The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1866, Page 6

—_—_—_—- — a ntl nc perenne PRY ‘goups. DHY GOODS. Gorostiza; Manne! Travesi, Chas, Thicli, Juan Ortega, | People va. Isabella Goodwin, Frederick Ebrin, Augrss ¢- patie . a Dives, 8. Secronique, Mury, Baran Eggers, Albert, | Vanéer, Michael Dufy, Ellen Shaw, Simon Kats, Conrad T LEGRAL'S, THIS Ween FH, ARMSTRONG, ao secre AVENUE. | ope, 8 ' Smith, John Tucker, ‘Joba H. Tambert, Joba Hope ; hn did dete dan Teer coated wth taeda Ba ee en eee _ “Approved—PORFIRIO DIAZ. John Hatch, Andrew Wasson, Jovoph Sanguini, Judeon BE [tought at | eee con guies, when auch great x Approved—CARLOS ORONEZ, | Oliver, James Farley. Rothery —John Toner, | s0ehor! GE |mncritices fare made by importers. Ladiee are | Ladle Uudervests and Dravers, all einen, MEXICO. J. Whelan, Peter Michael MoCoy aod Michar! s, the REAL BARGAINS in thie 1 Colidren’s Undershirts and Drawers, all sizes, Widewecke Dougherty. Manslaughter—Willlam McCormick, wa Ny," ffieur verdiet z ie ing Guods— OvershiFta, Drow Shirin, had wmpaomaenante yr cs In Tacul gra, five miles from this ott small com- THE TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE. pat ao si K FOR DERBY lore, tes, Gloves, ond a (ull assortin ant of jeutery, OR CITY OF MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE. pany cal’ \#% themselves liverals, made a descent upon as 7 5 eS? ft Day AND ENE bait dada a the ch gem near the Bishop's palace, throwing to the rapeseed THE SOUTHERN PRESS ON IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE. Bes | OY NOR Oersrxe, 3000 FINE 1 Interesting Intelligence from the | grov 44 the hosts, aud stealing the sacramental cup and CUR CHIHUAHUA CORRESPONDENCE. ota ue ed 4 sD NIN Te eR. OUR perial Reports and | 'yorner articles of church pias whigh ripe ny The Proposition Worth a Candid Couside : , JUST IMPORTED FO) , ther | aio under their notice, Tacubaya is in plain sight of “ me | PhtMowIA WOOLSE BOLIDAY SAADR. bet pepe otithe Wattle'ns Oexgen' ens Onle eet ok eel ince oe nies ae Charter of the New Company Hew wee ime. f le | ORetotHs Vol: CLOAKING, . AM taxcy aoons Hi Ory or Mexroo, Nov. 2, 1866, ‘our wealthiest citizena, The audacity of the liberals in | obtained, and what is thought o| g [From the Mobile Register, Nov. pe Au incomparable assortment thik week at ThA Laat AND EMBROIDERIES, AB ae thel td entering Guadalupe and Tacvhaya has caused great Capital of the Mexican Republic—The New | We have by "nso unhappy a8 to wound rensib'li- a | VALUE, rags ae RIBBONS, TRIMAEENGS, &c., Mexicans havo just fairly entered upow thelr great | giarm among the residents of both places, and all who | Company the Old One under a New Name ties of our neighbor of tha Times, on our account. His 5* PLANNELS, BLANK: S. -CoTsom AT POPULAR PREC feasts of “AM Sainte’ and “All Souls,"? two ifportant | can do so are seeking more secure quarters in this city. Ciavanva, Oct. 30, 1866. foclings are hart that we should, 30 far forget our n bo] id DESCHA a] a ER, i sia a ateh ou 4 ” st”? it nate renee DISCHAMPS SED GLOVES days in the saintly calendar, but the ceebratlan of which tye ed eta Some New York capitalists have lately had Mr. Le | (i,0"urvumeut ou a stom questiod lowing up into fie ODA DEPARTRENT also x0- Ai known bus " this people manage to leugthen out, to two Weeks, Yes- isha MERION, nda Rentre, of New York, here, as their agent for the ob- | ciass imporiavee, This is the first time our neichbor , 723 Broadway i PRI me torday—All Saings—was celebrated in ae sume spirit and ee aes sae taining of agrant fora railroad across the Isthmus of admitted we had ‘a past”? to “snatch “ a Senter porter penn.’ Wee Aner 6 cnanitity that characterized ths feast in the bast days | 1 have tovsy to Sein s ee van fe Tehuantepec, Pree oad Tere aR tao ieee ar SELLING OFF. ABEACK SLRS ag € the Mexican Church. (Everybody, almost, from the | ‘4? penne we 3 re gating of | The now company, styling thomselver the “Tehuante- | so-ession) from frat to last.” We grieve to hurt our stock AND FIXTURES | 7 4, Alpa ie Gonds, Linens, | archbishop down to the teggodest leper urchin, was | !”porta: Weir : Transit Co! id tioned this ernment | neighbor, but alas! the hurt to the pation ant STOCK AMER TO LEE Shavels ; ” nepaiag lone sr Matamoros and Tatopico, the batiles in Mexico have been | P” mmARY,”” Bare petitioned this gov: BE | overal years, our article of It was intlirted Corsets, Hop 8 en | made glad with a present of a toy cotlin, or tomb, or a to declaro null and void the privilege conceded on the | *)\sn ‘ibis unbappy busine began, and the question to- LOT EMPRESS ELD GLOVES, ALL STAES. ods but mere skirmishes, a few men being killed and LOT ExbiHe Ghoti Gov ; Niiaier eutanhs Sugar wkul), or a gingerbrwad skeleton, o paper funeral Me nad the defeated arty vaniiay away. in | 7! September, 1857, to the “Louisiana and Tehuantepee | day ts how-to enre the hurt—-how to medicain the wound Hee AD GENTS” ENG iwoon 2 tc OOM FOR OUR procession, oF similar splivening remembrancer of mor. | Wounded, and i Fe ercan, | comnany for the opening of interoceanic communica: | ‘At has sapport tbe vitality of thig ones rich, nd sou Lots OF GLOVES 6e., We an es Re faweeres cuctoslee tality; thousands of men and women flocked to the tem. | ‘'isstaceful confusion, and no permanent advan- | 14. ny the Isthmus of Tehuantepec." The time for pattinbainke uta pellhest deed tle sibeereen te SREY Se WILE DO WELL porary theatres, and zazed in wondor at the operations | ‘48° accruing to either side, Some three months | -noncing and finishing the road bad, from time to | pot even permitted to discuss the qvestion of eurm cmos , BEES GBODS. | to make their purchases carly. By. Macy, | oftrained: ‘mics, which the apdience was anured had | since Porfirio Diag; a geverah’ of experiance sand’ | TTD ee ay weal aaninaty gras tothe’ | sildwd te hold atonaouliamiorerktn ee pounce eee as tothe best means of saving the patient almost ia ertremis, lost some Mra, Grandy”” should exclaim y to the past, then is the case des OTS OF RIBBONS, CLEARING. Tor RENNANTS OF KIBAOSE ANDY ABLVET RIBBONS AT HAL of an unblemished repatation, in command of the liberal been exhibited to “Queen Victoria and all the other " forces of Vera Craz, Puebla and Oaxaca, commenced a nobility of New Work city,” or spent hour after hour in Tib September, 1857, next to March 28th, 1959, and and Sixth avennes. finally to October 25th, 1880. The company not comply. | BSS AND CLOAK THIMMI _ ae } nw DRESS ATOSING OUR Ponape witnessing the stupidest of puppet shows; the fashion. | Campaign against the city of Ouxnoa The garrison of | 1 a is atieged, with the concession, theit charter has | porate indeed. ‘There are gome among us (and our Oe EMSrITCI ds . IN Alb GRADES. ables, however, have another resort, The centre of the | the city cousisted of but about sixteen gi mer | heen