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mretcesfair proof Of ,de s;ccefity Of sheir
sentiments sid Of the. VOWS OF fidelity J.
which are now heard. ~
MaDRID, s0th March. 1903.


Don 2arsholom CIV Munoz dc Torres,of
the comnc,! Of II M. his secre'arS clerk
of,he most aneien,. chamber and governs
Of council.
!. certify that the folIowipg yoya! d der
ha. beeo communicated loi me governor
pro tempore OF the co uoci BY si.h- I'm
PEDRO Crys!oS, GTst ser.ssa,yet siss. 40
q. dispgsct.
SIR,
ONE OF she FIST cares OF 'he kirg, cur
lord, at.er ccmiog TO the ihfoees YVES To-
inform the emperor Of the french end
king of Italy, OF This happy eseoF ]; sspr'rg
1T the same ,Ne bis imperial sod foyai
.najes:y, TIA; animated by the sane sent.
meats as his august father, far from very
ing IN the smallest particular the pail1esi
sysseG, with rcsqsct 20 France, he il! et-
deayor by al possible means, 10 draw
closer the ties ofanity and strict aNisnet,
which happily sebsis's be @een Span and
Tie Frensh emprc. His maJesly ders
mc 10 comnup!caye j; 10 you. 10 osoer tbas
BY pab'istHog i: 10 be coanc;i. tha, rlbu-
nal gay, N consequence, iase az :pe "'sa'
sHyss 10. Restoring s!1 pubic uanGa'iay
in Madrid aod to reeolve aud sitoid he
French troops who ate prepatsa to en'er ;
tina; eI,y, all the assistance they may netds
endeavofihg 10 persasde The people 'hss
they| consc az .r,eaJs, and with views
useful 70 The king ard sh> raion.
His mjes'y phnises a'assii fson, :ae
wisdom Ct she ccl, Esas feeling al the
lively desires which, animate him 90 cer,~
dsm daily, sfii! note. TIE s,'ics tias which
hind bis majesty to nc emPeluf s. tie
F,ench aed klog Of / ally, the c. a'c'' wiz
enaeavor by al me means within their
power, re lnslire with the same sentiments
all ,hc iahsb.saoss Of Madrid. Gca pise
serve you, &c.
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saFie l2stsSss'a {, e. = " - -,
- following is bsief bo! general outs
- he house Of lords. 90 the s h of A..
5, lord Gfrovitie gave notice, that he
sasId vpon al early day AFTER the fecess,
sos snsn. be,ween The 5sh ADD io.h Of May,
Pc Pee 10 address Ais majesty to :svosetas
lac orders II council
Toe Eogtishhaye established themselves
me islaoa Of Lesioa, en- the coast at
pamssia, which she Rusajsss occupied Sc
.sr.i tsea.hs dariog their LIST war win
pYaoce.; Is 10 .hongas - have beea taseq
,,a..sss;on OF for sumo temporary parPos,
and with IA iacoosidsrablr force.
no,wis IS sanding the psessnf. Of war and
he dsiIy iooTeasiag t,h su!siss % which hs
som.nerce Of Eoglsnd IS exposed, The {
ssse; Al pros periiy ct TIC eauatry IS rePre,
.a,..,l as keepipg pace vi tae a,sgbi.use
II the ezerstoas which see IS compelled
se, ire surplus oi he enpsolliated
s.,d for he year epding on tbs Ssh. April,
.nonoied tour niiioos and a hall s'sr,
I,su ssesedsrg BY one silillontnat Of he
yrar P,ecsdieg,
|, was reported IL Loadoa 90 The RI,
sfsAsra. with more confidence shan be
.s,,,,I ar @oni5 atnwi i "a inefis, that
&, American eovernaseni hzs cacrsd SIS
rs5;s,,on between Eeg!satl add France |;
s.A that VAR. Noorss, who has arrived Al
I,0<icat 10 the Osage, IS sbe sysvcr Of >
eropos.l 10 that efFsei I;was aaded,tF
A.. Naurse is charg. q wish disp4ehes 20
Nj, pincknsy; bes ia. ha waits a, = o
ran, uoni ae bears tom car sn'alsser az
ps,is how Ills odss al mediaS'on has bera
received,
Two ,hiras of he nsercautils bouses IN.
he civ eg L shoo have stepped payment,
l. corse aaea1e 1t he so,al uaas Of trade
add me aecanauisfed op2sesaioas Of the
Pfrash go9tsnmen,. Letters had heeo
received IN Lopdou 80 the 20.h March,
,snc OF winch state that IN the India
llooss a. Ii, boo were fouDb $4,000 GALES
ctco,too, is 900 bales Of India 8 r7as. is
eco b.les Of Malabat Coast goods, al =
Guidance al cocoa, and Other articles cf
saoe. Tae & :, ioata!meni 60 she eoaut
ba,ian &c forty million ct cEnsadees had
bsen paid. tn: amount OF II was about
i 200 ooe.. s,esi.pg. ialhe liss Of persons
assessed. E!r. Qu;ulsiia (at whose house
n ysnsr,d Juaot hss has lead quarterly Mr..
j Ssudeiaa, AVID Mr.. Caldas s'ana separately
csarged WISH he sum Of 9ooo. sterling.
,ad.n,s only on ooetwensiesh part of The.
ySsi: sun 10 be contributed The church
4 pals vss 10 >. estimated 10 the next To-
wstnro,s
The rsport o. a naval eng agsaleat IN re
Mediterranean appears 70 nave been idie
q nmor.
We are sorry 20 anoounce the lose af,he
AMERICAN ship asefenyy, caf'a'n Rogers,
toaad TO Loodcp. She vas driven on she
Goodwin Saods, in the slltraoon Of tie.
d shoF sezll The crew were saved.
iCoasols 10 Ioodoo. ApriL7$h, 65 i.s
Wesekoewledge cur eoljsa,iens to the
ta'isnan WHO sufpiea rs WITH The paper
fs0 shieh the above ia eliigence is taken,
hrsregeisy Gle Of Glide Shpp:eg List so
Deb Of April Exeep;ias the arrived
8 sGrsenaes Of he. ship sorssI. Dayson,
hT2 DAYS from New Ot:eacs, and Of he
sp Alexander. Howell, from 6as;op, AZ
Portsmouth (deiained) 70 Gen.ioni IS made
Ols= sr.ivslor el=araace Of any Aneyicaa
Msssetshs,ea,..
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Extract of another letter.
.6NeQnt, W0rch 27tI

