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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-21
LOST.

7 OST.-STATR WARRANT NO. ia, DATED
IL January i8, 1872, in favor of G. A. Fournet,
Judge of the parish of 1T. Martin, for his quarter
ending December 81, 1871. Payment of above duly
stopped, by notice given to State Treasurer, and
also to Auditor of Public Accounts fell St
OST OK MIsLAlD. "A WARRANT FOR
IL the sum of S $1,000, drawn by the Board of Pub
lie Works in favor Of Hach James 4 Co. The
finder will please return the same to the under
signed, as the state Treasurer has been estopped
the payment of said warrant to any other person
but the Undersigned J. J. MONETTE,
fe20 st No. 4i6 Royal street.
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DREUSING & ERNEST.
ID IL. Breusingt (Arthur J Ernest, }
UPHOLSTERERS AND FURNITURE DEALERS.
Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths cleaned and
laid. Furniture covers made to order. All orders
will receive prompt attention, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
No. $40 Julia street between Baronne and Dry.
AIDES, New Orleans. no3 ly
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AMUSEMENTS.
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
-


CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
BEN DKBAR. Proprietor
ANOTHER NEW PLAY.
Brilliant success of the celebrated
COL EMAN CHI ID X EN-,
Who will appear TONIGHT in their new comedy of
THE RISING GENERATION,
With drum and fife, banjo and cornet solos.
The performance will commence with the charm
lug cOmedietta of the
IN which the COLEMAN CHILDREN will appear.
Friday evening-Beneft of the Coleman Children
Saturday-Grand matinee at noon.
Monday evening Enga cement of the eminent
tragedian JAMES W. WALLACK. fe2l 1t
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY COMMENCING
Sunday Evening, February Is, 1872.
The popular Dutch comedian. JOHNNY ALLEN,
The inimitable LITTLE MAC,
The beautiful and accomplished Miss ALICE HAIR
RISON,
And full dramatic company, in the new sensational
comic drama entitled
SCH N ED E R;
OR, DOT HOUSE Won DE RHINE.
For cast and synopsis, see daily bills.
MONDAY, February 26-Aimees French Opera
Bouffe.
Doors open at quarter to seven; overture quarter
to eight. fell
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(tARD.-0N RETIRING FROM THE DRUG
" business in New Orleans, l take this occasion
to return my sincere thanks to my patrons, and
would ask continuance of favors to my success
sOr, DR.. WILLIAM BOGEL, whom recommend as
worthy of every confidence.
S. HASTINGS.
February H. 1872.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEM6Nl lOs
D.s RlcE's
MANMOTH PARIS PAVILION CIHCIS'
With its Wonderful
AcecsATs, GYMNAsTs. PEDESTRIANS AND
TRAPEzE PERFORMERS.
TRAINED HORSES, MARVELLOUS MULES AND
EDUCATED DOGS,
Vii! give the closing exhibitions in New Orleans
a. follows:
CLAY SQUARE Fourth District)-Wednesdsy,
February 81.
MAGAZINE AND FIRST STREET-Thursday and
Friday February % and %.
Matinee at u NJ Night performance 7t5 P. N.
Admission, IS cents; children under ten years.
* osr.a fe2I
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WILLIAM BOGEL, HAVING PURCHASED
~ the well known drug store of s. Hastings,
corner OF Magazine and Felicity streets would in
form his friends and the patrons Of the old estab
lshment that he will, without delay repenish the
store with choice stock of flesh and unadulter:
Liquors, Pertumery, and such articles as are
usually kept tirstclass drug stores, ard respect
fully sOlicts share of their patronage
N. B.-Mr. Joseph H. Stockly, long and favorably
known competent apothecary, will assist him
IL the business. WILLIAM BOGEL,
Successor to Hastings.
Corner Magazine and Felicity streets.
New Orleans February 49, 1872. fe2l In
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(sHEAP GAS FIXTURES Al
BUSINESS CHANGES.

FfNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
l. sold their interest IN the firm of John II. Valet
!. Co. to N.Y. n. Muller OF said firm, who is hereby
empowered with the liquid alton of the same.
JOHN II. VALET,
EUG. H. VALET,
II. MULLER.
New Orleans, February 20, 1872 feel 3tr
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lo0NTMUED on DI0HTK PAol1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-25

airy a. 1872. JEANETTE BROWN, wife Of Bella 8.
Squire, IN the 6sd year OF her age:
Her relatives and friends and those OF the family
are respectfully invited TO attend her funeral, rom
the Baptist church, on Sunday forenoon. February
depot. Portysecond street, at 9:10 A. NJ; returning.
leave at $40 r. M.
srEvENs:-0n FRIDAY. February g. LUCY STE
The remains win be taken to Southport Conn.,,
SwEENEY.-In Brooklyn on Friday, February %,
PATRICK SWEENEY, In the 10th year or his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
dence OF his s0n.inaw, John COlgan, 3S1 Bedford
avenue, this Sunday afternoon at TWO O'Clock.
congestion Of the brain, JOHN LIviNGsToN fAPPAN,
the only son OF Henry z. Tappan.
TnoMAE:.On FRIDAY, February 49, GEORGE F.
The friends OF the family invited TO attend his
funeral from his late residence 80 East Thirtyftn
street, Tuesday, the 27t at halfpasG ten clock,
without further notice. The remains will be con.
veyed TO Woodlawn Cemetery, by special train, at
TIMNEY.-On Thursday, February %, JAMES, only
son OF Michael and susan nmney. OF Boston, Mass,
a. the residence OF his SISTER - sarah Smith
the members OF the Young Mems +. NJ. U. b. I. A.
b Society, Branch No. !, and the Eighth ward
afternoon. February rs, at O'Clock.
TRENTwEpnRrOn Friday. February 49, after
short uluess, CATHARNA TRENTwEDER, aged %
years, IL months and days.
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral, on Sun
residence Of her brother, VIM. Trentweder, No. 602
Wafer street, near Montgomery.
UNDERHILL.-On Saturday morning, February a.
MARTHA N. UNDERHILI. widow OF William Under.
hlll IN the Goth year Of her age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, from her late residence, 176
Second avenue, on Tuesday, the 27tn INST, ut eleven
O'Clock A. M.
VAN ARsDALE. On Friday, February %, of Con-
sumption, JANE E. s. WYNN, wlie OF william Van
Arsdale aged 80 years.
Funeral az st. Clements church, Amity street,
near Macdougal, ON Monday, February 20, az IL
O'Clock.
London (England) papers please CODY.
VAN RANST.-Un Saturday, February "a, JAMES
A. VAN RANST In the 44th year of his age.
The funeral services will take place In Christ
church, Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, e. D., on Mon
day, The 26th instant, at two O'Clock p. NJ. Rela
uves and trends are invited 10 attend.
WATsON.-ST. TERESA'S M. b. AND b. SOCIErY-The
members Of the above named society hereby mott
fed to meet at their rooms on Sunday, February Is
1872, at one O'Clock p. NJ. sharp to attend the fu-
neral OF our late brother member, James Watson.
Rev. JAMES BOYOE, Honorable President.
STEPHEN W. CORBAN, Recording Secretary.
WELCn.-On Friday, February %, 1872, of pneu-
m0nia, Mrs. BRIDGET WELCH, q naive of the parish
OF Lismore, county Waterford, Ireland.
Inc funeral Will take place to-day Sunday, at
one O'Clock, from her late residence l24 Cherry
street. Friends Of the family are respectfully IN
vited to attend.
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Total since January ], 1872.
STOCKS UNSETTLED AND sTRONG.