declared null and void by a decree of the Liberal | "\):nbor Is of 1 3 saber) who Have mover taken im and Kanu NREDLEWORK lf, Me. 20. RUSS Ee ed door from Asatte, J Plaza des Arines is enclosed with something resembling big bp Sees peg atti einmanh Sega governinent, and a concession bas been granted to the | They cannot realize that e area conquercd People, and ee UL LINEN HEMMED VERY LO! ————--—- =~] big elrous tent, inside of which are a few. bush or, An attem i . It is reported here that General Grant | hold our all, inciuding property and life, at the will of SaNTF A LISA ENED Eee AUGTER, NO. 6 WEST ELBV- AP aes) . * | six hundred Belgians and four hundred native troops, | 2°" company. It is reps the conqueror, that our former slaves are made free bw Wat nse, ¥ inane a 6. ADAME ROULIAE AWLS, moons, Nuss Oot Mean ccna begs to mform her evstomera that she hae | Towers, pictures, looking glasses, chairs and a brass VERY Low, CLEARING SALE OF HOSIERY. o TO the. PAIR, 00 AND PLEEOED. ENTS NERINO, COTTON. WOOL AND ANGOLA, HOSIERY WAY BELOW COST. i has an interest in the new enterprise, and that ) the act of the same sword that placed the whites a) | rin Pacis a carefully seletod stock of Goods, | band. fhis enclovure is the fashionable promeuade, | Dat Diaz intercepted the relief party and-captured it, - Xt ls uty the old company. oe 8 ‘new form, Lape tet party thas holds to these theores y Boutowe, Drees Gods and ‘many other wost fash- | Here every sehorita who poesesees anew bonnet or silk | Send force from Tehuacan’met w like fate about the | The old, company, I understand, war heated by | or""ine “rmsult of the late war is in tho. nds dress must be taken by her bean, and overy patorfamuiag | 29h inst. but as the Pavers rarely publish such llem# hove that ibis is one of the keenest. Yaukee enterprises | [104 control and power of, the government, (enrd must escort his dame, gorgeously attired, resplendent in | te Particulars are not Known. Iu the meantime some | of the day. ‘The old company have beon playing their | tiny chatl not ace that power to declare our State go. WOOLEN SONTAG GATIERS, VI 80,000 PA nt cet 4 EDNOTIO: five hundred Austrians from Tehuante; forced their | cards with the empire for the past four years, Finding ry 1. ORPAT SACRIFICE ee view of removal in December to our new store, 341 | around tke ‘circle, ‘admiring their new dresses in the be the garricon kept up. the fight for several weeks, | Maximilian, they have adroitly had thelr old charter re- | {he nertuitted to Suen aoe Rowe wate aie (ON BUGLE/ORNAMENTS AWD TRIMMINGS, | tifonn ies Lave co long oscanien, wa prope to oer eae | looking glasses, or envying the style of thelr neighbors’ | repelling attacks nearly every day. Diaz fousin his yoked. and chamelcon-lke, turn up under new colors, | piighting catastrapue ? Aro we fo be told that, “though REDUCED FROM $1 DODEN TO dhe. lnsge stock at x sreut reduction from former prices, This will | bonuets and jewelry. Scarce a word ig uttered, und alto- | way through the city and obtained possession of the | heated dnpilaton tm article 2:——The comnany agrees to | {0 Heavens fall,”’ and « while in the death strug 8 good opportunity for hotel k * and others in want of gle” we are to do nothing but “spit in the face of our GEO. ‘3th wt. is Beha o N MONDAY 1 WILL EXPOSE FOR SALE A LOT OF : avs, but for kome days was unable to make any effect : comnany agrees gether It is about as solomn a scene as is ever witnessed | To ihe forts of St- Dowingoand E] Carmen, until the | one® water communication by the river Goatzacoalcos, OUT deine, Hatta ok oeatesank amd ciasanice." ° ata funeral; but the ladies make believe they are enjoy- | gist ult., when he forced the enemy to surrender. he | Making use of Mts navigable portion up to that point | and that'we are “eight milllonsof free horn men who bare REDUCED FROM Ble, VIBCE TO 1h ‘BBD! iD FRO) LBCE ‘1 a BEAD AND BUGLE SESS D FR BX RB SAX x ° ; which by mutual agreement may be deemed convenient; i n REDUCED } INDIA C4 ie fae BCARFS, mg themselves; and well they may, for the price of ad- aut ate ey 4 he Peeples ke anes and from there by land to the port of La Ventosa by Beal 4 be pel pe sah yee rite ae halen ects BUGLE J. RUSSELL, 289 Woostor atrent imssion to the inclosure and chance to walk three hours | Gn” he part of the’ imperialists, among others, by | means of a first clags railroad; and while this is being | what do they avail when brave swords have been broken nee third door from Amity. | im the dust isa dollar, while their unfortunate male at- | Baron Furique Gero and Count Alberto de Karmen, | finished by mieans of a commodious wagon road, which | and iheir brave wicldam have gona down in the effort, to shall be maintained in good serviceable condition and eo 7 e . ‘AND. PBAL ESTATE FoR GALE, : SSesieais age ent g etl twos eee Smet Fine Cam ren pe inky pepe | paar psd with the necossary bridges for the transit of carriages for | Gent” ney pads hem fi rope vas wont? ee SEWING SILES ee! Fee FOR Civneraen ee. city yesterday was immense, To-day the number is | ji ted The A astriana fought well, but finally surrendered | the transportation of passengors and merchandise of | Wo are in a “bad fx aan ‘@ desperate pre- CLARE GENUINE MP TAETLL GUN FANCY-GOODG | Ga Eroeieey, sear Leonel sh, exten ahie, two feonld. materially lessened, although the plaza presents s very | to superior numbers. This victory Insured the pence of ght welzDt ides that eighteen months shell be at. | Ucament. ‘The foot of goticalismm fs ‘on our necks, OLEARING OUL. | On Broadway. near Franklin at, extra size, two fronts, animated spectacle, This is “AN Souls’ day,” when | the whole country south of Puebla, and gives the literals | | Anie0e piles from the date of the entrance of the | S24 .We Want its pressure removed. We are oj PORTMONNAIES AND BAGS, 6c. wp. On Broadway, above White st., & Jxree plot on a corner, a large, well organized and admirably equipped force | lowed the company wed to “spitting inte its face and dying,” snd FINE SLEEVE BUTDORNS, 60.'pnir wee. On Broadway, above Spring st.. 75%200 feet. ladies and children resort to the cemeteries, strewing | \iin'which to operate in this valley aud upon the Vera | liberal government into Mexico, to make their explora- | broter to wee if we cannot compromise the matter on @ LONG BLACK CHAINS FROM $2 dewu (0 7. On Broadway, above Prince street, 251200 feat, the graves of departed friends with flowers, havg chap- | Cruz line. It also places Puebla in danger, and, unless | tions and plans, and submit them for the approbation of | hasis short of dying, And in arguine aod doterminin, FINE EARRINGS AND DROPS. Udi¢e to Hc. On Broadway, above Union squaré, an entire front, cia z & see ee # Me lg the government. rans i BA Z x iy f i aeriy, is . eg Mert. BUCKTES REDUCED 10 tase rirceh Aik closcdoblo mors, wal eased, for the repose of