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THE UNION.
From the N. O. Delta. May 20
From HOnd uras.

From the N. O. Delta, May 90
From Honduras.
More battles in YueatanAn american captain killed
The riots IN 81. LUCIA.
The steamship Palmetto. Captain Smith, arrived yes
teray from Belize Honduras We are indebted to Cap
tain for the Honduras Observer OF the iah instant
and the following letter. being the latest from the
war; in Yucalan. We presume that the American cap
tan reported killed, Captain Kelly, of this city. the
only company of Americans which remained in Yucatan
was the one which he commanded:
The Tetra arrived Georges Bay the 23d
of pn with thousa troops from Ssa anchored
at the Blue Hole The troops embsrked board OF
bungies, and from thence sailed the Rio Honda They
then proceeded up the river till they far Tasssfo
where they met with force OF Indians with whom they
Immediately had engagement, in which there
Twelve Indians killed. and tho Yucatecos lost three Span,
iads and one American captain Having gained this bat
tie, the Yucaecos proceeded till they got Bacaar and
there force OF about five hundred Indians and
battle of about half an hour Bacaiar taken. In the
fight two Spaniards killed The Indian loss
hundred killed, and four taken prisoners few days after
fifteen Indians in and gave themselves up, driven
H. as supposed, from hunger. The Yucutecos
present encamped Bacala where they will remain for
lew months for fear the Indians may again attempt take
our legal country. JOSE Ma MARTINAS,
JNO B. LEWIS.
To Capt ]. R. CRANE, steamship Galveston.
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Important from Canada.
Transmitted for the Baltimore American.

MONTREAL Friday, May %, ls49.
His excellency Sir Benjamin Durham expired this
this city.
The medical men in attendance stated the cause to have
been apopexy
Col. Gugy Immediately gave notice in the House oil
Assembly that he would adjournment of the
House till after the burial
Yesterday being the Queens birthday, royal salute
of 81 successive guns, and 81 more, with feu de oie
fired by the list and 23d regiments. Every seventh
was fired in honor of the day
1t was noticed that although the crowd was not nu-
merous, the people did not join with the troops in the
cheers that followed.
All gentlemen of British extraction opposed to the
being pursued by his exceency, called upon Sir
Benjamin Durham at Doneganas instead of going to
Monkland's The death of Sir Benjamin is universally
regretted
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News for tho Sick.

MIR. SETH w. FOWLE-DEAR 1t is with pleas
M ure write you this certificate stating my experience
in the of Dr. Wstars Balsan of Wild Cherry In No
vember last was taken with a cough. My lungs
were much affected much that it with difficulty
could breathe Hearing of your basam, procured and
took part of one bottle; and my establishment, my
lungs were freed and my cough cured. am happy to
this basam of wild cherry the public
of best medicines for coughs and colds ever used
WILLIAM SWIFT
WHrrEsvILLK, NJ Y, July 10, 1913.
NJ g. Remember it is DR.. Wistar's Basam of Wild
Cherry. with the signature of l. BUTTS the wrapper,
that performs such cures.
From the Boston Daily Times
certificate has been handed for publication and
the of a very remarkable character comply
with pleasure. Certainly, well tested cases OF cures OF
wore diseases by of particular medicine should
be made known the public for the benefit Of others
similarly afflicted.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale by X. 5. PATTERSON,
May 29-3t Washington, ID. C.
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Taught for owly shorf tis.s longer. Lvplv sOoa.
Mr.. BRlSTOW, FINISHING WAITING MASTER,
Respectfully informs the Ladies of Washington that hey
private and select in their pshors, At
CONCERT HALL, PENN. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH sTREKr.
Mr. b. therefore politely invites the Ladies' 10 his
Superior and Elegant System Of Writing,
And assures them that
- in ONE COURSE OF EASY LESSONS
The most cramped uncouh and os Of writing
'"'soafe'y broken up. and OF perfect beauty
r"s' expeditions, Graceful a~d Dsicets Rwmsiwr Hs~d
90 an accomplishment the pre- sent polite
and nature and sure success - 'F-"s 49,
Private lessons given, and familiar .t,ndsa
taught 0'
Handsome, Of-hand, Decided Business Style,
Bold, rapid, and manly, how bad the writing a.