.4Heant, 1arch 9th 1908.
On the 18th Inst at in the evening, an
order arrived from the generalissimo the
nrince of peace, to the Spanish and Wslloon
guards ans. other troops, stationed round and
doing garrison service q Madrid, to march
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without delay to Aranjues, where they arrlv-
edthe next morningto the number OF 10000
+ a novelty of such anature and at such atlme
induced a multitude. of people to follow them,
amongst which a report was diligently eircu-
lated that their inajesties and the prince OF
peace intended to retire to Gibraltar, and
from thence to America as had been done by
the Portuguese royal family. Impressed with
this idea, the mob colectedin toe grand
square before the palace about 10 o'cloek.in
the evening, CRYING long live the king and
kill the traitor! Cabcllero, / st gec'ry ofstate,
immediately proceededtothe royal apartment
where he found the king and queen together
much alal'n3 ed /; while he WAS endcavaring to
calm their approximations, the prince OF peace
entered in apparent CONSERVATION, and threat
ed theirnnaestes to disguise themselves inn
mediately and escape, as the people lneditatcd
mischief against them. ,,Fhe secretary assured
them that it was false I; that they expressed
person, and that they only sought revenge Oh
a traitor. And who IS he? CRIED the prince
of peace. You, said Cabellelo The former
drew his sword aad attempted to stab him ::
but the king Interfering the latter had time
TO retire, and take with him the prince OF As
turias to beg protection Of the guard de corrs
The 2oth, Charles lYtl abdicated his throne
10 his son tie prince OF Asturiss- who is now
proclaimed as Ferulnand the Vita
.4.t1sointmensa ~ tie Aew Sing.
The duke OF Infantado, to be governor Of
the council and colonel OF the Spanish guards;
duke OF St. Carlos. stewart Of the palace
Cabellero, the former rniaister Of grace and
justice, is made grahdee of Spain and pres't.
Of the COUNCIL of orders jovil!>aus, minister
ofgrace and Justice 1Aranza, the minister at
Paris, is appointed governor Of The council 0!
Horanda count Florida Blanca, deacon q the
council ofstate: the archbishop ef Toledo,Pa
iriaria; gen. O'Iarral, director gener.~i Of tie
artillery.
The noblcmen accused OF combining against
the life Of the king few months since with
the prince of Asturias, nave ali been pardon
ed '
In some papers We find the new monarch
OF Spain deno,ninateti era err.
At Madrid the following houses were. de-
stroyed, the occupants (Which were attached
to the Prince of Peace.
The house Of Con Diego Godoy, brother
to the Prince; OF Lieut. Gen. Branchitort,
cousin to ditto Of Duros,' the Princes Con-
fessor; OF Marquina, Lord Mayor; Norwe-
ga, Treasurer General : OF Esplaora & Cor
dova, Loan Officers and OF SAFER, of the
Council OF Horunda. Boston Palladium.
Extract efa letter from Codis to a gentle
man in Ba!tim01e, dated March %.
The Prince cfpsace has been arrested
and imprisoned; tie king has abdicated
his throne ADD he prnae cf As'urias has
been proeIalmed king, and under the
title Of Ferdinand Viz Eouspsrse
IS 10 Madrid, aud has alcisly announced
his determination 10 1akc possession Of this
country, under the ,ll'e Ct defending sron,
ihe Eoghsh | iue!ose The proclamation
respecting the prioce CT peaes.
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May 3.
May 10.