souls. Very few men are seen at | J Cin be re-established only at great cost of Hives, ' | tion of the lino within eix months from the time spoken | Vat opened to the appalling reales sf catoteie |S # BOOELEN REDUCED TO 6, Ov White stveni, near Broadway, full Lot for $25 0. the cemeteries; indeed, it is noticeable that in this MILITARY OPARATIONS. of in the previous article, binding themselves to Onish | We wer of those who dared to reason before in the 2 BUCKLES KEDU Pr seria dor oa Franklin treat, tern. Airst by EY ram, country religious matters are left almost wholly to the From every lecsg Kroaives x sarolligsnes of encoun- ik Hie or uinas pea pried Sar aeiate re wegen ue b of paxs' oP and " must daru to do it now again, ! $8000 WORTH OF TOYS | On White mireet, one Lot, 26x78 feet. priests and women, The latter are invariably devout | {7° between liberal and imperial forces, | In zareiacas ielddatnan tage See, te tale fae thorn. road | when time events have vindicated our first judy- AND FANCY GOODS, CARRIED OVER FROM LAST | On Leonard street, large first class Store, the ttaperialists claim to have raised four thousat ‘Article 8 gives some land concessions of considerable | Me’, aed our country and our children demand of uw HOLIDAYS, WiLL “BE REDUCED ABOUT HALF | On Greene street, neat Canal, 192105 tert. and sincere; while the men are quite as indifferent | troops to fight shane Pdi a and a ety hse § Valle a the exercise of our coolest reason and most disparsion- nia cogon curar ronearne, | Su ects hin Sat ent ft to baie pl” metre anette ame | Darin a ttl aed Sag ats ns | Avie 20 proves for mses nd indng paces to bo | amen, Gk Know ra ah me hd he pee OR WILL BE CLOSED AT WHOLESALE, | On Grand street, near Broadway. 100x225 feet, #ex mn other countries, The feasts will be continued six | tayo the field at a momenv’s notice. The city of Villa. | Constructed at the termini of the road. born men" to resoue us from the humiliation of the 300,000 DOZENS: Prince street (corner). near Broadway. or seven days, during whieh time a very considerable }. nuova, in Zacatecas, was attacked by 1,100 liberals week | _ Article 13 gives the company the right to im present and the deep gloom of the future. We hay: a ee PET" cc vRR. STREL, JET, | So meee eee Teer Greene STONE, eet, portion of the population give themeclves up to enjoy- | before lasl. ‘The inhabitants made a'brave resistance, | from taxes all necessary material for the complotion of | tried the ineue of (orve and valor, and we have neinine Phan BUGLE, RUBBER, MEDALLION, & urthatreet, near Broadway. ment, attending to labor only when compalied to do x0. | aud succeeded in defeating the Liberals, with consider- | the road. Jeft but negotiation and compromise, and this the Times Biggin pose Po ARING OUT. oe Great Jones treet, oe iY Brondway. ‘There is no danger ; ofany comer perpen fete able loss to both sides. pric bod ae company, patie Semsnalves to estab- | ould refuse us, fects to spit and die. As for wn, BUTTONS 28 DOLEN. REDUCED TO 62. Sa Tenth nirent, near Broad TL RSS |G es vowands pacifying? thet State: | In article 16 the company avree to deepen the bar of | Jie Falstaf, we say, “We like not euch grinning honor BUTTONS way DUS, REDUCED TO Io uc pare een crow, Soa: Oni rere Dect 4 FIOUR FRAUD. Ho has had a fight with 1,200 liberals, under Nunez and | the Goatzacoalcos river, as also its channel. This much in reply to the distress of our cotemporary UTTONS, 68, DOLEN, REDUCBD TO J8 On Fourth avenue, above Twemtyribira, at., 100x100 feet, ‘The indignation among all classes is very great at the | Garcia, whom be defeated, killing 120 and taking 100| In exsicle 16 the comneny saree ‘0, 36 ergo) © guar. | for presenting the argument on this question for the con- Sorross: $1 DOZEN, REDUCED To 2 On Fourth av., below Twenty-third at., 70x80 feet, aplendia | report industriously olrculated by the Ministry ae well as | prisoners, all of whom were shot nextday. The im- | antee je completion s ; in the | sideration of our Southern readers. And this is the ex. AN PRARL, JET. AND CUT CRYSTAL: Bed i HOMER MOR By el C TAL, 250. to $), Al to MORGA wEouy ON. HIKD THE COST TO THPORT. Ro, 2 Pine the French, respecting the heulth of the Empress, Tt | porialiats’ also lost very heavily, the mortality among | hands of the Minister of Mexico at Washington; the de- | tan, of our offending, ft was announced that her Majesty was taken middeniy | the officers being nnuscally eat 7 & | posit to be made within ninety days from the date of the ae mene adits on the tener? thee ee ae em ON dl was removed | Frosa Mazatan we Jearn that the imperial commissary | decree, Carnper 18, 1866. ‘ able to see our way clear to a solution of a compromise Fever. caused | had quit that city for the capital. Arrangements were | In article 18 the goods passengers in transit, the prop- | on ‘the basls of “qualified suffrage,” oven thongh we iM at Rome on the 4th of September, Lov OF ORAPES TARLATANES AND | —— — BT . ‘MACES FUR DRESSING DOLLS, WM, KINZEY. gu TE a 00, 63 BROADWAY, fo eames hee ee ree, or Mexico, her rea- | being raade for the speedy evacuation of siazatan, | ‘ty and capital invested In the roed, are to be exempt | 4 aig congen! to ft and our adversaries mie But 221 end 243 Kighth avena Between Elghih and Ninth streets, son gave way and ehe Jay at the point of death. | wgon trains having been dispatched froin Guadalajara { S190 all taxes for the period of thé Sbicopgen, gisty #2 ei ths quastion of the ype ne yaoi ait mty Anat and Bwendyancons aikeee.., | wilt etter on ‘The Emperor was said to hi apent one | to bring away the effects of the troops. It is agserted | yeare. Sg oes a fia anny - ape ee ACY mt = ee — — MONDAY, 267M INST., or two days ip tears after bearing the painful | that the evacuation was made early in this month, and Article 23.—The concessions fo aiple la Will last the risk of the heroics &bich cur inelghivoe prion toon GRE AT!PANTO GALE canturere fo ther entire stock of intelligence, and finally went 0 Orizaba in | by this time the troops are well on their road for Tepec. | from the time the railroad and tel finished, | the shadowy past "SS Ar RETAILERS FCLL OF DEAR GOUDS Pe order shat he might receive the earliest in- | Corona withdrew from before Mazatan, ostensibly to | Sixty years, counting from the time thoy are placed in area little sarprisod that the Reiss did nol incluae ale Pe yRESs GOODS, telligence from his august consort; the Mexican people § Qght Vega, who with his Celiforma filibusters had pro- | Peblic use; and in all this time the government will re- ‘ane strictures our other contemporary of the Tribtme, customers to buy th: The A .. Gib Stoces ane ROW WORTH at a great redurvion, tw tomontibetore dan sary 1 truly mourved the untimely fate of their young Empress, } nounced in favor of Ortega, bat the more reasonable | Cave Afveen per cent of the