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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-01

DR.. B. Otto Moses having formed . co-partner.
ship with Dr.. J. B. Waller has removed his Ofac
from No. 247 Barenne street to No. $50 Deord street
TivOli Circle, iel3 8m
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IN THE MATTER nF THE MINORS THEOPHILE,
JOSEPHINE AND ORELlNE OCBRE AND In
tbs SUCCESSION OF THEODOKA Raglan
CONSOLIDATED.
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BY 8. 0ulnault.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS EELLoCo

Second District Court fer the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 ,536
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. IS.
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By Selle & Malochee.

SUCCESSION OF MR.. AND MRS. ANTONIO MAS
CARO-.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
no. SO 533.
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Tho City OF New Orleans VS.. Peter

EUGENE WAfGAMAN,
aul9 rs ee26 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlean
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Nos. SO 40l and 80 1853.
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The City of New Orleans VS.. julien NJ.

EUGENE " AFtAMAN.
au22 sci 1923 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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ID A. MURRAY.
CISTERN MAKER.
1871. Magazine street 1871
Between Julia and St. Joseph
streets.

All work warranted to give n
tire satisfactic
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Isaac Levi,
No. 2; s4me We. same.

au2i sci ?. Civil Sheriff of the Parish of orleans
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Tho City of New Orleans vs.. Hugh
Murphy.


au24 sci "a Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlea ms
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Mary G. Richie VI. Charles H. Chase.

su2. SELF Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11
glamentos especiales conforme las

glamentos especiales conforine las
disposieiones contenidas en- el Decreto de 2
de mayo de 1865, con las modifcaciones
hechas con posterioridad consignadas en-
ell presente Decreto.-Art. %. FL personal,
sueldos sobre-sueldos de las dependencies
especiales de- la Administration de Hacienda,
Sc arreglaran a 10 dispuesto en- las adjuntas
plantillas. %. Ell Ministro de Ul-
tramar comunicarA las disposiciones oportu-
mas para la ejecucion de este Decreto, y Ell
Gobernador General de Puerto Rico de
acuerdo con la Intendencia, hara la
propuesta de reforma de los Reglamentos
de las Dependencies, en- la parte que 10
exijan las disposiciones que preceden.-
Dado en- Palac,o de mayo de 1876.
-ALFONSO.-El Ministro de Ultramar,
1OELARDo LOPEZ DE AYALA.-De 6rden
de S. NJ. 10 trasado V. E. con inclusion
de la plantilla aprobada, para su puntual
cumplimiento, encargfndo!e que con Ia
mayor premura fo malice Ia propuesta de
reforma de los Reglamentos que se refere
el artlculo 23 del preinseito Decreto; asi
!: como dc las fansas que hayan de esigirse
por vi'tad de ssta nueya organiaac'on J de
~ saaa4s ": !: aala y y ssiyaaras per gr..tsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11
Administration General Econ6mica
d LA PROvINCtA DE puERro-RICO.
[Coticlhsioh).

Art. 10. Las providencias de la 1ntenden-
cia en- materias administrative de Hacienda,
causaran estado, y seran apelables ante el
Consejo de Administration, aiempre que la
materia y el caracter de las mismas provi-
dencias permitan la via contenciosa. Cuando
por razon de la materia el caracter de las
providencias administrative del Intendente
no proceda interponer contra elias un
recurso contencioso, Sc podra pedir su
reforma 8 revocation por Ia via administra-
tiva ante el Ministerio de Ultramar. =
Art. 20. Las providencias que en- asuntos
de Hacienda dicte ell Goberno General en-
el ejercicio de las funciones de Gobierno,
no seran apelables por la via. contenciosa
J solo SO podra pedir su reforma & revoca-
cion al Ministerio De Ultramar por la via
gubernativa Art. II. La colnpetencia
de cada una de las Dependencies admins
tratiYas de Ia Hacienda J Las relaciones que
Asaen sssss " V aetsrMGAsrin poE Re-
II w4N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11

Il quien coyresponau. .--Algunas perso-
mas Sc han acercado 4 esta Redaccion
extranandose de que en- Ell programa de las
6estas de San Juan, Sc haya omitido el
premio los cabalIos por el paso andadura
del pals, siendo asi que ningun ano Sc ha
pasado por alto.
De recorte.-Un alcalde de mOnteri-
LA daba q su gobernador el parte
siguiente:
"Tengo el honor de participar 4
V. d. para su conocimiento y satisfac-
cion oportuna, que !. el c6lera moro
asiatico ha invalo mi juricion, pero
con caraiter tan benijno que de cada
diez casos no SO mueren mas Qus
nueve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11
SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO GENERAL
DE LA liza DE PUERTO-RICO.
Cir G u L a r.
Q L r Q u L a r .

