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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-15

WE are authorized 10 announce J. A. KEEL
w LO9G a. a candidate fer Councilman from
don. seTi tee
kAYE are authorized 70 announce ". H
w FLETCHER as candidate for Council
man from the 10th ward at the ensuing municipal
election ..r. 70
ETTE are authorized to announce DR. G. P.
wv HENRY as n candidate for Councilman
from the Tenth Ward, at the ensuing n unicipal
Election BE- sep14 %
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BANKING.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
NASHVILLE QUOTArOIMB.

THNEHesKB AND oTHnR sEOURTTTEs.
lomptro1er's waTrants. .................s. 81
tennessee b0nd6, old ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. %
Tennessee D0nQe, noW.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u
Tennessee bonds, Capitol. ................. II
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds,
end0rScos.......... ...s.......".s......... u
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad BIDS,
eno0tseu-...s...s....s u
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad binds,
enoorseu.. Observation-Disclosures. 70
Tennessee coupons, fundable.. .......... 10
Tennessee coupons, due July, 1885. ........ 90
Nashville and Decatur Railroad Bonds.,.-s. "a
0ty Nashville bonds, old. 80
0ity Nashville bonds, signed Brown, Mayor. SO
City Nashville bonds, signed Alden, Mayor. IS
haehyille corporation coupons. ........s.... 80
Davidson county bonds issued to Tennessee
ana facinc toao. MISREPRESENTATION. u
Davidson county BOMBS Issued TO Louisville
roau s......... ....... "
Davidson county b nds issued 70 other
ros1s. .'...s..... .sss.ss..s.ss..sss.ss..ss ~
DAVIDSON county coupons. 20
DAVIDSON county warrants. .............. 81
wilson county bondsy-long, ....s......"s. u
short, ,.............. u
montgomery county bonds. 50
Aurfreesb0ro coupons. ....................s.S 30
louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock. T6
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad stock. 63
Nashville and Decatur Railroad stock...... e
sast Tennessee and Georges Railroad stock. 20
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad do. 90
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stock. 30
south Nashville Street Railrosd stock...... 65
North Nashville Street Railroad stock. 90
spruce Street Railroad stock................10 100
Suspension Bridge stock. .ss..........s...s. so
1lenterS Bank seock-.s...., ,s............ss
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Fer Alderman and CouneIInaen-sfh

I'VE ara authorized TO announce II. G. COT
w TON for Alderman, and DR. G.. K WIN
men OF the Eighth Ward. aug2T 10
I'VE are authorized to announce HUGH CAR
wv ROLL rs \ candidate for Councilman in
the sth ward, sep3tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-15
For Alderman and C0aneIImen-Ioth
ward.
DAN DOUGHENY,
PAT. CLEARY.

HTEare authorized % announce W. II. Dill
w LARD as a candidate for reelection for
Alderman from the 10th ward at tie ensuing
municipal election. rs %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-15
From the Memphis Appeal, Sept. 10.