net profits of theroad, when- | wnien on the mame morning quite excelled. air we eres BUT Sc. TO THE DOLLAR, MUI ©0., 763 Broadway, Carlotta had made herself a favorite. Prayers for | w i he ive ever divi are declared to the stockholders, with th: nd most merchants are not willing 10 meet « Joss by cient: “Gotween'Miguhné Niatt cfeula, | Se recovery were ordered to, be. tends Chrongtoat the | (eseralt 2 2 thst he retired to,give tho Sencha chance | ver cit Mads are Neciared to iB work may. bo profits | wermtb of its appreciation of ag outer goose aiuall price, Ot Guiunaco ~~~ gimp, and in this city the nage ‘of the Virgin war | | Gouoral Melia left San Luis Potosi about a week since | that there shall be an annual dividend. at | Wpyarirt/.t Couple of Ia paragrap! OL Sg Ee GMEuiE aco heii twice carried in great, poinp through the streets, attended | for the direction of Gnanajnata, All the French troops | the end of the sixty years the government | cept universal suage)” und ahr eeniton, with, a INER GOODS, Adc, and 16c. ASSORTMENT OF by all the officiais and several members of the foreign | jeft with him, having under convoy a train with $500, shall enter into entire and absolvte possession | qualification either of pro ty or Intelligence."” With the ‘XTRA eatin, We,, 250. and 36c ES. BASQUES, JACKETS AND legations, each pereon bearing a lighted taper. ‘The cou- | jn silver. and property of the lands given for the use of the rail. | condition we shall be ready to accept this last effort for the BEST 4-4 WAMBUTTAS, Bic. -— a CIRCULARS IN VELVET AND CLOTH, course of reople upon both occasions was immense, and Letters from San Man de Vos Lagos, of the 17th ult, | Way, telegraph and lights, with all that belongs to them | PUrpone of resto to tin antes; for until, te cone The deciine ip Qe STORES CHAR ‘which eannit he aurpansed ip America, 1 ie maint no stich religious processiong were exer wefore | ways that Auza pretends to have been ‘appointed Gover: | 10 regular and perfect condition of service, ‘The trains | syajy shabPrace shall have been restoved, and energetic 10,000 BLANKETS 4 i men A pn ere aie seen in this city. It appears that the Empress was not wor of Zacatecas by Juarez Garcia de La Cadena was | Which maybe delivered must be the necessary ones, at ore before them some certainty that fe! labor «hall Ld vancing upon Tooraituln with one | least, for the transportation of five hundred passengers Prolicnsthing good for the eeagral wetare coming Trou these wi at seriously Indixpored, and the ininis'ry, when remon- | reported to be a ST 9100, FORM ER PRICE $2 50, ee — aT FORMER PRICE $3, ° s 0 avene,— | strated with for countenancing this religious awindle, ex- | thousand mon, from which pluce ho would to | and ten thousand “‘arrobas’’ (25 Ibs.) of freight per day. | the fertile soil’ ae WO TEA GUAT: FORMER PRICE 96. Gat necet Ceaad Meee turiouitheot Miiimary | cused themsnlves upon the ground that it amused’ the | San duav. his report cleionaa great ates toe The rails, cars, roachines and utonsile shall atleast be | Rowing more than to be PUCON the plawe of Massae usetine ExT A Be ITY. seme a 86. Goods ebeaper tian down vown Jonters sell whole pieces, | populace, and by distracting their attention from politi- | the imperialists, as the government troops had nearly | NOt more than balf used. The vessels and steamers of | 44 for the negro, we can live with him much better the de aR EE a EDWARD RIDLLY, eal aflairs probably prevenied an outbreak, consequent | wbandoned that’ past of the vointry and concentryted | the company are not to be included in the delivery. they of the 2 nd if the Chief Justice Chase and other Hes Keak VisRNctt, GI AND St 60 a Fey Ser Fas Wetter, | Spon the intense exc.iement caused by the ‘sodden and | at Queretaro previous to their departure for the cous in | _ Article 24—Resides the 16. per cent. stipulated in the | 7f,t"iisPonition choose ts tal the Prosident that TION maura 48, 87 ied +. 050 Tasnen Bien Ee Sasi Se er imexphicable departure of the Eauperor for Orizaba December. ‘ previous article, the company will pay 10 the govern. | fn cher, we aball nol say e word aguieetit i ne. fa near Kighteenth stress 200 MORE” CHILDREN’ av $8-THE colkat niece io by va a yigensve wordnet The reverses suffered by the imp troops en route int monthly two centa each passenger or for the The 7) ¢, be it remembered, was * the move. OTHERS, 167 Tighth arene. wa. | = largent, Dest selected and cheapest stock in the city. .axt might ap occurren ‘ tore tat the | for the relief of Oaxs'a has thrown the country south of | Packages which may be transported by the gencral | ment, first and Inst,” but unlike the Bourbons, is able to BROTHERS, 372 Bleecker aires. Real Riterian Rquirrel from 98 per ect up. fonr the authorities euteriain of an ontbreak, aud the | Puebla into the ban.Js of the Liberals and permitted them | route forget something and learn something such Hroperial Ermine (rom $3 by per set up. protapt manner with which Gey suppressed every de- | to meuace the road between this city and Yera Craz. A In article 24 the Kabat 4 transports government | and at the present writing would greaul d all government troops and | life and property jo ‘apitting at ite eer ener —ertiner—eae Mexican Squirrel from $3 per sel up. i monsiration of disrespect or dissatisfaction with the | corps of Sfleen hundred cavalry, comm by Felix } Property for haif price anc T GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE-WATERED, | Aud all other kinds of Fire at equally low prices, | coverament. ‘Temporary buildings bave been erected | Dies and Figuorra, a!tacked Sun Andres, Chalchi¢omula | Slciale free of ch then, like Kirby, dying. end Plain Ril al this week DAY TOYS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS “dogs 7 » iH + 1 > Fancy Tova rn round the plava for circuses, thes and other exhibi- | a |, On the 28th, capturing both those Article 26—The transit by the route of communication ail mOsirich and ther Veatbers and Vlowern soaguia: | More 16s herore, near bromenreen TOP M4 THY | UOT AL une of the largest of these wos being exhibited | w alunblo ai urendesvous for’ parties | Wil be free for all the Inhabitants ot the lobe, but 23 | The P . ‘assortment to-day: Trimmings, Bugio G piel a 1eriimmen ee -—— | dissolving views, abd among them were portraits of | opoi upon the Vera Cruz road, Already they | Pet cent, will be added to the goods of the nations which je Proposed Compromise Objectioun| Bagie Fringes, Bugle Ornamen yet offered 97 BOND STRERT.