Habiendome dadO q conOcer Ell EX-
celentlsimo Sr. Marques de la Espe-
raEza, Vocal de la Junta de indemni-
zacion a los ex-duenos de esclavos V
Presidente de la cOmisiOn nombrada
para examinar las reclamaciOnes que
Sc referen q dicha indemnizacion, la
falta de cumplimiento por parte de
muchos Alcaldes, en- contestar & las
varias preguntas que les ha dirigido,
concernientes q la rectificacion de las
listas remitidas por este GobiernO Ge-
neral en- virtud de Circular de 26 de
abril 1ltlmo: Considerable que Sc
trata de esclarecer, por medic de los
trabajos que SO halla practicando la
Junta, el verdadero derecho que cada
uno de los ex-duenes de esclavos ale-
ga: Considerando que tantO ell Co
bierno General, como la misma Junta
de indemnizacion, entire cuyas persO.
mas fguran dos de los que fueron
mayores poseedOres de esclavos Y
otros dos de los memories, tienen un
marcadisimo interes en- que Sc defina
con t'da la prontitud possible ell dere-
cho q indemnizacion que tiene cada
une de los que fueron poseedores:
Considerable que de la urgencia con
que Sc lleve q debido efecto esta clase
de trabajo, de todo punto necesario 6
indispensable, pende la Immediate ex-
pedicion y reparto do las carpetas
provisionales, mandadas crear a este
efecto: Considerando que los Alcal-
des de los pueblos de esta Provincial
tienen el estricto 8 imperioso deber
de secundar con cello Y actividad las
miras y prop6sitos del Gobierno Ge-.
neral y de Ia Junta de indemnizacion,
Y de dar exacto cumplimiento a Guam.
tas 6rdenes emanen, va del Gobiern0,
va de la misma Junta, que Sc referan
al asunto de que Sc trata: Oonside-
rando que los Alcaldes, de obrar en-
sentido contrario, sea por neglgenOia,
sea por descuidO, incurren en- gravl-
sima responsabilidad: Considerable
en- tin, el vehemente afan con que el
Gobierno de S. M. "a. D. g., procura
que Sc de satisfaction ese mismO
derecho, antes indicado: he tenido
por conveniente resolver que los AL
caldes cumplan y hagan cumplir STEM
pre- en- un plazo perentorio cuantas
disposiciones Sc les cOmunique, va
fuere por ell Gobierno General, va por
cOnducto del Presidente de la cOmi.
sion de la Junta de indemni mnizacion, SO
pena de incurrir en- la falta de desobe-
diencia grave y con mayor motive, 81
SO tiene en- cuenta que Ia susodicha
Junta Sc halla presidida por mi.
Puerto Rico, 8 de JUNO de 1876
P0RTILLA.
Sres. Alcaldes de los pueblos de esta
| Provincial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11

| El Herald de San Petersburgo sostien'
que el programa de Berlin serA realizado. J
que se tomaran medidas serias 4 pesar d.
la oposicion de la Gran Bretana
Dice un despacho de Berlin al Post que
Russia envla cuatro canoneras mas 4 la ba-
hla de Besika, poniendolas la disposition
del general Ignatieff, embajador russo ell
Constantinopla.
Ell corresponsal del Daily Nesos en- Ber-
lin dice que los despachos de diferentes
parties convienen en- que la Intervention de
Servia es inminente.
Dice un despacho de Pesth que el prfn-
cipe Milan vs. hacer una alocucion 4 los
insurrectos.
Otro despacAo de la misma ciudad al Dai
y Nesos dice que 10 insurreccion de Bnlga
garia Sc Va extendiendo. Los insurrectos
estan sitiando Sievno AGRA; 600 ,mbres
Sc. han sublevado cerca de Varna.
L6ndres i'd. de id.-Un despacho espe-
cial de Alexandria al Daily Neaos dice que
ALI Sc habla mucho de la suerte del ejercito
egipcio en- Abisinia: que la guerra sin duda
ha terminado: que han llegado Suez GER
ca de 5000 soldados; y. que estos con los
que estaban para embarcarse en- Massona
Zen todo como $4,000 hombres) hacen cuan
to hay que esperar, ignorandose la suerte
de otros $4,000.
81 q las graves noticias que dejamos pu
blicadas Sc agrega el trascendental suceso
De haber sido destronado el Gran Sultan,
'e comprenderA que la question de Oriente
'e Va complicando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11
pronto una actitud Jecisiva en- Ia question