the day previous to the assembling of the
State Convention. l am informed by
members Of the committee that after the
regular business was disposed of, the men,
Der from Warren (Col. Tom Murray sug-
gested that, as that committee were spe-
cially charged with the work Of
ORGANIZING AND HARAoNIzING
the party, and to that end had called State
Convention of the party to nominate a can
didate for Congress; and inasmuch as
trouble was threatened by rumors upon
the street that one of the prominent aspir-
ants was likely to become adisorganizer by
refusing to abide the action of the conven-
ton unless It was favorable to him, be
therefore proposed o resolution instructing
the Chairman Of the Committee to address
a polite note to each Of the aspirants, ask
ing them whether or not they would abide
the action of the convention. Col. Murray
was himself delegate from Warren coun-
ty, instructed to vote for johnson, which he
announced his purpose to do, If he was be-
fore it subject to its action. The passage
of the resolution was warmly opposed By
Johnson's friends on the committee, and
was finally withdrawn, with the positive as
suranco that he would not oppose the &C.
ton of the convention.
The night previous to the convention
most the delegates arrived. The friends
of all parties were very active in trying to
ascertain who would likely get the most
votes. It was well ascertained that John
sons friends were in the minority, and that
he could not be nominated. The only
doubt expressed by my friends was wheth-
or l could get II in the event the two-thirds
rule was adopted, as was the usage Of the
party. Propositions were made to my
friends by some of the friends of Mr.. John
son, to get me out of his way by securing
me an appointment in another direction.
The overture met with no announcement.
At the hour fixed the convention assem-
hled at the capitol, and was organized by
Col. John G. Burcb, the Chairman of the
Democratic Central Committee, and an
avowed johnson man. Col. Cook, of East
Tennessee, on motion Of Johnson dele
gate, was called temporarily to the chair.
The usual committees were appointed on
permanent organization. Several delegates,
friendly to the nomination of Mr.. johnson,
asked to be excused from serving. Then
for the first time it was positively known
that he had inspired bis friends with the
spirit Of DISCRIMINATION. But the conven-
ton went on. 1t was noble body of free
men who were not to be intimid2ted. They
perfected their organization, adopted the
twe-thirds rule as Necessary to a choice,
nominations we're announced in order, and
/ was finally selected and made the stand
ard-bearer of the party BY 8 unanimous
vote. 3 ,to7r7s
A falrer convention was never held. No
man who knows me would believe for
moment that ! would have been party or
given countenance to any fraud. Nearly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-15
For AIderman-7th vyard.
r Counctiman-7th WARD.

"E are authorized TO announce JAMES A.
w Chiffon as 3 candidate for Alderman
rom the Seventh Ward II the ensuing Munici-
pal Election. au13f te
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19
REMITIDOS.
Apreciados amigos de GALES.

Ell que sin ningunas relaciones llegara
4 posesionarse en- vuestro pueblo, para
egercer su profession llevar con sus esca-
SOS conocimientos al hogar domestico ell
alivio de las familias, muy pronto pudo
conocer vuestra caballerosidad, al yer que
sokcitos todos Sc apresusaron q ofrecerme
sus servicios, sin encontrar exception en-
ese comportamiento, que Sc ha alargado
hasta ayudarme en- bien de los infelices
enfermos, que en- Ell lecho del dolor encon-
traron ell auxilio valioso de la amistad que
les levaba al que habia de curar sus do
lencias, como he hecho con arreglo mis-
cortos conooimientos, repito, con la gran
fortuna de recibir de ellos y de Wv. des-
pues toda gratitud.
Hoy circumstances poderosas me hacen,
bien q mi pesar, retirarme al pueblo de
Utuado, para donde pido 6rdenes, despi-
diendome por la presente de todos en- ge
neral, asegurAndoles que ALI 8 en- cual
quier otra parte donde file mi residencia
tendre suma complacencia en- ocuparme
en- Ell servicio de cuantos me quieran Sc
guir honrando, y vendre q este pueblo
cuantas veces me 10 exiian, 81 impede
mentos superiores mis- fuerzas no me 10
prohiben. Reciban, pues, todos los de GALES
| mi Ultima despedida y cgeaten con el re-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19

hechos, que Ell Pontifcado es respetadc
en- sus atribuciones espirituales.
Aiadi6 que los gobiernos catolicos har
da1o pruebas de solicitud por Ell Pontffce
y los intereses religiosos; pero que al mis-
mo tempo han manifestado ell deseo de
mantener con Italia las relaciones mas
cordiales, sobre la 1nica base possible: la
de los hechos consumados.
Termin6 asegurando que todas las poten-
cias muestran una actitud que hace cada
vez mas tacil la polftica del gobierno.
Berlin 2O.-Los per;6dicos publican
una communication ofciosa desmintiendo
la mott ;ia relativa la tirantez de relacio-
nes entire Francia y Alemania
-Nueva- York 20.-Las correspondent
cias de Washington que publican los prin-
cipales peri6dicos de esta ciudad, anun-
clan de una manera positiva que ell 60
bierno de los Estados Unidos ceiara en-
sus reclamaciones sobre las p6rdidas indi-
rectas originidadas por ell Alabansa.
Paris 22.-En la session que ha celebra-
do hoy Ia Asamblea nacional han asistido
unos 500 diputados. RI Sr. Theirs Sc ha.
llaba tambien presente.
Despues del softeo de secciones ell con-
de Jaubert ha presentado una demanda
Interpolation sobre Ia exception hecha,
en- provecho solo de algunas potencias ex-
de la abolicion de los pasaportes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19
NOTICIAS EXTRANJERAS,