—JIUST RECKIVED THE WINTER | Juarer and other prominent liberals, The enthusiaem of | have derod travel unsafe nnd attacked the | M™&? not have a treaty of neutrality with Mexico respect- [From the New Orloans Times, Nov. 20.) hades in. Kibbo tone in endieas QT iaetYesnion in oaks and Ronuetscaliurders prompt: | the audience at the right ot the portraits of thelr favor, | iaiSence er wt occasions, Lelow Orizaba, Last | ing the transit of the iethmur, What plan do these partisan Prompted, +» lining, Ghote oad deta siieven cugepeet set Glered: ea aitee PARR AIS PALL & CO. from Parte, | Hes Wasalmort uncontrollable, and for several roinuter | week ibe Britah Minister, Mr. Soarlott, was stopped near | _ AMicle 27.—The company shall have power to trans. they mould have the world believe, by extraordinary Notions, Felt, Beaver wud stray sel . Sc. | nothing contd be beard bat “Viva la Republica” “Viva | Oriaba by 4 force under Colouel Gatierriz. The French | Port, in cloned bags which cannot be opened, the foreign ropy, desire the President (o recommend to the la Libertad!” “Viva Bonito Juarez!” ‘The sight of the | guard with the Minister formed around as soon as the to this ‘matter which is insid- in Hosiery, Yankee utbern Statex ry poneete Cy ce by the road of communication, &c. joual; ep tnt CANAL STRH h correspondent regard .. RIDLE! "Hi ena 31134 Grand stroet, BLANKET BEDDING. | Portrait of the Emperor was greeted with hieses and | lib rals ebowed thernselves, and prepared to defend him | _ Article 32.—The company bind themselves to pay thi thrust upon their cousideration by an ambitious, ©, Wand 70 Allen street, fth block east from the Bowers. HITE BLANKETS, cries of “Death tothe French!” “Down with the Fi to thy last; but Mr, which ma ‘04 justly be aol get of ‘BOW cumisviling th a OLORED BLANKETS. peror!” and when the porirait was azain shown reversed | fred.“ Date oe wba nl TE ald BE or of the body thet vibe atierriz then rode up, and on learning who com. | Mt. Francisco ¥, Falconnet made to the Sido enterpri action of (Congr. Tatty allowed Tt 40 proceed unmolested, and | te government remaining fre ofall reepoonibiicy wits | NMC? Why, that a general percos ball be. extended n offered £0 furnish an escort from his own troop, | Fespect to this loaa, and without having diminished by | 10 their citizens for defending, with force of ae ARGAINS, BARGAINS. ANKET™ 0° every description, j¢ Wake great pleasure in announcing to curcusiomers | sullable for Pauily, Hotel and Public Inaiiution usr, | phe andience became Simost furious with delight, The om; ists Who Were preaent slunk away end in- osed th nd the public that we shell commence PTemantae aves oe a ee forwed the anthorities of wnt wastranspiring. A polive | which offer was deci ucts | they conceived to be mee ce ‘82 4s ¥ r ined, and the Minister completed | this the profits which may belong to it 1rom the prod 7 ‘A their just rights under ! PORTED AND DOMESTIC. DRY goons, th force, barked up with plenty of bayonets, soo entered | his journey without further ‘molestation, - of the road. r ” Constitation. provided they’ will cater to ‘will remind them times “ before tn: wkably | the theatre, und aftor dispersing the audience vlosed the | Laat might four hundred liberal cavalry entered | Afticle 38—The company to which this law refers ia, | °f Tadicalism or to the of the taxes" and the “ 1,000 U. 8. fine eS OLOR ER Lag arrested the proprieiurs and threw them into { the town of Talpam, twelve miles from this city. They | 0d shall always be, sacluively Mexican, ‘and the Te. | ‘ile the executive and legislative noUne thie fact are EXC PORT. BLANKETS from the expected to entrap General O'Horan, wl ‘made bim- | buantepec Transit Com constituted in government, now in a state of hostility to DA DAEEEC DORI: ence, | Ne Clone lorer Tt naelphe. ‘The same summary means are always used to Guell the | self notoriour forhis commectiog wah ane ‘4 United Staten, will, netwuksune . We codeduea' Adopting a néw rule in respect tomutTiage, 4 fest and insome parts of New York, thereby forcing COLORED AND WHITE BLANKETS, fret sytuptome of disturbances. At Qneretaro, in » } and the number of his fellow conspirators whom he had | Femoved and constitute} now in the Mexican Repub. | ‘Pe of Property or intelligence, We. manufacturers, re and overtradera to | dirent from the Manufacturers and froin the poems uciion | pantomime, x clown and hit wife were dresaed like turn- | shot. The General was not to be caught napping, and | lic, &c, bargaining of this kind, because it would ‘uch auction rooms ar Wn, | sainain thiscity, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, keys, and made their appearance and walk resemle, as | leit the iown jast ax the iiberuls made their appearance. Article 36.—The government will name the fourth part | lemency of the government for the adoption of » & Corliee’, Townsend, Montant & | 4 good agrorimens of HORSE BLANKETS, bound and { mach as possible, that of the Emperor and Empress, | At Cuatislau seven lagnes from Mexico, the liborale made | Of the directors of the comtany, &c. measure of very doubtful utility. aate., ta all of whlch we bave been pur, | MATIRESSER, WEDDING: CoMpoRTABLes, | The “bit” was most palpable—the audience was in | their appearance Inst week, and committed many put. | _ Article 37 imposes many restrictions and rules upon |. 7H® pardon of offenders is a matter, we think, whi-h ‘at ourown 0 - COLORED ALHAMBRA QUILTS, exiacies; but before the performance was concluded t rages, A French Lieutenant, with forty men, convoging | the company. should be decided on its own merita. We are eminentiy x list will clearly indicate r Poor clown was a verpse—-had beon shot by order of the | a xpecie train, were in the town a short time befor the | _ In August, 1968, n decree ¢f confiscation was promul- | &,Commersial people, but clemency is graceful the condition of the dry goods Also ‘and fine assoriment of military commaudant. A few weeks since. while | lberalsentared, The Alcalde proposed to the offices that | fated avainst the estates and property appertaining to | When it is exerted voluntarily. It thonld nevertne jong PLAIN’ DESH GOODS. WHITE MARKET ANCASTER AND) MANC Bacthi'a opera « 'n Zacatecas, 1.0 Puriiana | the Freu-l should remain and assiet ia defendivg the | (0030 who have taken part with the empire, “By ede. | &#the world etands—be made a matter of trae, Freee \oek only ee TANGY GERMAN BED COVER was performed, In the duetto the basso, Mattie, em | place, alleging that incase they pushed forward 1 cree of October 24, 1866, the means of enforcing that tion to change the basis of representation, Sean Chetba ik eek atig Uh eee pe TARLE DAMASK, NAPEINE. DUFLTES, ROWELS, | Phe xed ‘a libertad,” and uccompanied the words with | capiuire was inevitable, ‘The Liutenant replied that nir | decree are provided for, and messur-s w II be intmedi, | #Bd to extend the right of sn F cesoserth duamcen oninmioassioe: ooce. TOWELING, SHERTING, BHEATS AND PILLOW. | auitable gesturen, In a momen! the audience rove from | men were able to take their own but could not de. | Stely taken to gather tne necestary data relating to the | Cored Face—a people profoundly my lack and colored only 2 ceats