Visiters in Washington can take course In few days
May dim
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SUppEN CHANGE OF TEMrERATURRA most ex nv
variation OF temperature occurred at Boston on Mond
the 2st instant recorded in Boston Journal Al
O'Clock in the afternoon the Thermometer indicated tenn
perature OF eightytwo degrees At five O'Clock the wind
changed to the northward aud in momeut, the mar
curry in the thermometer sunk tyone depree.-a di.r
ence in temperature OF hiryone degrees in less than an
hour.
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cyPLENDID ROSEWOOD, OAK, AND EBONY FUR
~ NlTURE, SILVER, SlLVER-PLATED, AND CHI q
WARE, CHINESE VASES PAINTINGS, &C., AT AUG
TON, BY CATALOGUE-On Tuesday morning, May
o. at the residence of w. g. Snethen esq, Missouri
avenue between Third and Fourand a-half Streets hve
doors of tho late residence Of Senator Johnson of
louisiana shall proceed sell all tho valuable house,
hold effects therein, consisting In part OF, vixs
Superb Fauteuil embrascade, and chaufeuse chairs,
with rich silk damask and velvet coverings
Superb canape duchesse and chausseuse sofas, rich
silk damask coverings
Rosewood cabinet des minereaux
Do sofa table, antique with marble top
Ebony cottage chai.s, ebony bust, and vase stands
Circular mirror, mahogany ladies' work stand
Mahogany malble-top pedestal
Mahogany dining and breakfast tables
Oak cottage che and oak hat-rack, with mirror
Do wardrobes bureaus, toilet tables. and wash
Bordeglia Hebe and urns, antique
India dinner set Sevres China set
Silver plate and Birmingham waro unique
Mante( ornaments, Chinese paintings
Double Saxony thTee-ply carpets, stair carpet
Painted floor cloth and India mating
Superior feather beds and hair mattresses
Together with we'll seected variety Of chamber and
Kitchen furniture, stoves 90.
Thu whole will be arranged and particular de-
scrption will given by catalogue, and the house
Eor Examination on Monday, the 18th instant
Sale to commence IL O'Clock.
Terms of sale All Of and under go, cash over
$50 a credit of and four months, for saafaco-
rl'y eno0' '''' ''''s E. G. q g. F. DYER,
May 24-dts Auosioneen
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daily attends the house learn his du.. bu
the poor has little time at his disposal from the
moment of opening the doors until p. m from one 10
three hundred office seekers sowding around to obtain
each very few minutes private conversation with him
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0- MasoMlc.-rhe Grand Lodge OF the District Column
ba having been called oil the I'd Tuesday Of this month
the last Wednesday in the same, will labor
that day, the Both Instant at o'clock, m, Masonic
Hall, corner of + and 10Th streets.
Officers and members will he punctual, much business
of importance remains to be transacted Master Masons In
good standing invited.
By order of the M. w. G. Maser
CHAS s. FRATLEY,
Nav -SunTuNW Or Secretary.
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A CARD.-Mr. JOHN HANDS returns his thanks 10 tho
n of Washington city for tho very aater. vote
he recsved city collector of the last election
and being induced present his before them
again tho coming election tor tho situation, respect
fully solics a renewal of their support, and promises,
should they bestow the Office upon him, TO every
ton to give entire satisfaction.
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The family Of General Worth, consisting of his wife and
daughters reached San Antonio about the LIST Of May
a week previous to his death.
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DIED,

DIED,
Yesterday morning. tho 2sth ins MARY KYLE infant child
McLAu0HLr aged thirteen months and tir
teen days
The Of the family hereby invited
evening. the residence
grandfather MIR. Caden Of q and 10th
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stea1thy advance Of Monopoly Aeound tho Alarm or
the People betrayed.