Ha llamado mucho la atencion ell dis
curse 6 platica que nuestro Santo Padre
Ell venerable Pontfice Pho TX ha dirigido
a mas de 400 viaieros distingui1os de
Austria, Francia, Alemania, Inglaterra,
R6lgica, Irlanda, Polonia. Portugal, Espa
ma, Turquia, Asia y America, cuyos home-
najes recib;6 el dia II. en- Roma con NO
two deeI aniversario del 6q de ~ ostrac &
mo en- Gaeta.
Su Santidad habl6 separadamente de
cada uno de los, viajeros citados, dando q
todos su bendicion y al llegar Francia,
dJo:
clay un partido que teme demasiado Ia
induencia del Papa: ese epartido debiera re-
conocer, sin embargo, que sin humildad
ningnn partido gobierna conforme q Ia Jus.
ticia: Hay ctro partido opuesto d este, muy
! lntolerante yque o.Yida totalmsnte lasley
4as-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19
GACETI.LLA.

IEmrt0.-Aa reloierfa de Claudio, ca
lie de San Jose, ha sido, Sc nos dice,
robada totalmente llevandose los cacos
todos los relojes de valor.
Parece que ell hurto Sc verified de
noche y sin que nadie 10 sintiera.
Creemos que ell que asf infrinji6 ell Sc
timo mandamiento debia conocer bien
ell terreno y estar familiarizado con ell
local, pues de otro modo no habrfa
podido impiar 4 la callada tantos y
tan buenos relojes. El mozo, sin en-
barge, anda expuesto, pues son prem
das conocidas y diffcil es trasportarlas
8 venderlas sin que la justicia eche
mano al ladron. Creemos que conven-
drfa que Claudio publicara los ndme-
ros y marcas de los relojes para que ell
pdblico no fuera q adquirirlos creyen-
dolos bien habidos.
TeatrO.-Aa cOmpalfa dramGtica del
Sr. Ortiz, pondra en- escena manana
domingo 10 la siguiente funcion:
1o-Sinfonia por la orquesta.
2o-La comedia en- tres actos en-
prosa titulada: NaWtfagor tierrafrnae.
3o-Exhibicion de vistas de la Ga
ler[a Agios Copa.
Rana, do en frne:" ,-;-a-Ha-. n~~ r-~~<~~~
Orientales los perfumes mas rarOs Sc usan
en- los Hummums casas de bano, pero
nj los Otomanos nj los Persas poseen un
extracto floral tan refrescante inspiran.
tie como ell Aqua Florida de Murray
Lanman. Ell famoso Oto de rosa es mas
fuerte y mas voluptuoso pero lie falta la
frescura vivifcante de esta preparation.
Es tan difereute de los pesados efimeros
perfumes fabricados con aceites esencia-
les como es un estimulante agradable di.
ferente de una opiata fuerte, por con-
siguiente infinitamente mas saludable.
Como hay muchas falls icaciones en- es-
tie mercado, los compradores deben STEM
pre- pedir ell Aqua Florida preparada por
Lanman y Kemp, Nueva. York.
Fiebres Observation-Disclosures medici-
na que no obre especlficamente sobre el
hfgado es de verdadera utilidad on las fe-
bres remitentes biliosas La costumbre
antigua era de dar d6sis fuertes de calo-
mel, pero un remedio mas seguro y m6nos
peligroso Sc ha descubierto. Podo6lina y
Leptandrina, dos sustancias botanicas, pro-
mueven el objeto deseado con mas GER
teza que el mercurio, y no dejan tor
mento tras de ST. Estos dos bienes medi-
cinales estan combinados en- las Pildoras
Azucaradas de Bristol, en- las preparedness
justas y eXactas para producer el mejor
e{ecto possible. Donde prevalecep febres
remitentes, otra enfermedad febril eau
sada por masmas, siempre Sc debe tener
como remedio de familia, y usarlas STEM
pre- que aparezcan los primeros slntomas
de desarreglos biliosos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19