per yard. CABES, PILLOW CABE LINEN AND COTTON, their seats, giving cheer atter cheer, and demended an | tend a large town axainst @ forraidable force, and all | Property above mentioned, that it may ie to those | Tht to vote depend upon the 3 Binet sat coved Pees, ‘very Boe, Oaly MK cents Per | 1. penarEADe PEN Ae CENAMRNPAL, FOR ones. Raid <a ca Sorsign ae Present } things considered, he preferred going to Mexico. Within desiring to purchase, \ papi on its ‘enn monte nea" <n mlorghey ‘ . iene z : a 'o keop order, and the colonel commandant order two miles of Cuatitiaa, be came npon 300 liberal 4 ee = independently of ‘ Celeret Foremeiioy Danis boven FAMILY CUSTERR TRADE them to charge won the audience unless quiel was at | who opened rauks and ded. the Frenabaee ned THE CROP IN MICHIGAN THIS YEAR. pe hte oo of barter yt 7 ou CRIBS, CR. b GRELLA TAN once restored, atthe same time ing Mofile to leave | their silver to thro without A, —— ibe considered M epee DS cia cR pha area pats eka a at i) AND SUOIEE STOOES rr ‘ eit : the wtage or ‘he world have him mot These throais | Tite certainly ‘fie lin at inserting ae. crue yETO™ the Detroit Free Thess, Nov. 29} | Cnited Statea, there wil proba r Kich Plaié Poplins, double width, at We. ; cost te i t, vGuT ADs FO! iC INs - | only inturiated the Mexicaus, who he noldiers to | vailed between the liberals and the F r ne year that is abont to close hus been prow r ong ut eo i saber gene Se, TIONS MADE TO 0 execute their orders, telling them thee could fire but | Cicaet. baa beyond example to the producers in our Sinte, wherher | North, Who with to advance the over a ‘Striped Poplins, Rich Figured Roubai Poptine, only 873401 worth 73e. 7 VERNMENT RLAN- ry bandsome, enly 5; ML, iA He i worth } 20,000 US. BEDSTEAD: 4BS0 GO! once, when the Mexicans who remained alive would tear | The city paj e ‘are considered, or those + ; give 4 abort of a stirring fight ire or commodities are in- KETH BEDSACKS MHRETA, PULOW CASOR, PIL | Svery “sotdier to pieces, ‘The Colonel wan terious, | and “brilhase Imperial viclory” achieved ot Tiawtinee clued which derive thelt value freee the eae tations caano! find & beiier assortment or { DIL wae pulled down into his reat by his | the da tnaiant, in which over three hundred liberals were | Of the laborer and artisan. The yield of lumber, fish, WM. GARDNER, friends, and the sol were afraid (0 e@xerute | killed, Foreigners who were in Tlaxcala say that during | °#l, iron, salt, wool, hoze and cattle has been larger 244.Cans| airnet, opposite Uarl's Motel, | bis commands. © andience reiterated their | she battle but three persons were shot, ‘and after enue | {B88 ever before, and brought more remunerative prices. - - ainbiite Kagan ores. Fits erie of “litertod “encor,” nottl Male again com- | ing tho city the French began an indiscriminate slaugh- Kindred i) quality and value of the Michigan cereal $4.000 % es Mg Menoai the duetto, when quiet was restored. In ao | ver, shooting down inoffensive citizens—men, wouen yb Ss wiiet let eres eanntat ok present, Lao wae Apply to" Hl, DE instant the French officer was again ‘pon his fool. | and children—wherever they were seen. Over tiree last crop of winter wheat may fairly challenge CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND CLOAKINGS. Pratl atreet threatening the singer with death if he proceeded, but | hundred persons thus fell victims te French pasyon; | COMPSrison ax to quality with any that wax ever grown On these guods theve is 60 O0CU0! 1000 100000804 \ | ——T—_—_—_—E—EEE ne | War again dilenced by his iriends and taken from the | aud this called a “battle” and “wietory.'” in any country. It has, th it ‘Tere and Importers of from W \o 80 per cout shoatre, amid the hisses and hootings of the andienca, Rich Moire Antique Poplias, ble. ? worty 87 Granite Po) < ty Sie.; aciual eo width, at S00; | at $1; worth Piiright Plaide ?. rm oye ranch Poplins, doubi B87 A bled color Frence Plaid Popl ago, whe, compariny Black Doeakine, ait woul eud sound. a: $1 per yard A CLERK STEALS FROM HIS EMPLOYERS $15,000. Ip the morning M was srreeted by a guard, and ‘ the winter wheat of Canada, and seventy-five rn Cemimeres. ail wool ond sound, I pes verd —— 7 + whilat on bix on judge was met by agentioman | MMicial News Received by the Mexican one dollar more than Western Spring There was a ist Faucy Cassimeres, all wool and » ound. [From ‘he Chicage Post, Nov, 22.) 1 who quietly thrust # roll of money into band, whis. ter. Active) Operations ef Liberals ta th breadth of seed sown, much of the Mined Fancy Casstineres, ll wool and cound, 91 50 One of the most bold, auccessful and tong continued | pering ‘that it was to pay bi gs BY The judge ‘Terms of Surrender of the in the middle tier of counties receiving it for the d cases of poculation which haa been deroloped ine long | nrwiended 10 be highly indignant nger ch Garrison of Oaxaca. first time. In the southern math wij AAR RE an wont RIANKRTA, BLANKA | tinploy of Brac k'H. Pe Criawota, Novas River aarece | saguld attempt to incite revolution,” and ended « | "sca: Watnaton, Nov. 28, 166, | Killed, lathe balance ot reais BENS ST MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS. per pair, beg San’ jong haraugue upon ity o} 9! by ban ‘ “ a —— 2 Aga rool Whats 2096 per pa, { and relative of is 2,4 grocer, on the corner | ing Mathes receipe £2? SHY Sard, Uy § mR ‘wd |. The following oficial Mexican mews bus been reeived iis ela ala proved of excetlent quality, and | Lucius H. Teaney, teller of the First Nations! Rank igAgll wool Whitey Oc ots per pair | {cress y wats iy yew smplicated parties. | he more careful im tuture, adding that if the French | in thir city by Minister Romero: — more abundant, by over a million of bushels, than the | Greenfield, ch: reed. with stealing bonds and funds be- Teepe ths BiPaK ear sivawi.s, | The case w ey okt AiG hae nome time past | aks Him if he ha paid his ine Be was meray to ation | colonel Rafael J. Gara, appointed miliary Govern yy Sy te Jonang to naidual ad the Deak. to a large smovny 7 mine \hings eciualiy lower thew . . ye receipt. During je remainder of the stay of 1) ir jual to that of 1) + acqu u idence . j batore | deen seapic at elf slack of tana, colina, spices, Wee ceeteay be Sense etka elite Sen Tho city, | Of the state of Puebla, bax established his governmett | quantity, and’ as wotnd te aocling wath oe Springfield, deacons mae ned y 4 Colored, at 100, per oo pel iP caattalets tea hm orig 2 yd bed be — to secept it bis dine Rng hpi — paid | at the city of Za-Ca Poala, and Sesved a proclamation jo f or bs = ca = ger yield than ever be. ae ee Jed on in the unfortonate for P er a u screen! an bund times over, and presents of a! ods poured fore, wi quality most of it is th which be used the bonds some New York A pair, worth ed at 1346 Per | Decame alarmipgly apparent some three or four months upon