!. pronto una actitud Jecisiva en- la question
de Oriente.
Ell marques de Harrington ha dicho en-
Pdblico que la situacion de las relaciones
exteriores en- ell Oriente es grave. Ell conde
de Grandville dio que no hay razon para
temer que suceda NADIA de momento. Que,
sin embargo, el gobierno Sc encuentra ro
deado de circunstancias que requieren el
mayor cuidado por parte de los hombres
de Estado de Europa.
Constantinopla % de mayo.-Una es-
cuadra turca va salir cruzar por el ar
chipielago griego.
L6ndres 80 de mayo.-El corresponsal
del Standard telegra6a de Viena que la
Puerta Otomana ha prevenido su emba
jador en- Austria que manifesto oposicion
la anunciada communication Official del me
morandum de Berlin, como que Turquia SO
verla obGgsda q rechazar totalmente sus
LIE previene igualmente que
declare que la Intervention de las potencias
amigas es del todo inadmisible.
Da varias razonesss para clio, entire las
cuales, que un armisticio de dos meses no
harla mas que animar la actividad de los
desalentados ahora con la de-
rrota; y que los derechos de soberanla del
Sultan comprenden la libertad de accion
con respecto la disposition de su ejercito,
y no podrla nunca el gobierno someterse
un entorpecimiento tai de estos derechos,
que le impidiese trasladar tropas dentro de
su propio territorio en- cualquiera direction
que considera necesario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAs.

ENTRADAs.
Dia 6:-de New-Yo'x gol. ing. "Ricarlo b. cap
Newton, carg grail.
Id id-de id gol. am Race Horse" cap. Miller,
prov.
Id id.-de Guanica gol "Magdalsna," pat Alsina,
carg sal.
ld7ade San Tgomas vap. elm. "cyclcp, Gag.
Otman, carg. gral.
ID idde Vega baja pal. "Julita, pat Dario, azs.
Id id-de Puerto Plata gol. ''Clemsntina," pat. Es
cotolin, cueres.
Id id:-de Nsw-York v4p John Rrana'l,' cap,
Niwington, carg grsl.
0A1.rDAS.
DiA7. para Manatig gol "clementiua,q bst la.
mNguez, prov. -"
ID d para Nsw,York gal. an pEdss .sps Cell,
Id.a-para Nassaass hers Inc, E,,r.l y II. ,.,,..
NlA-less Tgss.s fisss 5sg ala. ''y;sisep4 VIA, II,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11


de material, concretandolas, en- cuanto sea
possible los creditos hoy destinados q este
fin.
Y acordado Ell cdmplase por S. E. Sc
inserta en- la Gaceta O6ctal de esta plaza,
con copia de la plantilla que Sc cita, para
general conocimiento.
Puerto=Rico, % de mayo de 1885,
AMt0,sio Belmonte.
PERSONAL Y SUELDOS
De las dependencies especiales de la admi-
nistr0cio's de la hacienda ~pts6lica de la
Ssla de Puerto Rico.
..ss
=. Sobre-
Admin: :stracion Central. Sueldo. sueldo Toll.
~~ ~<~~ ~
INTENDENCIA. Pesos. Pesos. Ps
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11

N07AE" so" del d.a de este acod la ta doa provisional
copar eco mdo te deb"dO
@qe los paso aodad0 las Bases gnrd Los
Nen conmes erVirdn ptno vdene
[Contaward.]
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11

Madrid, 5 de mayo de 1876.-Apro.
bado por S. M.--El Ministro.d de Ultramar,
L. DE AYAtA.-Es copia, Btlmonte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11
BANCO DE PUERTO-RICO.
JUNTA DIREOTIvA PROVISIONAL.