Ell dia 10 de los corrientes Sc estren6 en-
este santo temple una magnlica arana de
cristal con Is luces.
AL presentarse Ell pdblico religioso &
rendir su culto al invicto patrono S. Fe.
lipe, tuvo OCCASION de observar cuan bien
Sc aeomoda dicha alhaja al espacioso pres
biterio de su iglesia.
Ha sido un regalo de los caballeros g.
F. Storer y companfa, que han conside-
RADIO ese objeto mas digno de alderman el
lugar do Sc celebran los mas augustos
misterios de nuestra religion, que Ia sala
de su casa.
Y aunque ooortunamente les he dado
las gracias por su generoso desprendimien-
to, deseo corresponder en- cuanto pueda d
su hidalgufa, hacienda pdblico este acto
de su religiosidad y buen corazon.
Arecibo, s de mayo de 1879.
! Benitq Lopez GIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19
@. B. S. M.
Luis R. Garcia.

De boca en- boca, ha corrido en- esta
localidad la noticia, de que he sido sepa-
RADIO del destino de Secretario de la Alcal-
dfa y Junta Municipal de este pueblo que
hace cuatro amos vengo desempenando.
Semejante version propaganda por perso-
nos que pertenecen al partido reformista
radical, ha herido mi delicadeza, porque,
como hasta ahora tai cosa no ha sucedido,
Sc comprende la marcada intencion de
ofender- Algunos han sonado va con ha-
Der visto publicado en- la Gaceta, ell Supe-
rlor Decreto que tanto anhelan.
Facil es de adivinar la causa que sirve,
de m6vil q dicha version; y 20 sin que
abrigue la duda de equivocarme, no pue-
do menos de expresar aquf, debe ser, por-
que pertenezco al partido liberal conser-
vador, porque soy un espanol SIN condi-
clones, porque soy adicto al Gobierno
porque en- las pasadas elecciones con legal
propaganda, con la cara descubierta, ira
baje cuanto pude en- favor del elemento
del 6rden.
81 esos reformistas que AFRICAN hacia
mi tan s0a0 intencion, tan batep deseo,
tlenen alguna cosa que acusar acerca de
mi conducta, va como empleado. va como
vecino, den la cara y por los tramites le-
gales y dignos, pidan cuanto quieran, que
una conciencia lfmpia aguarda tranquila,
para llegado Ell case, desvanecer cualquier
calumnia, con la mas pura verdad, con sa-
tisfactoria justification.
Hasta Sc han extendido decir, que es-
ia nombrado para reemplazarme, el Sc
cretario del Rincon, Sr. Echeandfa.
Como empleado, siempre he tenido la
satisfaction de poder girar en- ell cfrculo
que me corresponds, sin tropiezos y sin
mirar la cara q nadie, porque sobre mi
persona. ninguno ejerce Influenza y en- ell
cumplimiento de mi deber soy recto, justo
e incesorable, y jamas me he humillado,
para poder caminar con paso frme y la
frente erguida como 10 hago sin Ell mas le-
We tenor.
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conociniento y gratitud de este vuestro
affcmo. S. s. y amigo.
Diego Sanchez.
Gales, abril 80 de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERCANTIL.