him watil he berdly ‘oow how to dinpose of them. Cagacene SLSe Seely caene span teensy enap aaee be mums ho constantly assured i of better pag 9 ’ a Palore taWing proce of their stock and > Ladies’ Merine Hore, White and Colored a fh Pe {ey Ot anion tt was discov, | ON gentleman rent him & splendi@ horse, m Wool Breakiast Shanie A - G At 2e., sold recently a! §t ve Wool Soarts a Lie., worth to phy Wool Scarfs, large, at iS, oe aad 2s par pale, lemish. nificentiy | S¢aiost the invaders, Governor Garcia reports that do We subjoina table of the amount of the crops of this | losses amounted to 000. The bia, keeping ody | Fear, as compared with those of of 1865: was that the offence 9 was oo an coerced 1865, 1866. the indictment, being embezzlement tnatead of larcency ; 14,740,640 | that, admitting it to be a larceny, it was not one of fe. 203/87 Jonious intent, the bonds were taken for a temporary use and with the intent to replace them, and that the deposits taken bad noi been proven to be the property of Josiah 8. Purple, in whose name the ton was a comparisoned, with the message that “liberty was | French have los the whole State of P i ar} there was Melt of about Afteew thou- | gimost dead in Zacatecas, but the words 80 bravely | the jine of the mein road from Vera Cruz to the City of san aM Having confidence - | sung bad revived it in the breasts of thousands.” At froth of seTras, agg palsying uadalajsen the duetto was stricken out of tho opera henna they Se ee] cies ‘ hy order of the military, who decided euch trensonable colo individu fi Wd be uttered in the empire, sasiter wuss Ue carefully tatsetigaied.” The fal) | “A? &* Weerty should nes be ul een t X p03 POTOSL came on, and their sales increased with the advance An American ates, aT} Ast reports having @ usual bupiness season, but, with all their watebtul- } seen, jor than a week ago, a large body of foreien troops hess, they could oniy reach ® suspicion that there was [ iider Genera! Douay, between San Luis and Monte. | something wrong, A few days agothe firm piaced the between Durango and Sen 4 $1 5, sold Wheat, busbet Mexico, Oats, bushels. General Diac's victories tn the State of Oaxaca will | Rye, bushels. ... cause the French to lose the other or left side of the | Batley, bushels. toad, which can be out off mow ab any moment. Total 4 ——— | J : u Tho following is » translation of the egreement ty | _ The ctop of wheal’ shows’ a fleld of about hemes | verde of maven se beration the Jury returned & which the Austr Figagh setvison of Oaxaca was cur | %2@one-balf buhels to each inhabitant of the State, The other indictments against Tenney remain to he —_ 0 Drawers only 7S, wor'h more than } Five bushels to each would answer the demands of orth of the capt. | Reyors ramer, Austrians ané French soldiers now iu the count at Albert, Count of Houston aireet. Now, 272 and 274 Bowery, a chest of tua, per vicinity to be much negiceted. Eastport, Lubec, Cover r disposed of, and will not come to t a souire focts inthe brady of the.police authorities. Detect: | Tilis and thit city has been cnt of, thor liberals re- 4 fevered (9 Gegeral Diar: home consampfon, leaving @ surplus of 10,740,640 | the conrt.. Th ny ey meat Wee Ce eee eee ae, Linens, Damusks, Sowels, | ives Bilis and Dixon ware assigned the task of working | fusing to permit mailsto leave Durango for any point | The undersigned, denoral Lals P. Figueroa, Colo bushels for exportation, £20,000 of funds beluteing ns the teak, abe coming ; nal | vinden aie de teen evening i was | held by the Imperial troops, The same gentleman | Felix Diaz aud Juan Espinosa, of Gorostiza; Lioutenant for the diftereat peace cea, Eresent season at Dotroit | undor the Jurisdiction of the United States Daakiog Ine Balmoral Ricteis at $1 90, $l ia $2 and npward | No. 90 Ly Roel tn fairey Seng an passed, upon tive road irom this elty to San Lue, the | Colonels Mange! Traves! and Carioe Thieli, ail Mexicans, | for the ditt reut gudes of wheat were as follows on the | will be tried before uncther cont at tee aneine, Fans Balmoral Skirings at S7ige., Be. and wpwai be Bnd Onk atroot, bes fora ta me been employed ly of Frenchmen which Joft Mexice a few days since. | duly authorixed by tho eet gf the Kastorn | days na a ‘The bail has been fixed at $15,000," oocsnda arated A . Also, swawed iva) | perch & ind enjoyed their confidence | He was told that the tie jon Was destiped for Tam. | Milltary Vivigen a Ae Sexes publigy” a & kg > > “ The herrin nas ‘duakt dante eeanee: or ee leone pa a ans and tdair aales- | pico, which port would be recaptored at all bazards: i | Joap Orf@@a, Taplata hmile Wives, First Lieutenant so. “| 2 r 7 J | nighly prostabio the presoat seanee, mat ehe demand vor WK. PeYTor, Creer woult Pu pa bor or two Oe deaorted | RANK the intention to embark through that place ihe | hketian Secronique and second Lieutenants Mury, Barot ia ae z Inbor in them is 80 great as to epuse agriculture in the Extra white, _ 6 ———— = - pe di ApS, OF a quantity OF coMes, | tal Atter the embarkation the is to be retathed by | French, horized by the $24 $298 gy Mp4 pe upon a recpel order, m some retail desler | the Froueh, im. wccordance with the torins af the pone of Aaa E @ as nnd the neighboring ads reap a boavy harvest from (ue / of Cloaks, Sanques, Haaques, Jnokets and Wireviars | on w 408 ould remain ia tb* | the convention agreed wpon at Orizaba iM July lant which | have agreed, in the following conditions, to deliver said 2h | rr tolvet and cloth, which cannot be surpaesed, Aleo aa the Ineident of hin patie cea, ot delivery, and | secures to France one-half the custom house duties | posters ; =} 243 c The clergymen of Norwich, Connectient, bave is poy Te fnagutacturers pri hurry of tusincw, cegsen toate, Sraer Having. im the | or yoth Tampico and Vera Crug, and also gives ber tho | First ~The garrison of Santo Domingo, Carmers, anj | No. 1 amber. - \46 2 65 295 2 8) | Circular expressing their devermination (o attend wo fneteonts ane tee oy wemawen Sire it Was Botloed Obly thet coe ee Aty special attenti rat to held ports for Wie purpose of collesiug | Cerro ate prisopers of war (o General Diaz, whogguarys | NO. ¥ ainber.. 