The stock market, while still very dull, underwent
several rapid changes in feeling and was alter
nately weak and strong. further "break" IN
Union Pacific In the morning to 32x unsettled
tho general list and caused lower prices but
no important decline elsewhere. With the bad
bank statement the market, consistent with
Its character for surprises became strong
and ~ the books OF Union Pacific closed
without the registration Of any important
opposition to the Horace +. Clark interest that
ssock rallied to SAX, It's recovery being assisted by
kilograms from Omaha reporting the road clear
again, ana earnings for the nrst nineteen days Of
February OF $4,000, against total OF $780, 900 In
January, the month Of snow blockade. This rally
was emulated by Pacific Mail, which, on q pretty
active business, late in the day, advanced
20 5oK Hannibal and 81. Joseph was
almost ignored ana at the last board
was quoted Al A. The directors have
changed the place Of registration to the Farmers
losl ana Trust COMPANY. which SUBSTITUTE has been
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL sfaxrf, I
9kTuRnAY. Fab. IA

SATURDAY. Feb. M-6P n.
ON ,Chsnge to-day wheat was firm, but with no
Improvement in the amount Of business The cotton
market was dull and lower.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
The receipts OF cotton at all ports for the past
week were 1907 bales, against 49, 900 bales the pre-
vious week. The total receipts since September l,
1871. 21e6.s57 bales against $50 for the
responding period Of the previous year, showing
decrease In the present crop of 600, 1923 bales The
exports from all the ports for the week were s1o55
bales, against 1875 24s bales for the week last
year. The total exports for the expired portion OF
the cotton year are so3 bales against 1873
bales for the time last year. The stock AZ all
the ports is 64s64l bales. against eoa.2ls for the
same date in 1871.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
proved unfavorable; out owing TO the rumors OF an
intended lookup Of greenbacks, q much worse one
Wa looked for. The chief feature Is loss OF over
Q million and half in SPECIE the average Of which
Ma falling one. owing to the enormous payments
for Customs during the week. Although there were
only five business days the gold receipts for duties
at the Custom House were S. 913, OO0 On two days.
Monday and Friday, the receipts each day were
over million dollars. With this loss In specie
there Is loss OF about half million In greenbacks.
The banks view Of this loss of reserve, have been
compelled to contract their loans and the liabilities
show total decrease OF $4379,000 The statement
compares with It's predecessor as follOwS:-
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I0e march INTEREST On Tile puDIC UeOt Will DC pre-
paid without rebate on and after Monday next
The European steamers took out $780, 900 in specie,
81 whicn $40, 600 was gold,
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York. 1861; Manhattan, 146; Mer-
chants, lis; Mechanics. 1873; Union, lao; CITY, 225
Tradesmen's, 146; Fulton, 1853; Chemical 500; Gal.
latln National, 100; Merchants Exchange, o.;
Leather Manufacturers, 1870; state Ut New
York, liz; Commerce. 116H; Mechanics Bank
ing Association. Ill; Ocean, 30; Mercantile,
126; American Exchange, lis; Bank Of the Re-
public l15; Bank Of North America, 101 n; Hanover.
1elx; Irving, 1913; Metropolitan, 1S7X; Nassau,
1o5X; Corn Exchange. 1913; Importers and Traders,
1s5; Park, 1856; Manufacturers and Merchants, s5;
New YORK National Exchange, OF; Central National,
1ol; Fourth National, 1l0K; oriental, LOO; Gold
Exchange, 1903; German. American, 1o4.
Depostors Of the Ocean Bank win be paid div
aend OF twenty per cent on and after Monday.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were The bids for the railroad
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CLOSING PRIOBs-4 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
PICKPOOKETS AT THE BANKS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HBRALD:-
VIII you please call attention to the fact that our
city banks are Just now particularly infested by
pickpOcketss They operate by threes ana fours and
are accompanied by blg bury, well dressed
chap who, no doubt. acts the part OF the bully or
they are IN difficulty, appears as a disnterested
stranger, and argues that the cuprit should be
A CONSTANT READER.
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sUospsod by TIE governors Of the Stock Exchange,
Who have decided 70 recognise the new stock Is
good delivery after the 18th of March, when the
thirty days VIII have expired. The State bonds
were extremely dun ana prices irregular. Missouris
were strong and higher at 95K. new South Caro-
linas lower at 81 Tennessees steady and virginias
rather better.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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~ avenue and Thirty fourth street-Rev. James Freeman
February 26 morning and evening Subject In the mornng
"What Do Untarians Believe ?n
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A LII SAINTS FREE CHURCH CORNER HENRY AND
n SCANNED streets, Rev. William N. Dunnel. Services
during Sundays 10 80 A. N. and 80 T. NJ. Wednes
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RELIGIOUS NOrIUEs.