&C. The. CccoouAN BsIDcE it is
expected will be finished in fortnight
from this tins, suitable character is
wanting to collect the tolls at said
Bridge. An aged man Of steady ha-
bits, without family, who can bring
good vouchers for his integrity, and
sobriety, will meet with encourage
ment the colour Of the person will
be no objection.
May IT,. DIT
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gsrauorta gasIp aoasrs:ssr.
THURSDAY, MAY 10.

p a earesaoadeat CuRr1vs' shall
Pear tomorrow.
Inc brig Maria, from Leshorn, IS arrived
Newly Left there s27th March, brig
T0ecca, of alexandria, and ship tiel ~, pa.s,
and Tor Alexandria in ltdays.
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PsJJo CeU4MOc
ARAsJUrz. Goh .Narc4, 1eos.
So GREET BARGAIN

THAT beautiful and elegant ESTATE
leased to tie Mr. Wises is still for sale, wei
known by the name of g .l5ingdo'a," where
the nfanson house stands, directly opposite
the Capitol, lying on the Potomac river, con-
tanning fonr hundred and twenty two acres,
the road froma the contemplated bridge passes
nearly through tie centre Of the estate---is
may be purchased ior cash or o., e long Gre
lit, By paying small part il hand---also a.
bout fifty acres adjoiDiug, part OF the. same
tract, leased to William Fra2e-, VIII be sold
on the same terms. A good and inIisputable
title will be made fof both. The title papers
may be seen by application to the subscriber,
or Ro5ert l. Gaylor, Esquire, by whom every
necessary Information will be given.
II Dot sold by Friday the 2oth OF May, at
private sale, il VIII on that day be sold 10 the
highest bidder, before the coGee-house door,
at twelve O'Clock, at which time the terms. 81
sale viii be made known.
3. Dade.
May 9. q
e. The sale OF the above
property is necessarily postponed in
consequence ofthe absence Of Ro5at
I Taylor. esq. until Monday the sixth
day of June vhent it Will positively
take place asabove, unless sold at PHI
vaGe sale before.
B. DADE.
Nav 10.
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FOR SALE,
Spanish HIDES,