Muy Sr. milo: En- ell n1mero 81 de su
ilustrado periodico, correspondence al
del corriente, he leido ell Communicate que
desde este pueblo le dirije Ell que fue mi
tenedor delibros, D. Jose Quintero Busta
mante. Observation-Disclosures completamente
de la broza en- que abunda aquel escrito,
voy q ocuparme de la parte que me con-
cierne que V. de buena fe comenta.
Es falso, completamente falso, que 20
haya sido reformista, nj mucho menos
1ltra-reformista En- las elecciones del ano
pasado, como en- las del presente, milite en-
las flas del partido iberal-conservador.
Para hacerlo nj me halagaron pron,es0s de
desti'aoS, que no ambiciono, nj ningun otro
genera de coaccion: bast6 mi conviction y
la pureza de sus doctrinas.
D. Jose Quintero y Bustamante, ei
reformista de aver, era mi tenedor de Ii
bros entonccs: conservador hoy, natural
mente habr1a continuado siendolo, toda
vez que al colocarle en- mi casa no me
gui6 otro prop6sito que ell de ayudarle q
sostener su familia.
Alenos, de consiguiente, han sido la
question polltica los motives que tuve para
negarme continuar utilizando sus escasos
servicios.
Lea en- su conciencia ell Sr. Bustamante
y no por pretender ganar hO'sr0 con escapm-
5ariO qjemo, quiera arrojar una falta al ros-
tro de un hombre que cifra su pasado SUI
presente y SUI porvenir en- su honra sin
mancha, y que no necesita, nj necesit6
nunca, acudir testimonio de nadie para
justifcar su vida pdblica y privada.
Dejo contestado al Sr. Quintero el CO.
municado en- 10 que mi Sc re6ere, y doy
por terminada la question.
Y anticipando q ", Sr. Director, las
graoias, 81 Sc digna favorecer con un lugar
en- su publication a la recti6cacion que
precede, me suscribo de V. su atento y
S. S.
@. B. S. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19
San Sebastian, 12 de mayo de 1872.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.

Sr. Director del BoLETIN.
Muy Sr. milo y amigo: Suplico q V. Sc
sirya dar cabida en- las columnas de su illus
trado periodico, a Ia siguiente manifesto
cion, por cuyo favor le quedara agradeci-
do su atento amigo S. S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19
Q. B. S. M.
Nh. A. Navarro.

Patillas, mayo IL de 1872.
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Alderman Hayne, from Committee on Mar.
ket, reported back report Of Clerk OF Market.
as examined and found correct. Concurred in.
r alderman a.te f1a. Mooney, from Committee on
OF Chief OF Police for January, as examined
and found correct. Concurred in
Alderman Simons, from Committee on Fire
department, submitted the following:
Ihe Committee on the Fire DEPARTMENT to
whom was referred the petition OF E. W.
Selbels j Co., with power to act beg leave to
report that they have engaged two steoplr.
mon, mon, 10 De stationed in the steeple OF the
viii be on duty from 2. NJ. until l2P. NJ,
and the other from IL P. NJ. until dEylight'
AT each quarter OF an hour, they will cry out
Inc me, time anu "All we'll" Their services have
Is most respectfully submitted
The report WAS adopted.
alderman Denny, from the Committee on
Accounts. reported back the following aud
recommended payment-adoptcd:
Cooper Il Taylor. B. w. Taylor, Al. D., C..
p; Thomas IL Co., Fagan Bros, W. s. Pope,
Aims a House; Cooper & Taylor, ". s. Pope,
Crowley Co., Mayrant i Howell, Il. e. How
ell, T. Crowley, G. Minort, E. d. Gilmore,
street Department.; Cooper i Taylor, G. Ham
berg. John Alexander, W. B. Stanley, Guard
House; A. Y. Leo, John Alexander, Water
Department.; VIM. Sloane, printing account:
Bryan " McCarter, Clerks office; Cooper a.
Taylor, Market.
Alderman thompson introduced the follow
ing resolution; which WAS adopted:
Eesolrei, That the City Treasurer be di-
rected to pay, as FIRST instalment to the Pal
metto Steam ire Engine Company, the sum
OF II 900; and that the Mayor be authorized
to give notes OF tho city for $1,000, at three
months, a I'd II 900, at six months, as second
and third instalments, i'll full payment for
iire engine, &c.
Alderman Taylor introduc ced the following
resolution; whir WAS adopted:
Reso!red, That the Palmetto Ste m Fire
Engine Company be. and are hereby, author
lied and directed to turn over % the Yipilant
Fire Company the hand en- gin which ey
have used up TO recent date.
Alderman Wallace introduced the following
resolution; which Was referred to the Com.
mittes on Ways and Means:
Resolcea, That James d. T-alewell. CITY
Attorney, be paid - dollars. for clerical
nanccs Oft city o: Columbia under the re-
solution adopted by the City Council.
The following Ordinances were taken up.
read second and third times, amended, passed
and ratified in due form, viz:
An Ordinance to amend IAN Ordinance re-
SnlatinS the Aims House, and to create Office
OF Overseer Of the Poor" n Ordinance to re-
Su!a:e the expenditure of mon. V by the regu.
lar ,mmittees for work done in their respect
i've departments.
On nation, Council adjourned.
w. j. ETTEE, City Clerk.
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Council ProeeedIngs-speo,.l a1ee.ln..
COUNCIL CHAMBER.