A MOHAWK HALL, CORNER SIXTEENTH STREET
IA ana Eighth avenue-The Spruass will hold eet-
ing for Spiritual authorizations at usual HOURS O'Clock
the afternoon and ~ evening Prompt attendance requested
AT APOLLO HALL, CORNER BROADWAY AND
n Twenty eighth street-Thomas Gales Forster, Trance
Speaker win lecture. at 10 A. M. and ~ p NJ Spirit
ualism All are invited to attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-25

GENESIS AND GEOLOGY.-THE REV. CHAUNCEY
" Giles will deliver the sixth lecture In his upon the
above subject Sunday evening" IN the New Church house Of
worship, Thirty nth street. between Park and Lexington
Special subject The Creation of the Sun and Moon
Services II A. N. and tn P. M. The public cordially
nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-25

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY CAN RENT ADELPHI HALL
IA Fiftysecond Broadway, fully furnished. ali
day Sunday. Apply to JOHN II. TRENOR, 723 Sixth aY.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BOYLAN-BUCKLEY.-On Thursday, February %
at Mofsquare House, by the Rev. John CARVE. pas
tor OF Peckham chapel. Forlysecond street. assisted
PATro BOYIAN, Esq, TO VICTORIA relict Of Jeremiah
Buckley, LII. ID. No cards.
DONlHEE-KENNY.-On Wednesday February 7,
at the Church OF st. Vincent Ferrer, Lexington
avenue and SiXtyffth street, BY Rev. Father Lilly,
assisted by Rev. Father ORourke, WILLIAM B.
this city.
DovEY-POwELL.-On Wednesday. February 81.
1872 at ST. AIMS Episcopal church, Eighteenth
CIs s. DOvEY, Of Bow, Z. London, to Miss UBENA
O. POWELL Of Wiltshire England.
GRorE-WEBB.-On Thursday, February o. by the
Rev. DR.. Hammond aJ the Methodist Episcopal
church, Westminster. Carroll county. Nd, FRED
ERICK GRorE, Jr., of New York, 10 Miss IDA f.
WEBB, OF Westminster.
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THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The total imports Of dry goods and general mer-
chandise at the port OF New York during the week
amounted to $SO2s, 2e4.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The exports Of specie from this port during the
past week, and since the beginning OF the year,
have been as foll0ws:-
cr..-, -.or NQ6e oaa
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decrease IN Crcuaton. ........."..'... ,o o'o
Decrease IN deposits. 4S19o0O
Decrease IN legal tenders. 677,4
An analysis Of The above shows that the surplus
or the banks has been decreased 1S0 076 and now
stands at the low figure OF 81, 66S,O26.
MONEY ACTIVE.
The money market was active throughout the
hours for making engagements, and the rate ON
stocks ranged from per cent gold to u ito Mon.
dav), the latter being paid in the shape Of turning
stocks Tor the two days. Just before three o'clock
and when accounts had been generally made up,
some small amounts were loaned at and per
cent On governments the rate was per cent
with exceptions to the leading dealers at per cent
Commercial paper was quoted q 8K per cent
discount Tor prime double names.
Foreign exchange was dull after the steamer,
and closed only steady on the basis OF 109M 109N
for prime bankers sixty-oay sterling and 1l01l
HOY for sight bills.
GOVERNMENTS QUIET.
The government list was quiet and firm. Very
httle change was made in prices, which closed as
loNows:-United States currency skies, 1l3A o ia;
do. skies, 1881, registered. l14h lax; do. DO,
coupon, 115h 1l6A1 do nve-twenties, registered,
Nay and November, Ill Xix; do. do. 1862
coupon. ao., NIX 111I; do. do, 1884. do. do,
luH I11K; do do, 1856, DO. do, 111X q liz; do
do, 1867, registered. January and July, Ill 1l1A;
do do. 1886, coupon DO, 11oX HOY; do. do 1851,
do. do, 1l1x . INK; do. do, 1858, DO. do, 112A
I2k; do. fves Of 1884, funded, registered, l0Sx o
1857; do. do do. coupon, 1883 1857; do ten-for.
tea registered, 107H 107H; do do, coupon, 1104s
s1loN.
GOLD srEADY-110N A Ill.
The gold market was steady with the business OF
the Gay at 1l0X. The small loss OF specie In the
bank statement accustomed considerable surprise
and q decline from Ill to 11ON The course Of the
CHI tbo HI
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were
- f0nOws-
Gold balances 1870
Currebcy DalanceS.s.. zZ4O,oSo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-10
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