White and Brown clayed SUGARS IN
bags,
Muscavado SUGARS in hbds, s bis.
Green COFFEE in bags,
= Madeira WINE, -
London particular market DO, in pipes,
.a.f pipes and qr. ca Ks.
Catalonia 60 in or. casks
Castle SO.Ap in boxes,
Best Spanish 81 CARS,
a few tons OF LOCKWOOD.
Na-h. N,attles, s. Co.
Feb. 20. lay3m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14

and RAT commGnioatios They are be: ween
Mr. Rankhead and his Westmoreiand re
Pt'oiIos'n irirnds 10 Gcterruine upon, as ,i.ev
please The ficts we're, as before ssuted.
so far as came 7sita:n the knosqiedge Of toe
writer Viz :Thatis his presence, going To
IIdreh Court last, and affer4ke had ar,-;s,e1
shere, Mr.. Bankbead was repeatedly asked,
ne was Candidate for the county, to
which he unifor,niv replied in the reyatiye
There appeared great solici,udc in san,e
that he should ofer-others made tie en-
qnry, probably to crafty their own curicsi,,
N; teeiipg perhaps no disposition or inter-
est Tor or against him. il was not until k,,e
sH nc evsntng that Mr.. Bankhead de oiared
to the writer hereof, the course he should
pursue, atwhich time he left him.
80 tar then, as this statement goes to this
Particular part OF the subject, the truths in
&c. are, to the writer frresisti6t,s 9i,,e
because they are eoidcnced by Ais D gs, s-,,scs.
IN which there is scarcely a bare Eossibiht.t,
OF mistake; &c so far n relates to other mat
ters, III which the Port Royal Communicati
Oh and the Westmoreland gentleman differ.
the following publication, drawn up by CEN
tieman on the spot, viii deternline .resery-
us, first, however, to the writer hereof, the
liberty OF this remark--.that he has been
prompted to make these observations, hileiy
ana alone with a view to common jilaiice. ia
".t|h hS Is lniueECed Oy no motive or tile
slightest hostility towards the Citizen OF
Nestmoreland, or any other man on earth;
that y ne hed been governed by any sinister.
views in relation to hisfIiend, his promotion.
Gt it may be So termed) to seat in the
Virginia Legislature would nevc have been
aSHGtcient indacement TO him to have bros
those views into action.
slisslld any farther conrpnnications or ex-
plantations be necessary on this, to others I'M
interesting and Improbable subject, it would,
perhaps be most correct, to confine them to
the district or its neighborhood, if any there
is, Immediately concerned in it's discnssion :
and, to save trouble and with view to the
possibihty of such a necessity, the name Of
the author of the foregoing, who was also the
writer OF the Communication alluded to in
the Enquirer of the 9th alt. is left at the of
nee of that paper.
Port-Royaj, lime TN, 1908. 49,
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'Ort- Royal, lime I'm, 1903.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE KaoY1REe.

SIR.
Unwilling that Misrepresentation Of facts.
OF any description. whether they concern the pub
lie or an individual, should go unoticed, am in
daced TO trouble you with !; reply to " A Citizen
OF Westmorsland" :,
1t is certainly untrue that Mr. Bankhcad w,s
INDUCED, solely at the instigation of federalist.
10 oiier ms services to the County of West,nors.
land, in the late election. 1t is true that AN infu
entiai and liberal federulist was SOLICITORS ,ba+
Mr.. Is. should offer.
1t rs Gus, that Mr.. Z. consented To serve tb.
County, II elected. some short time previous 4,
March Court, and did make known his intcnt;-
o'is to few of his acquaintances but fipdine,
maj N;r. NC as1noj', i republican,, was also
candidate, he suspended his determination. mill
he could make SOME arrangemet WITH Mr. ,t t,sl'
which ne expected would take place on Morcb
court day, Mr.. NICK. having positively deter
mined On that day neither 20 decline vs!;ui4r;jv
nor to leave to their mutual friends to dcc;J
winch should withdraw, Mr.. b. ar a Iate Ioyr
reSolvea 70 continue Mr.. b. was on this occa-
SION warmly solicited, by one or two of Mr.. par
ker's most Jealous friends, not to give I'M tb,.
contest. Nif. Bankhead's reluctance TO become
Candidate was strongly manifested in his i,5;r,
terence as TO the ftte OF his election; for he raw,
iihseH little or no trouble, either to see tie free
holders or to make known his intentions
Soar Gtter the boHscas oeeaed when Mr.. b had
Out SIX or seven votes, he told Mr. p. that If he
couii serve INN by Withdrawing, he z,o.l2 f,,,,ye-
diateIV leaUe the Jsech Mr. p replied, that he did
not Know whether it would or not son AFR
rms, Mar Bankhead repaired. to the tavern. III
diaed dEfoye he gave his core.
1t IS OF soInc Importance TO the tesliags of 1f,.
a. G'd ms jTEenas, that II should be undeTstood
that he dad not enter into any coalition viii t6e t.
4eralists on this occasion, any other 1t was
proposed 80 Mr.. b. by respectable f,dersIist
that either MIR. Cox, the federal candidate mr. he
should withdraw--to which he consented. under
conviction that his declining could rot benefit
the federalists, and that, in case Mr.. Cox could
be induced to withdraw, two republicans would
be elected. Mr.. B. was very wiling to refer this
T. my honest man, and was happy when he heard
that Mr.. Campbell was proposed, for he knew
| that Mr. Campbell, although a federalist, VS. e.
yer regulated BY the strctest principles of inte
gritty and honor. This reference never took
place.
It's hoped, that as the public cannot be inte-
| rested in communications of this nature, they
| may be confined, should it possibly be necessarS
to say more OF this subject, to that district Of
| country where the affair originated, or to those
| individuals whom it may concern
June Sd, 1893.
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A NARROW ESCAPE