When il originally the desire of the Railroad Com
pany TO avenue and to that end they
desired permission Of Gen Jackson occupy the public
reservation opposite the present depot connex
ION with the basin of the city canal while he dsapproved
OF the present Objectionable site Of the companys office,
he resolutey determined to withhold his assent from
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Nav N-SunTuMW G

0r5-Mr. William Greer has, at the request OF
the second ward, consented be candidate
represent ward in the Common Council and will be
supported by MANY VOTERS.
Nav M--tJune4
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A CARD.-The public respectfully invited
"A sale of this morning, May 29h, the residence Of W.
G.. Snethen pn Missouri avenno comprising the
splendid rosewood, mahogany, oak, and ebony furniture
offered auction this most OF which was made by
Williams of Baltimore. being of superior style and finish
particular description OF which will be seen by ref
eence auction advertisement Of sales OF this day
S. Should the weather prove unfiverable tho sale will
be postponed until Thursday, the Slst inst
MAY % E. G. Il G.. F. DYER, Auct'nrs.
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T ITTELL'S Living Age, Ne. @8A Ala la Cents.
IL CONTENTS
L. ROYAL Society-Rob"r Boye-Brit. Quarterly RspieW
2. An Episode in the History Of the Eddystone Light
house-Frassrs Magasi~e.
3. An Adventure In a Cemetery-Idifs Magazine.
4. Music of the Wild-Chambevs's Journal.
s. Metaphysics Of Party-Io
PoxTRY-Evening Solaco; Rash Opinions The Life of
the Sea Ben and Loeb Lomond.
SHORT ARrIcIK.-Six Days shalt thou Labor.
WASHINGTON, December n, 1915.
or all the periodical journals devoted literature and
science which abound ia Europe and in this country this
has appeared to be the most useful contains, in
Decd exposition only of the current literature OF the
com includes portraure of the human mind
in the utmost expansion of the present age.
Published weekly at six dollars year, by
May % f. LITTELL Co, Boston.
(tARPENTER's Ansiers' Assistant, volume, Lon
~ don, l8l9 -
The Hand Book Of Angling, by "Ephemera," volume,
London, lS4S
The American Anglers Guide, complete fishers man.
ua Tor the United States, VOL, New York, IoH
Smith Angling, and the Fishes OF Massachusetts,
VOL, Boston
The Anglers Hand Book small volume for the pocket,
with colored engravings, London--pricc ~ cents
Mills Sportsnan's Library VOL, Edinburgh, many en-
cravings -. ,
Johnson's Sportsmans Cyclopmdia, large octave vol
ume with many cngravngs, London, lSAS
The Rod and tho Gun, by Wilson, vol, Edinburgh
Walton and Cotton's Complete Angler
Three volumes Of SINNERS Sporting Magazine, for sale
at half price FRANCK. TAYLOR.
May ~
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lkJ- MIR. JAMES r. HALLIDAY II \ candidate for the
office of Collector of Taxes for the ensuing and his
and qualifications respectfully submted the
voters of the city. May l6-dU4
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lJ- j. ID. Hoover has consented % be u candidate
office OF Register for this city for tho ensuing er
and will be supported by many, regardless of party His
qualifications respectfully submitted 70 the OF
this city. May 2-dJ4
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Prices of Adission-Dress Circle 3d. Third Tier so cts
Doors open O'Clock. Performance begin at 6
O'Clock
to O'clock and from to o'clock in the afternoon
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Prospectus Of the Republic.

Prospectus Of the Republls.
THE undersigned will the 18th day of june begin the
administration paper be called Tnr RrruBLlo the ed
toral supervision and of which WILDE com.