RELACION de los acciona consnado cs de esc
pod@ de JuntG producto
resutan avor de iquidacion provisional
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-20
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Hundreds Of teams of the Black Hills adven-
turers have been caught in the recent snow
storm 10 Upper Missouri, with the thermome,
ter below Zero Great suffering will ensue, as
they are beyond the reach Of fuel and aid tor
their stock, and canoot move in auy direction
on account of the snow.
Every Assembly district in New York city
has elected delegates to the Republican State
Convention 10 favor of Hon. Roscoe Coukliug
for President. The delegates from the rest OF
the State are almost unanimously for CODkllDg,
it is stated.
w. B. Clarke, practical blacksmith of Rich
mond, has discovered the process of welding
copper CopperSmiths and scientific men have
examined this process and pronounce it great
discovery.
Harry J. Rice, border at the Wyoming
Hotel, Philadelphia, committed suicide yester,
day morning by Jumping from the third story
of.that hotel while laboriug under temporary
Insanity.
A private telegram received in Richmond,
Va, from New York, announces that Judge
Bond will appoin, Charles Perkins receiver OF
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Captain General of Cuba has issued
decree prescribing sevlre penalties for all frauds
against the Government. The acceptance OF
brides is considered az act of treason. The re-
cent burning of plantations in the Colon dis
trict was accomplished by a bind of fifteen IN
surgents, who were finally driven off by the de-
tcrmiued action of he owner OF the Ilgnaro
plantation, Richard Paten, an English map,
who fired upon them, wounding several.
Advices from Brownsville state that the
Mexican revoutionists have their pick IS within
sight Of Matamoras. The people there favor
D.sz ami there are frequent desertions irou
the Government torc's, who are clamorlog tor
their pay. Great numbers OF horses and cattle
have been sent to the American side OF the
liver for protection.
The departure of Winsow for the Uuited
States is sill unsettled as to the time The de
lrctivo tfi.rr who is in charge Of the matter
has received letter from Boston which throws
upou him the responsibility of bringing Wins
lows family with him.
The steamer Isabel, from Rochelle for Brls'
toll, has been wrecked between st. Joes and
Lands Eud, Oh the English coast. Six bodies
| have been washed ashore, and all on board
thirty in number, have persisted.
Ia Scotland the railways have been blocked
by snow for thirty four hours, and one train has
not been heard from since Friday. Tele
graphic communication is almost entirely Inter
rupted.
The Herzegovioans and Servians are anx
ious to purchase war materials IN EDglaod, bu
the Austrian Government will not permit then
to be shipped
A letter from Gordon, the African explorer
says that he expects to complete his explora
tions in July or August aud lie will then return
to England.
King Alfonso was 70 make his triumphal en-
try into Madrid this morning at the head o
$4,000 meu.
The long expected eruption Of Vcsuvlus com
meoced on FRIDAY night, and the lava Is flow
iug towards Pompei.
The Spanish Deputies have adopted the re
ply to the speech from the throne by vote o
276 to 3d.
The entrance of Servian troops into the Turk
ish territory has been ayerted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-20
An Embarrassing Mistake.

The Washington correspondent OF the Balti-
more Gaz ute Of this morning says: "A few
days ago the President wished to talk over, IN
an Informal maoner, with the ring men of the
District and their congressional hackers, some
matters of importance to bis household. The
President real estate speoulations Gen. Bah
cocks connection with the improvcm tnt OF GER
tain public reservations, and HalIett Kill
bourne's Imprisonment for not producing his
private books and expressing CRAFTS copnec-
ton with the real estate pool, all required
friendly conversation. The private secretary
of the President, Ulysses s., junior, was hand
ed BY his father list Of the parties to be sum.
mooed to the presidential diuner table. Dur
ing the day he repaired to the apitol and per
,onaly presented the Pres dents comp iments
with the request that each party Waited upon
would be at the Whit. House to dinner that
evening. Geo. Garfield was among the first
called upon. Then looking over the list be saw
the prefix Sea- which he thought meant
senator, and the angular writing of the PresI
dent led him to read the loe as Senator Sauls-
bury. To the venerable aud gentle Senator
from Delaware young Ulysses presented his
father com pllmeot aud requested him to be at
the White House promptly at seven o'clock
that evening At the appointed time The
guests were all 10 attendance. No one was SO
baod and polite as Senator Salisbury. The
President saw the mistake but it was useless
10 attempt to correct it then. General Garfield
was consulted, aud having had large experience
10 ''slttlng out intruders at late hours be re
commended that the invited guests except
Sau soury be requested TO liDger at the table
aud perhaps the Democratic Senator would dis
cover hisswk ward preseuce amid an asseLnblage
OF Republican ConEressmen and Senator's. But
be did not and remained until 80 late an hour
that the President gave up 10 despair and init
mated that he wished to retire. Now, the
Senator Who should have been invited instead
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-20
LEGISLATIVE.