ASHINGTON. April lu. lU a. III.
Synopsis for the Rast 7venty tow Hours
The lowest barometer has moved from upper
Michigan castwald'y into Canada and down
the ST.. Lawrence valley followed by rising ba-
rometer irom the Likes t. the Gulf aud South
and Middle Atlantic COASTS over which region
clear AMI clearing weather is how prevailing,
and is highest over the interior Of the Southern
States Brisk westerly winds have extended
from the upper to the lower Lake region and
Middle Atlantic coast. Cloudy weather and
rain have continued at Portland, Oregon, and
partially cloudy but pleasant weather at San
Diego and San Francisco. with brisk to high
winds at the latter. The rivers have con:
tinued rising at P.ttsburg, Louisville aud
Cairo, and rise of twenty feet was reported
from Cincinnati up to midnight
Probabilities. The barometer will continue
rising from the Likes to the Atlantic, with
clear and clearing weather from the former to
the Gulf aud eastward to the latter. An area
of low barometer is apparently advancing east
ward over eastern Montana and Wyoming Ter
ritories. Diminishing pressure is probable for
the Northwest with Winds backing to southery
increased cIoudiness and threatening weather
this afternoon and to night EasterIy winds,
veering to southcrly with increased cloudlncss
will prevail over and west Of the lower Mlssis.
sippi valley Dangerous winds are not anil
cipaled
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From Utah.

SALT LAKE CRY, April S.-The attendance
at the Mormon conference has been universal.
The number present in the Tabernacle yester-
day was from eight to ten thousand men, wo-
men and children, some from remote sections
all in holiday attire and rejoicing in the oppor-
tuuity to visit the Norman Mecca, gathered in
the building Elder Taylor in an address said
Mormonisn was the engineer for the world.
The United States had been endeavoring to
solve it for years, but has not done it and new
er would Second President Smith was re-
quested by Brigham Young to state that he
was comfortable in health aud good spirits, and
regretted that circumstances prevented him
from attending the conference.
Elder Howe said should the government
continue to listen to SANDER and lies and refuse
to admit descent Mormons they would still 20
forward and go upward, ijo7 Zion must be built
up and redeemed.
Judge William Hayden, formerly ofNevada,
has been added to the delegation to visit
Washington to protest against tue admission
of Utah.
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Local BrcyitieS.