United the exclusive OF ALEXANDER Q. BULLITr and
THE REpuBLlc win give to the principles upon which the
administration of Gen. TAYLOR into power a cordial
jealous and constant support II will be faithful record
Of the TINES IL % d.dd;. public ne N a an
and most authentic information It will be, in word,
which prevailed in the late
the labor developed Ia the
cause Of literature, science and general intelligence
Tas Rnrunc VIII Icanowlsdse nc no .sg.ncs except to
port Of the American people i. viii b organ Of no
person. party or fraction Of party in that compulsory
didy the people about whatever it concerns them to
TIKI REPUBLIC will be printed upon doube-royal sheet,
in !. new. large, clear. readable type;
H D % be Of s e M
e.,ins and important matter Of tho Daily issue. -
TERMS;
For the Daily Republic $40
For the Weekly
To posrMAsrERs-Any postmaster who will transmit us
o 'os q. he may direct and s5 will sno po.'
master TO THREE copies Of tho Ti.oesky paper
No paper will be sent unless the order accom- panied by
Ali Communications upon bu.iee' mus, Be addressed
May 2s-op,lsJu
O. H. PARTRIDOE, n D..
No. Ip5 Spruce street. Philadelphia,
CONTINUES TO give his particular attention the treat
u of diseases OF the skin, scroa. and diseases
the throat.
Office hours, ga M, p. m, and p. m.
Ap l0-3mf"
NEW Pamphlet Novsls.--JuN received at
IN TAYLOR IL MAURYS
Book store, near 9th st.
Mrs Cores ''Men of Capital"
Herbers "Dermot OBrien, the Taking Of Tredsgh y
q tale Of 1919.
Dumas Fernando or the Fallen Angel"
element Lorimer;" by A. r. Roach Maya
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NOR RENT.-A 'FRONT.' ROOM, shs ssoo~A Aoor'
furnished without board Address, l4th street, oPPo-
site Wizards Hotel, Sd door from street.
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by a. GREEN; .ss.csss~esv.

BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
ID NITURE, CHICKERIN(i PLANO FORTE, 90, AT
AUCTlON-On Friday the lst day Of juno. shall sell at
the residence Of Capt Powell. 3D. street, few door.
north of Gadsbys Ho,el 10 o'clock, bsshtiiul
assortment of furniture, Wis
Mahogany haiseai paror chairs. ottomans and rockers
Do plush covered ,ofa and arm castor chairs
Do dressing and plain bureaus, sideboards, &c.
Do set consisting Of fine French bedstead dress-
ing bureau and marble-top washstand
Walnut set, consisting Of fine French bodsead, dress
ing bureau, and marbl top washsand
Rosewood, set consisting of ladys fine escrutoro, eo
gene, music music-ack, and Chckerng piano forte Of
fine tone and touch
Fine damask, moreen, aud white window-curains and
ornaments
Mahogany hat rack dining breakfast card. and marble
top centre and other tables
Two fine gilt frame French plate mirrors 60 by rs inches,
and marble pier brackets match
Fine gilt girandoes, solar, hail. ana oh6r lamps
Fine marble mante clock, gilt vases and ornaments
Maple chairs, wsrdrobes bedseads washstands,
&c., feather beds, bedding. and hair mattress
Fine assortment OF China, glass, and crockery ware
Androns, shovel and tongs, and lenders
Fine Brussels, 3ply, and Scotch ingram carpets
Passage oil cloth, hearth rugs, and straw mating
Cooking and other Stoves Refrigerator go, with good
lot of kitchen requisites and many other articles doomed
unnecessary to eiumerate.
Terms; All sums of and under 826, cash over 96,
credit OF two and four months, for notes
dorsed bearing interest A. GREEN,
May I'D Auctoneer.
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Bv A. GREEN; .AscsSonee,

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
III AUCrION.-On Monday morning next the 18th in
slant, 10 O'clock shall SELL at the residence OF Mr.
Ferguson in Mechanics Row, ID, 81 street, good
assortment Of furniture, viz
Mahogany hair-seat sofa and parlor chairs
Do sideboard, bureaus, and rocking chairs
Do side and card tables, cherry table, &c.