The Virginia State Senate has passed the
Senate bill, with House amendment, to amend
an act to Incorporate company to construct
IN the plan of James S. French, railroad be-
tween Alexandria ADD Washington city, passed
Feb. 81, 1854, and iuthe House of Delegates
the House bill for the relief Of Joseph ii. Mel
SOD, administrator of w. M. Hume, deceased,
late sheriff. Fauquer county, has been re-
ported upon favorably. The House of Dele
vat.s has also agreed TO the following section
ot the tax bill The specific license tax
IN any person to engage 10 the business OF
keepiDg an ordinary in The country. or In towns
having a population of two thousand or less,
sha be $50; and 10 towns and cities having a
nonulatou exceeding two thousand, be 500;
and az additional tax of eight per ceotum on
the annual rent over 500 and under 81 OOO
ner aunum; and 90 the annual rent in excrss OF
81 600 aud uudsr $4,000 five per ceDnm; and
tax of three per ceu,um upon the annual rent
10 excess OF $4,000 to be ascertaiucd in the
manner provided in the preceding section OF
thj. act;" and also to the Committees repor
imposing a tax of fifteen dollars on lawyers
who have been licensed less than i've years
and twenty-five dollars 90 those who have beer
at the bar for longer period. 1t was lighter
however, OF physicians, and made the tax tel
dollars on those who have been practicing les
than FIVE years, and fifteen dollars in case
where doctor has been practIclng for create
length OF time.
The Senate, Oh Saturday. passed the Seoat
bill Incorporating the Orange Courthouse sn(
Harrsonburg Railroad.
The House of Delegates decided to exemp
church and city, town and county propert
from taxation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-20

The New York Lapers of this morning COD
tain letter from r. Fl. Dana, ir., to Senator
Boutwell,, upon the matter of his nomination
as Minister 10 Eogand, and defining his po-
siion, He does net wish the nomination VII
drawn, but says: There is nothing in the gilt
Of the government which would induce me t"
20 TO Washington aud submit a question touch
ing my honor to committee which has taken
the course which has been taken by the Sena:e
Committee on FreigD Relations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-20
lCoMMUNICATED.
Worthy of Note.

The colored people OF this city have shown
how sorry they are in the removal from TIL.
city OF the Rev. Dr.. Lutte. The DR. preacHed
l.: th" FIRST Baptist Church. colored, tMaddens)
yesterday morning AMI at night, at the colOrcd
Mel hodist Church,at Whic! seasons collection
was taken up to aid the Dr.. 10 his work in the
Masters cause. The If rug, presented would
have done credit to any If the white ci,uchc s
of this city uudcr like crcuus tauces and II was
all done Of their own free will aud accord, as a
token Of their high appreciation cf his labors
among them during the last year May the
Lord bless them 6. S., Y. NJ. &. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-20

Ex-senator Stewart aud ex- Minister Schenck
who has arrived from England, are expected
to appear before the Committee on Foreign
Affairs tomorrow for examination 10 regard tc
the Euma Mine scandal. The Committee on
War Department Expenditures have sum uon'
ed several witnesses to testify in relation to
the Kentucky Railroad case. and it is expected
that the payment of the money by Mr.. Pen
dleton indirectly to Mrs Bower for her uhu-
ence 10 procuring the allowance OF the claim
will be proved. The Judiciary Com mittee ex-
psct within week to formally present articles
of mpeachment against Belkuap, with .esti-
mony to support them, including tina. of Mr..
Marsh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-20

On Saturday messenger arrived 10 Wash
ipg,ou from the messenger sent by the Attor-
pey General to see Marsh 10 Montreal. He
stated to the Attorney General that Marsh in-
sisted upon complete immunity for both his
wife and hins IF, and that when that was put
in writing aud handed to him he and his wife
would come to Washington. The President
and Attorney General held consultation and
made out the papers giving the desired i'm
muuity. This fact was telegraphed to Montreal,
aud an answer was received that Marsh and
wife would leave Montreal last night, and
meet the man with the papers 10 New \ Dirk to
night. The Attorney General, messenger
left Washington on the 9 o. N. train last night,
and the messenger ia Canada teegraphs that
the whole party will be 10 Washington
Wednesday morning.