The Allies captured three thou
sand prisoners. Lopez, with two hundred
followers, barely escaped. . -
The Brazilian iron-clads had reached
Asuncion.
THE CUBAN REvOLUTION-AN EMEUTE IN
HAvANA-REPoRTED DEFEAT OF vALMA-
SEDA.
HAVANA, January 15.-The police have
captured arms secreted in this city, and in
doing 80 contest took place in which a
policeman and soldier were killed and two
others wounded. The persons who led the
attack on the police have been arrested.
Government advices represent that Gen
eral Valmaseda, after several victories,
has formed junction with Colonel Luis, and
their united forces are moving on the rebels
at Bayana. These reports are fatty con-
tradicted by insurgent advices, which as
sert that Valmaseda has been defeated with
the loss of his artillery, baggage train, and
many men. .,..
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Cereals.

JANUARY ,5.-Offerings of corn to-day, LOGO
bushels, of which 40 bushels were re.ex-
hbited !; sales, As bushels remaining over I'M
sold, l,ooe bushels; market very dull, sellers
being unwilling to make concessions demanded
by buyers. Oats inactive. Much speculation
exists now as to the.futureof the corn market
here. This is question, however, on which,
though we have an opinion of our own, we do
not propose to interfere in. At the same time,
MS frequent applications are made to MS MS to
what the price of corn was at certain periods
of last year. we give for the information OF all
concerned the following table prepared from
the books of the Corn Exchange:
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JANUARY l5.-In the Richmond Tobacco Ex-
change to-day offerings at auction were q
hogsheads, 10 tierces, and boxes; of which
packages were taken in Balance sold from
s4.5O to ST.. Breaks to-day, is hogsheads, 8
tierces, and box.
From Mr.. kennon, inspector ut Shockoe
warehouse, we learn that the sales of loose
tobacco there to-day were about 100000
pounds, at the following rates Highest price
for stemming, az; Tugs, 81 to SC; and medium
leaf &c 50 to IS
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The foregoing represent the highest prices
quoted outside of private terms.
In New York on the 14th instant corn was a
shade easier; sales, $1,000 bushels; white
southern Csc. to 81, and yellow southern 81.
Wheat dull at Sl.57 to $l.6l for No spring in
store and delivered.
In Baltimore on the 14th instant wheat was
quiet receipts, $500 bushels sales only IL 900
bushels, included in which was good south
ern red at 50 to 1905, prime southern red at
1928. Offerings Of corn, 6,1oo bushels; sales
of white Mt 81 to &c.: damp white, Is to 7Sc. !;
strictly prime, SOC. !; yellow prime, 9oc.
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The Recent Negro Trouble in
Georgfa-JudtcfaI Proceedings.

SAVANNAH, GA, January l5.-The pre-
liminary examination Of the prisoners cap
tured on the Ogechee was commenced to-
day. They elected to be tried separately
and one them, named Captain Green, was
arraigned. The sheriff identified him as
one Of the negroes who assaulted and rob-
bed him and his deputies. a
W. S. Fitch, United States district attor-
ney, is defending the prisoners.
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COMMERCIAL.
Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, January Is, 1863.

f9,F9E TX ysoxFERIHss. gryEg4 5.fsH
Whedt.-White. 30 bushels. Red, 40 bushels.
Cbrn.-Whita. 1913 bushels, Straw colored,
liz bushels Mixed, 740 bushels
oats.-l36 bushels.1a grrHg 40 ztf0s
F7drseed Ia bush els,
White Bedns.-lo bushels
.Lss AZ .E3sE sAts8. Erf~ g7Gsg-f.
Whent.-White, 80 bushels very good at
81 PIN. Red, 40 bushels fair ut 81 10.
Corn.-White, % bushels inferior on private
terms. Mixed. 90 bushels very good ut Soc.
Fnrseed.- IN bushels prime at $2.35
sf.1..'Rg-ExHIBITED. rs~srrr
corn.-White, 30 bushels. Mixed, $50 bushels
Rye.-32 bushels.
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The Glide Disaster-The Peruvian
Fleet at PensacOia-Testim to
General ROusseau's Wid0w-Legis.
latIve Raid ON the New Orleans
City Government. ap.-

NEW ORLEANS, January l5.-Brevet
Major R. M. Marston, of the First United
States infantry, one of the victims of the
Glide disaster, died last evening, and was
buried to-day. He had been temporarily
assigned to staff duty by General Rousseau
to make some Investigations in western
Louisiana.
The Peruvian minister was telegraphed
to-day of the safe arrival of the Peruvian
fleet at Pensacola, the monitors having
easily made six to seven knots per hour.
They remain here few days.
General Rousseau having died poor, the
citizens have held meetings and appointed
committee of influential men to take steps
for testimonial to his widow. His horses
were ratified for to-day by the members of
his staff.
A bill totally abolishing the present city
government and providing for a new one to
be appointed by the Governor was read in
the House yesterday. Also, one of SINH
lar character with reference to the public
schools.