Caneseat chairs and maple wardrobes and washstand
Girandoles, hail. astral, and other lamps
Androns, shovel and tongs, and tenders
Mantel and hanging glasses. brnss-work clock
Feather BEDS bedding, bedsteads, and hair mattresses
China, glass, and crockery ware; knives and forks
Cooking aud parlor stoves
Parlor, passage, step, and chamber carpets
Also, good lot OF Kitchen requisites.
Terms of sale All sums of and under $5 cash
S credit OF thirty and sixty days. for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest
May B-2t A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
nt-The above sale II postponed In consequence or
the rain until Wednesday, 3Oth inst, same hour.
A. GREEN,
Nav 29-2t Auctioneer.
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A CARD.-Thc subscriber hereby gives notice 10 such
"A persons aken chances In his splendid refhes
thai ali the articles will be disposed Of Wednesday June
g. at Apollo Hall. The rafhe will commence IT O'Clock
o. M Among the articles aro-
Three splendid new pianos
Guitars, musical boxes, and old vions
Several articles OF rich diamond jewelry
New cabinet furniture
Superb cut glass
Fine table cutlery, pictures &c.
Amounting, in all, hundred prizes, upwards
There four blanks to prize \
few chances remain unsold at o6 each. Ladies' and
gentlemen who may wish purchase tickets respect
fully invited cali my residence, lsh street, three
street. side, and examine tho articles,
NJ B. There will be postponement account o. the
weather c. o. MOENSA En-
NAV l3-ootJune6
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ns,,sdv periodical, 90 per annum; edited BY The
Rcv Hr. Fonshaw, Rev Aonzo Potter, Rev GO Burgess.
n nv y r. Hawke, and many ohcr eminent divines.
ra yIOR s. MAURY. booksellers near Bib street. having
been agents Washington o9 The above valuable
y in the District, mail it in strong snveops TO any
pn RI of the United States.
"a
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ID AFIL1 ROoTPONEO-Th rattle for W:tcn mes ana ana
N Fancy ces advertised % lake place = NH ~ 81
of Juno nexYt 4p'clock, at the same p.sco ~ A. = hs
have paid for their chances are snc nrs NAV be
drawn to their numbers few more onsnoes ns.n ~
sold Please call and exsmlns inc hsssn lSh ~ ish
my store, ON ronh'J WILLIAM Vs.
streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
!Sn..LaL Ael. Pa..ea n ~ RlILr[ el

Joshua Barney U. : agent; X. o. Payne OF Albany
n Y Joel Thacher Mary &. Lsverett James More
head Mai Charles Larrabee; Capt Alexander NC
Even David Thomas Of Philadelphia John T. SKIN
ner ana the legal representatives Of sssc Green Dr.
Adolphss WisAzeuus. VIM Con Edward Quinn
George Newton Robert Ramsay Elizabeth : CODD-'
Daniel Robinson Jesse Washington Jackson; Mrs.
Anne " Angus; Elizabeth Msys Nancy Iompkins :
James Glynn sud Others James II. COniey Jesse
Young Stephen Champlio Wm. De Buys, late Post
m-ster a. New Orleans William Fuller and Orlando
Satmarsh Esther Russell Reuben Perry ana nos l.
Lyon: The owners Of the Spanish trig kestaurador
Anthony Bessse g. F de lie Roche and VIM p ; san
ger Zlyha White Hugh Riddle Thomss Badger
Archibald Bell snd l. :. Finch Noah A Pneips
Charles Waldron; Col Robert wallace Ai1'cs camp
20 Gen WIN. Hull. James B. Davenport Elisha lhom'
asoB James F. sexton and Joshua Holden simon
Rodriguez Marcus Fulton Johnson Joseph Bryan ;
the heirs OF William Evans william uAtr shu ths--
savage John Psrcivs Captain in the u : Navy Jonn
Hobart William Harding sarah d. Caldsen VIE
Of James H. Brigham John IS crntn Ani ciihTSu
Dafden A G. Bryan snd others Capt pan DfaAe
Henrie Eilzs A. Mellon James soutnn'on
Phiip Fonlsne Levi H. Carson and Tor otn-r puI
poses Z b Cogswe James Y. Smtn inntn4s l.