RALEIGH, (NortI- Carolina Nav o6
The person who bore tie SUSPENSION of the
execution of West, FOR the murder of lanes
Craig, did not reach Bunconbe court-hot s. until
the hour fixed on for the execution, and il was
unknown that respite had been granted or even
solicited, until after West had protested his inno-
sence under the gallows, Ny!euit was read--The
Pleasure expressed by the spectators was evident
from their countcnances. II was even feared
that rescue would have been attempted, so full
~ impressed were the people OF the innocence
Since the suspension Of execution, petitions
from most OF tile respectable men Of that cot,n-
~, including the whole of the petit Jury, but
one, who was absent, have been presented to
governor Williams, praying pardon OF West,
winch we are happy TO state has been granted
the petitioners express their belief iron, =. hat
has TRANSFERRED since the trial Of West of his in
I'ocence Indeed it would appear unlikely that
ne should have perpetrated the murder, he
was at the time engaged TO be married TO the
daughter of the deceased, and to whom it is vet
believed, he will be married.
The person now suspected Of the murder, and
who IS since taken up, has been heard, as It'll
sad, use threatening expressions against the des
ceased before bis death, and with whom he has
been at law. But If these re ports the people Of
Duncombe particularly, should suspend their o.
p'nions until the tril OF Tie accused
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The recent conduct of the Mdiciary at
Charleston is only an additional proof Of the
monstrous absdrdity, of what's called the in
o7scHucHrc ~ INC yuuyes--ti.cy arc III E2ct,
so independent of control. aud of every other
tie. but that Of their own pcrvcrse, and adj
verse will against the very principles of the
government that unless their tenure of of
fice is altered, and that corhs brought to
some sort responsibility, they must in the
end destroy the government.
If the laws and policy of the nation are to
besset aside upon q,666ie-if the very prin-
s;ples of peace and war are to be ii,vsiv
ed in the wretched sss6terfuges and ecairo-
cations of this subtle class of men what a.
vails all the superiority of a representative
government, which cannot check or chastisc
the Crit IS Of such class ?..........4arcrc.
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t He pirates through fve long columns.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

