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inister at Washington has been ordered by the Czar to go to Mexico to congratulate Maximilian upon his quiet accession to the throne. The Yankee papers do not like this. The Orange and Alexandria railroad is being taken by the Yankees to within sixteen miles of Alexandria. In the trial of the St. Albans' raiders at Montreal, Young produced his commission, signed by Mr. Seddon, Secretary of War. Andrew J. Biddison, four years at hard labor; William Reeside, two years; and Richard Thompson, a line of one thousand dollars, are the sentences just passed in Baltimore for running the blockade. A telegram from City Point on Sunday says the Confederates were massing near Petersburg on Friday, and an attack was expected. Mr. Jacob, Lieutenant-Governor of Kentucky, has been arrested by the Government, and is now on his way to Washington as a political prisoner. The United States steamer Wachusett, Captain Collins, arrived at Fortress Monroe on Friday last with the