2 30 ~~ 268 288 270 | [avers on Sunday, except In cases of absolute ni — : everytnin sUppuned te Ce atates were gone, and |"tie duties, ' toon them their ves ander bis word of honor. j Taking into view the juount shipped at tbo periods | *¥. They object to the practice ax being a clear YLOAKS gesty | | them besnme evident thet there wan cone, mee it | BEPORPATION OF MLVER FORATOORY, Second—-The baggare. arias wind horses, which ure fe | above mentioned, $290 br bushel ix a fair averace of | tion of the fourth commandment, both from the amonne bP ery this wholesale stcsting, and with tn Party (0 | ‘The government has become alarmed ai the great | private property of (ue odivers of tbe garrison wii/be | the price which was paid The whole crop wonld aggre | Of Work it involves and because’ Mt keeps many p be offerns « piping’ one Me, Jobe Gprits, & gemeee nema oF | dian of specie Irom this country, and apprehending » | left to them. gate in, value, therefore $42,657,556, and the surplus | fom ding the chureb service. Yi with uit 509 Green Bay street th HE at No. | scarcity oF coin has foruidden the runs. couductas | Thitd-—General Oronoz, imperial, will appoint th/ fot anes, $81,057, x \ The collection of taxes In California thm year ix nt Tt ae @ wagon from this establishment that teen | frow the capiial to Vera Cruz. Mt bas been usual io | lowing commitioes:—One to deliver to Genore! Dm the |. We Fubjoim an eatimate Athe value of the cerent crop | tended with great inconveniewee to all the parties cn y i were Geteated to tne were no oon — reed koots | send four conducts annually Crom this city; but during | Onaoces of the garrixon; another to deliver the agitiery, 24 1866 — 2 oe cerned. te incomes have, ander the existing law \., } that Spettz inalso “ronning’” another retail gon eee" | the year ending the si of Ootober last nineteen con- | arms, ammunition andisupplies, and another tadoiiver |) heat, at $2 00. sssssesseee 48,052,986 | be reduced toa greenback currency standard. The vai G Bar obs tablixhment elvewhere in the city, and it 1 quite neon, tas bad gone forw As these conductas average ral Diag will appornt cotamitees to | Oats, at “ " rs 0 | ation in eighty cous on & Gollar. or oe, Rewprens Cs ble that his stock in trade has babu noarly oy ton npn at least $2,000,000 the operations of the | receive the foregoing. ‘The delivery wily 5 ied aoe - 160 | geuage Alexander Watker, of New Orleans, hae pained aan H . Sol Hua and several other | ing to documents which will prove what exist wre O73 | Pverdict against Mra Ackiin for $25,000,’ for services tained for some mouths t from tt} f | Mints in Onjac ” s¥oeee Grewold & tv, Yesterday aiwrsces, we Seer wos cities have added but little to thé circulating medium | the surrender, ‘ we ‘Total = i, J i" thrown into a state of extreme ant ~ during Uhe past year, it will be seen that the fears of the | Fourth. When a cannon shot will be fired at he head bre Fee cents 6 BAB, T6669 Polk ordered the cut Wie watunwe sue vd rein by Wile | Qoregred, aud in the eveniag Mt. Spelle wor decrees | koverument ate. Kot without foundation, Hesides, | quarters of the republican forces ihe garrweoumst Bento | the poopie of Michignt Rie cause to cong E tker, acting for Mra Ackiin - a _ | disturbed by Detective Kile with @ warrant | the export duty of eight per cent and circulation duty of | Domingo, Carmerz and pare We dean - opripternd promise far brighter revuite, ax' Ng The coming years | guaded General Polk to revoke the order, which Ef, ARMSTRONG, 10 stxTW Avesvin._t wave NOW 1 mae a 08 | two per cent, which must be paid in this city, the | and chal march without arins gr ; Fcimlération i increasing | and the widow sold 2,400 bales at the highest Sigur \ oh. ate., Ae; also $150.90) worn “Dalit Mattrosers, Piiows. He ing hor a million dollars’ worth of «. Genera’ ‘ a. fh government reatizes about $60,000 wpon each condicia | square, The garrison of the Ta Fort shal) march | SH¢ our new lands are fast beingyrought undur the infle for the serv \ AEs pore aed for sale, a. gresity ceauced prices, full | St the Potts Court for ‘comvoy tous "Wuxioa. ¥o Une colt. Grevaree ine | te the same way to the yard Of the Kochimiteo church prev of the plough and harrow. ‘Within two Months a, | She ofered rately . pom on “ Ail the leading mi in Sbirtings. Abeotings, and Pillow troops upon the roat | — Fifth In the list of officers surrendered wil/ be em- re ara the incoming of kroo keparate colonies Weather prop! iF ine tas forty-one mnowe \ ne Muslin, Lines Diapers, Towels ant x A Jornxer or 3,600 Mugs iy One Cam On Thore | The govern. | braved the civil official other Moxicans fho tovk | 0 hes map from other States, 4 Paty of hai this winter, ar deo A. rale:—Add the day of sabes, hoe Froaung Linens ‘Kmbrovie ea. |i S| day, the 22d inet, the gentlemen retarmed to this cicy | of this matior | retoge im the forts na : from into have Just purvased anda in the | {te mont oft 4 snow, the day of the week and \ Bore Mepeemenenra Sanengremete who left on the 20th of October to Lake part in the great | in ihe inst twelve months, Sixth--The sick and wounded of the garfison aball | Sesindy and Tiebawassee districts, Min view of mak, | {he day of the moon together, and the amount will Jager Bo Stee hi _ pisin and | Union Pacife Railway excursion to Riley, Katisas, 1AbBMALA NRA THR cry. also be prisoners of war, and shall remain ander the | ME 4 Primanen' home among us. Laken come the numbor of snows for that winter. Vda general tof foreign, aud back. This Journey was euecersfully accomplished | The liberals are showing @ bold frout, probably en. | protection and care of the Goneral-in-Chief, General . pees ay A new island te forming in the Missourt river, oppoe'te ome batts Ontbe ta single Car, by means of broad je whesla, which | couraged by the knowledge the French tre re Daa COURT CALENDAR—THIS DA) St. Joseph, and two citizens have built ashenty on it in Yo teli/og Blankets at a great reduction |e prices | ot i ‘tio the different gangen Occur on two Cg act npon the defensive, Seventh—This capitulation shall be signed by dupli- . en order to seoure the Arey clon 10 ontay when governmen! o—* ~ a te , between the Pennsylvania Central and the Union | Within a few days they attacked ® small near | cate and t shall be ratified by the Gen niet of | COrRT YT Comvor Puras—Pant 1,—Norgo, 199, 119, | Pisces tin the market, itis two miles long. Vo xe. im sixty avenve Pacific, the distance to Fort Riley being very nearly ff | Gnadalope, about four mites from this city, Dut, rein: | the Eustere Military division, and the commanding of. | 126, 192, 4%, 136, 194, 107, 186, 100, 140, ¥¢ 143, 143, | The Comptroller of Georgia if some PO PACES FM BROLDERI EA teen hondres miles, and thar of “round trip,” about | forcements being promptl: sent out, 7 eifected | cer of the surrendered garrison. bart ‘2 — jon 112, mh, it 124, 46, | know bow to collect th 166, 166.397, 168, YANKER NOTION A ko pe MV RGN. BUS . ‘ sfc? biaok and gyiored Bona FOIA Lu cate ‘ 144, 148, three thousand five hundred miles, Such « journey ins | nothi They bi 1 manu factor it rr Oaxaca this, the Sis day of Octo. | 147, 148, 49, 1 | Pug! railroad car is without precedent in the annals of | \isled apon pf tent . sane, and vent med at the city of it, the Sint day of, HAT, 148) 40, 160, 161, 162, 189, 164, AMSA Wael, pad PT Cuuree dw faves of the Old | apposed tiem very heavily, bogies carry ibe Of goods Sgoed by LP. a ? ebont eron, F, Dias, J, Repinosa, of Coun 6 Genthat Sansiown.—Grand Larcey—toe | erally whew iney ave picked up here” 96 money,