Gsmsge. Sslsy Darby OF Georgia Charles wilson
solomon Davis. Peter NJ Grant; -izur 4 Cann-la
the legal REPRESENTATIVES, Of Capt George K snOenak
er. charles B.pn.: James Norris and for other pur-
poses Chsrle. McLsne Of Missouri James fusaIe ,
John }. Young commander In the navy OF ihe oi,rd
States John Campbell; John savage YIN H. W!
son Andrew Flanagan: WIN. r. Nonge Lowry VII
John W. H0ck.t II. Darlington, executor OF rsuilns
lie Grand. deceased Peter Snsrer Pony Aldrcn
I've B0ggs James h Noble Hervey Jones cs'ssfise
Clark Daniel Wilson the Presifent and directors
Of The laion Bank OF Florida sidney Flower Of Lous
ana and for other pUrpOses John l. OIL hannce X
simon. Cstbarine Clark Poly Dameroo' widow Of
Charles Cameron. deceased Alexander nouig merry
Captain snd Assistant Qlsrtermaster OF ne Army
Thomas w. CHM and others Peter Capela, Admin
istrstor Of Andrew Cspei-, deceased Jonn Csno, IN
an Petty and Hannah Petty as wife ncirs OF John
Besrton, deceased James q. Carson Henry D. Gar
rison the owners OF the schooner lieonic Z Chou
;esu, Jr and Company; Nehemiah Brush VIM L. WI
gent Wm. fi1mner. Executor OF -tsrkey ArnsteAf
deceased; James NJ ScAnilaui James Hoicnkiss Tin
o;hy Cavan Thomas Talbot ard others Mary Macres
Widow OF Lieut. Col William Mscres. ate q The United
states Army deceased Jeanette C. Huntington, widow
and sll- executrix Of William D. Checver. deceased
Creed Taylor the forward officers d the late explor
ing expedition Joseph +. Caldwell Thomss Doug sss
late United states Attorney Tor Es, Florida Geors'
Center TIE heirs OF Jean ?. Perry, Josiah Bleakey
Nicholas Garr0s and Robert Morrison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
ONE DAY LATER FROM HAyRR.

The packet-shiP Admiral, Capt. VOTES,
wbsh sailed from Hsvre on Tire s,h uli arrived yester
day afternoon, having made the voyage IN tseniy-n'e
days. she brings enc days later news from bsvre
though moth ng later from Page than re hare already
received BY the EvoPe. Among tie passensers were
Rober II. WickAae ESQ Charge 70 Turn sud hi. lady
From lies Of GagHants Mssng0. received y re
Asmual, We take the following.
We read IN the C0rsobss b" A represeniause o. ne
Moderate party went - days $40 = TIE ffinoess
Demidef aud told her that plot Vas beng ioiih.u
against H. Louis BoEsysrte her cousin. According 70
bis account Genera ChaDgsnlsr and Maf,lAl busea.a
hs1 enred into engsgemeLi 70 place the Fiincs u
Jonville on the throne The representative recon-
rneLded the Princess ~ advise the President Of ihe
Republic 70 name General Bedesu to be Commander
michel Of al the forces IN the capital On III. oeihs
communicated ~ hin. n Louis b1nsPsfie cent iHne-
dis,.y for General ChsnEsrnior and tod hin me Wo 9
story and tee Genera. the hrsi 10 laugh al me
rum0T
Tpe VteuEa Gsss'1 Of the ID publishes Dispatch
from Prince Wlndfchgrsfz, Announcing hat ne M1s
var army hai reiirec -zOnok 90 Is spproacn Inc
same iournal gives account OF 30 ai-ir Dear LoNsy
IN Hnicn the Huns ara1s sustained heavy losses al u
.dd. thst Gen Nugeut rad driven corps o. ipyO mea
and 80 pieces Of artillery 20 kssegg