AS il is said, that Gin any event the at
" tempt to expose error, must at all times
" give some Importance to every communi-
" cation" it is presumed, that the writer Of
the following remarks, need not enter into a
cerenonious apology for thus troubling the
Editor OF the Enquirer; particularly as it is
his positive determination not to be betray-
ed into any degree of proliXity OH the sub
jcct.
a writer under the signature of " A Citi-
zen of Westmoyeland," in reply to a COM
munication from Port Royal on the subject
of the late Wcstmoreland Election, published
i'll the Enquirer of the 10th ultimo, says, a.
nong other things, perhaps not exactly cor
rect, that "Mr. Bankhead continued on the
Bench or hustings, .from tie time Of tie foH's
being ojtencd, until he gaUe his ogUS vote, -
and that " almost the 7vhoie county cDuii
ic8Hfy TO tie truth Qfthe Sfatemcat." Here,
sir, it must be permitted the writer hereof
to say, in 7uords Sciected by the genkkenan
! WnseT that " the Jttct IS o:herTOi8e," and
| shat nothing could paliate this shame full
misrepresentation of fact, but the writers
not being present on the day, and having
probably been deceived, by the infofna-
. ton of some one, who had an interest in
the deception" The run is, that Mr.
| Bankhcad left the courthouse before daHcy
retired to the tayern-dined, and oEcT.
| Tc,ardS returned tn the court house and rot
cd, soon after which the poll was closed
The Westmoreland gentleman appear
tothink, that the writer Of the Port-Roya
Coumuri vion, may have done Mr.. Bank
! head 81 injgfy, by stating Chat he did no
declare himself until March court, as it de
lprivcs him, if it be fact, OF the only excus,
he has ever given his republican friends 70
defeating the election of their candidates
Now, however these facts may be, IL IS 0e
! lieted, they % act comcerA tie writes Of tii
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CONTEMPLATION.

r. f. keene, Esq. attorney at law, late OF
Eew-Orieans, purchased not long since in Bal
Gmore the fast sailing schooner Meteor for Z, COO
dollars & gave Daniel ClIrk, of Congress- indor-
scr OF ms note kcene first declared for Charles
ton, but afterwards cleared out for New-O Orleans
The schooner was loaded with sorr'. and Keene
took letters from many persons i'll Baltimore for
the HAVANA, to which place it WAS generally be-
Ieved she was destined On his passage, howe
yer, he was boarded bya British armed ship and
sent tOI jamaica, where the papers say she had
arrived III ss:sty. It ought to be remembered.
1hatheene is lawyer, and his security also, and
that no merchant is ostensibly concerned with the
voyage And yet it is alIedged that this very case
had much influence in producing the last supple
nent TO the embargo law. 1t is understood tue
clearance took place after Mr.. Christe's death
and before Mr.. M'Cullochs appointment The
deputy-collecto~ being called on TO explain the
transaction, as respected the security, made a
lame hand of it but allcdged Mr. Daniel Clark
interference and urgency cause of his Ia
King keere and his brother of The bar, who il is
sad possesses little OF no property.
a few queries on the preceding communca-
uon WILL lead to some curious reflections in the
readers mind
Was keene really bound for Havana
Was Daniel Clark acquainted with that desti-
nation
Upon what grounds did Mr. Harper lately de-
pose that Keene was in &c Cuba -
"A solution of these questions might give us 4
Gne to the kind of men who violate the embargo
ip".J E5ash. Moni.or.
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4, I AT ro time was there a suspi"' IN that tlere
were more than tJUo Of the citizens, nominated
for clctors, partial 70 Mr.. Clinton; and il is well
known, that these will abide byt the sentiments OF
their constituents what those sentiments aFc,
The public already partly knows from the senti-
mcnts published in various parts Of tho sts;e, and
which viii generally appear. Liberties havc
been taken also with the name OF tie venerable
Charles 3Hen,son. That good man etcrtaus an
entire respect for Mr.. Clinton, but II may DO per-
mitted to those who are intladely acquainted
with HIM, and who know his sentiments on the
best policy Of the United States, to say that inc
is in favor ofthat candidate who is most likely to
pursue the policy Of The present administration,
and that he thinks iii. madison that toao
Aar0;d ,Jpnc 4.
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BALTIMORE, June 9.
MONTREAL, May %.

MONTREAL, May 2S
:" The boats of the Michilinackinac Company,
under the sanction of the permanent articles OF
the treaty of 1894, and the special provisions of
a late act of Congress, respecting Indian trade,
were proceeding to their Interior destination by
the accustomed route along the shore of Lake
Ontario, when, as they were doubling the point,
30 cross over to the British side as usual, with
cargocs here laden for the Indian trade the o L.
LEcroR at Niagara, aided by the TROOPS of
the GARRISON, fred upon the boats, brought
them back, seized the goods, and turned the
crew adrift suithoat sro7isions. Some of the bull
lets even reached British Niagara.
=" representation of the outrage has been
forwarded to the government OF the United States
BY express"