COUNCIL CHAMBER
:, COLUMBIA, =. O., March 8, 1872.
y Council met at 7:s0 P. III. Present~His
aonor tho Mayor; Aldermen Cooper. Denny,
GOODWIN. Hayne, Mooney. Minort, Smith ;
Iayior, Thompson and Wallace. Abeent-
Aldermen Sim0ns and Wigg.
The Mayor atsted that the special No setting
ness.
PETITIONS, CoMMUNICATIoNs. SO,
communication from Mrs. Emeline Wald-
ruie. asking pecuniary assistance to reach
friends III Chester County. On motion, tho
communication WAS referred to the Mayor,
Petition OF Adam Sightler, for reiundmeut
OF taxes paid for 1871, as recent survey
snows hls property to be outside the incorpo-
ration. On motion Of Alderman Thompson,
the petition WAS granted.
me following accounts wore presented and
rcferred to the Committee on Accounts: A. y
Lee, E. Maybin, g. Woodsar, W. Hayward, D.
Folguson, street Department.; W. stieglitz
and a. Palmer. Guard House; A. Palmer.
Aims 4 rs House; "A; Palmer. Water Department;
a: Palmer, Clerks Office; Daily Union, adver.
Using; q. &. Newton, miscellan eous account:
Pr. J. j. Goodwin, examination pauper luna.
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FofsiGa Xnalrs,

LONDON. March 6.4!-John Bright
writes to the Anti Income Tax Asscoia-
tion and the Abolition Odio Association,
that upon the abolition OF tho odious tax
must follow a decrease OF expenditures,
and advises the Withholding of confi-
dence in Government which takes
970. 900, 900 from the industry OF the
people.
VIENNA, D1aroh Cit hos been ascer.
ta1ned from official sources that Austria
has not offered an asylum to the Pope.
The reports of the Pope's intention Of
leaving Rome are disoredited here.
Counsel for the Tichborne claimant
withdrew his case from court, where
upon the claimant was ordered arrested
for perjury, and ESQ., fixed as bis
bail. It is believed he has fed.
LONDON, March 6-Evening.- -Victo-
ria gave her groom, John Brown, gold
medal and an annuity of 925 for his
promptness in arresting O'Conner
Casimer Perier declines the French
Ministry Of Finance.
The French bark Aloid was lost, with
nine persons.
The Tiohhorne claimant is in Jail, ct
Newgate.
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temperature uSoutherly winds will CON.
time over the Western. Cult Ststee.
Dangerous winds are not al ticipated for
the Cult and Atlantic coasts this even
ing: .'
The Attorney General instructs the
District Attorney at New Orleans to
prosecute all offenders against the reve-
nue. laws, and employ assistance, if ne
oessary.
The British and American Claims
Commission will adjourn for eight
months, on the 26th.
The Republican General Congress
sional Committee appointed Senator
Wilson Chairman, and Congressman
Platt Secretary.
BALTIMORE. March 6.-Gen. Benjamin
O. Howard, who commanded the me-
ohanioal volunteers at the battle of North
Point. is dead.
EAsrpoRT, MAINE, March 6.-The
severest snow Of the season fell here
The roads are blocked. Mercury fifteen
degrees below zero.
BOSTON, March 6.-Ofioers of the
Union Pacific Railroad President, Ho.
race B. CLARK; Vice-P President, John
Duff; Treasurer, e. Fl. Rollins; Auditor,
II. Is. Wilbur. Thomas a. Scott was
dropped from the directors, indicating q
preponderanoo of the Vanderbilt inte-
rest.
RICHMOND, March 6-Alex. Mosely,
editor Of the Whig. and James Q. South
all, editor of the Enquirer, we're arrested
this morning, to prevent an anticipated
hostile meeting. Both were placed under
81, 600 bonds to keep the peace.
New ORLEANS, March 6.-Thos. Carly,
deputy keeper of the parish prison, is
also in prison, for releasing Van Nordan,
yesterday.