The "Parsouage Papers" will be continued
on Saturdays.
There was heavy thunder storm last hight,
with much rain.
Yesterday, at one time in the afternoon, the
thermometer stood at IA.
Mr. John H. PARROT is now manufacturing
black ink of a very superior quality
At meeting of the knights of St. Patrick
last night several new members were admitted
The Governor has appointed j. VI. johnson
Notary Public for the Corporation of Alexan
dra.
The steamer Fairy caught on pile in her
dock last night aud this morning was found full
OF water.
Judge Lowe has appointed G. ". Rock
Registrar icr the lst, aud j. NJ. johnson for
the 4lh Ward.
The garden of Mr. Blackjack, on Water
of its most valuable shrubery.
Mr.. John Lannon commenced improving
his property near the corner Of Pitt and
Cameron streets this morning
The schooner Mary, on her way up from
Budd' ferry this morning had her foremost
head carried away during squat.
The season, for gardening this spring is
near month later, than usual. Spring vegc-
tables are, also, late in coming to market. >
The steamer Arrow, jointly owned by Mr.
James Sykes and the late Thomas STACK pole,
is to be Sold to settle up Mr. Srack poles eS-
tate.
On account of the inclemency of the wealth
err, the lecture to have been delivered at Christ
church last night was postponed until next
Friday night.
There was no connection with the New York
train this morning, IN consequence Ut heavy
fog on the Hudson which delayed the ferry
boat last night.
During the high gale this morning several of
the vessels at Fishtown parted their Diourlug
lines and were with much difficulty prevented
from going adrltt.
A lady of this city. who lost her pocket.b book
last October, received it this morning through
the postoihce II contained the same amount
of money, though not the same notes as 1t did
when she lost it.
Delegations from Oriental and Mechanics
Lodges of Knights Of Pythias of this city will
attend the annual session ofthe Supreme L1dge
of the world, of that order, to be held in Baltl-
more on the 10th inst
The pungy boat, on board of which was the
case of small pox. reported in yesterdays Ga
zctte, was towed from her quarantine station
this morning to Georgetown, where the patient
was put In the hospital
The condition of Mr.. L. E. Uher. who was
| injured by the gas explosion at the Cltlzen
| Bank last week has not improved since yester-
day, aud much anxiety concerning him Is ex-
pressed by his numerous friends.
Two gentlemen of the city who went snipe
shooting in the marshes on the opposite side of
the river yesterday evening, were left by the
last boat, and had to wait over there until about
ten Q clock at night when some of their friend;
went for them in row boat. For several
hours before they we're sent for they kept up d
continuous firing, in order to attract the attcn-
ton of persons On the wharves here.
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From Mexico.

New YORK, April lO.-A Matamoras spe-
cla Of the 9th instant says it is reported from
Saltillo that Rocha is moving in that direction
with 5000 men. Monterey papers just receiv.
ed here announce the capture of La Puebla by
the revolutionists General Cortina has gone
to watch for the arrival of the steamer Tobasco,
from Vera Cruz. Should she arrive in time
she will save Matamoras The river revolu-
ttlonlsts will attempt to prevent her landing and
have two pieces OF artillery mounted for that
purpose. General CorelIa is moving to Lima
res, whence he can threaten the rear of the
revolutiousts. Trevino's object is to capture
Matamoras, obtain resources and retire.
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Z. u. d. r.

NORFOLK. Va, April l0-A large delega
ton to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, ofthe
State of Virginia, arrived last evening The
delegates were received at the depot BY the
Norfolk and Portsmouth Lodges, and escorted
to the Atlantic Hotel The session of the
Grand Lodge of the State will commence to-
day in Portsmouth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-10
Foreign News.

LONDON, April l0.-A banquet was given
last night by Count de Brunncw, Russian Min
ister Among those present was Mr.. Scheuck,
the American Minister
LIVERPOOL, April l0.-The steamship
Spain, while proceeding up the Mersey, yes
terday on her homeward voyage from New
York, came into collision with the steamship
Ptolomy. The former was damaged and will
probably 90 into the dock for repairs