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TIM wnsrms.-Atsr days Of high. cold winds cloud,
o. rain twas much needed and under its revving innu
enee the earth win give forth It's grateful abundance
In few days az Potomac viii give good
account OF themselves.
We copy the following from the Boston Post Of Monday
last;
We notice among the deaths at Washington that Of Ma
nAn only child Of Horao Bridge esq United States navy
aged three sx nostbs We sincerely
With the aggreved parents Of this child their
fiction Mr. Bridge Is native Of Maine and Mrs the
daughter OF the late Josiah Marsha OF this city The
meroas relatives and friends OF Mr.. and Mrs b. In New Eng
land VIII learn OF their great loss with deep sorrow"
Mercury, the we'll posted-up Washington correspond
ent OF the baltimore San, gives the following hrsate
tice OF the monster uip-hammer at our hayward;
Quite large force is employed under Mr.. PAdgett In
hxinK the massive machinery which connected with the
tremendous trip hammer, the foundation The anvil
block weighs 600 pounds, and the frames tons each
but Mr. fadgett and his moved them about easily
and safely a. they would barrel Of -four. One hundred
tons the power OF full blow this
when Completed Over this yoag sarAysaks there be
built an appropriate house, eighty fee, in width by hun
dred long.
The Presbyery OF the District Of Columbia including
Baltimore, is now in session in this city
WASHINGTON LHRAav CoMrAsy.--At an election held
Monday the I'd day Of April 1855, James Halliday g. j.
Abbott, Benz c. Cooke, William Anderson, T. W. Denham
Of the Washington Library Company for year
from and after that date.
PETER FORCE,
JOHN SESSFORD,
JENNINGS PIGOTT,
Inspectora.
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OUR HOME SQUADRON

We understand that Commodore Charles S, McCauley,
~ omcer OF prudence and excellent Judgment and OF
great bravery and cooness has been selected for the tenn
p0'ary command of the home squadron.
commodore McCauley entered the navy as a midship-
n on the 18th Of January 1902 and has served actively
sea oF many Years in the duties of his proessonnors
recently ~ the command Of the Pacific squadron the man
Asenent Of which was marked with ability
N ms selection the department has given an earnest o,
~ use IN The present interesting of affairs on our
70 avail itself Of the experience of an officer who has
Os and avorably known the ser vice OF the coun-
try.
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= ss~Ssry Department.

5@ March s. 1885,
NOTICE hereby given holders
following of January
purcbase OF the
named this department will continue
Of said o fes,due
ceived here prior to the drst day OF June
TKsAssRg DxrARrnxHr,
483 January 2, 1855
Of the Uued this
hase aud day
81 800 0oo In sad hsre.nHsr
uoned
Ia case any causaesns coupetou stated
may offered fhs cssnncss=, duly the usrd
Staten te parties r thereof
price win be paid compounded fln~tns
l. The par value, spss4AsA cnch e~rIncae
g the ssoek ~ ~ an authorised the
ofthe ~ alsi
cember 1891 Of 10 s stock ~ the
Of 647 O4e,
OOcembe 1857, and 1905 Of
and the stnck l0An authorized
the ast Of December 1884, called ts Texan
indemniy) per cent
g. Interest the par January
1855, receipt Treasury
allowance or the reach the owne Of
In addit0a
Payment will ~ drafts Of IN. Treasurer Of
Boston, New York.
or Philadelphia - the paFtiss may direct
certificate viii be entitled the bsuent Of this
actually Treasury before rhs
'a - - = JAMES GUTHRIE,
s3ty8 tho Treasury
Mar s-dtJuneln fin. snd smr.l
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. W. RELATIONS NTH CuBA-we have already recorded
nsne5s IN which American vessels have been fred
n'o oy Spanish cruisers in the Gulf OF Mexico The fifth
he Daniel Webster which on her outward passage 10
as IAN was brought TO by shot from Spanish sloop-
anu her papers overhauied Why these repeated
liberated? The administration owes II TO the
W., % Jake measures for their immediate punishment
nssouahng with reference to one wrong, twenty
- ui oe eonsummated. The officials a, Havana have
'nsolent and need summary and effective chasse-
m'nt-Pha Argus
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Tar nun raosrncrs is INV EseLAsD.--rhe Boston

TnE rnuIT PROSPECTS NEW EscLssD.-The Boston
Journal says
" There il doubt that the season of spring Ia very
backward this wear. Even late the beginning OF
April when, general thing, farmers ploughing in
their fields and planting their peas and horcuursts
digging In their gardens the grousd Is bound in frost
The Of March unusually cold but the prospects
now are that the rgors Of the cold viii soon
over There is nevertheless great deal Of still
upon the ground in New hampshire and Vermont The
prospects for fruit in the approaching fruit good
The GOODNESS OF the weather which has prevailed has
checked the expansion Of The buds snd win render them
less liable be injured by late frost The crop OF
peaches however in the vicinity Of Boston will probably
be unusually small Of the buds and places
many Of the trees, have been destroyed by cold
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THr ARSy-The pay tsays tine New York Mrror) Of the
soldier greatly increased by the last Congress II Is
double that OF any army in the world What a
chance for encrprising young meu The dragon corps
raising viii be the best paid best equipped o. any
regiment this continent We hear the corps Is rapidly
filling up.
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90 M~sAoasss Epssc~p~l Cs,~reh seush, stn street,
between srd LA meeting viii besu in THIS ehssrh
Sunday psss~hus 1t n O'Clock, asd ~ IN VI Dun
ns p@o win deliver SERIES Of -s.. 70 'he
Preaching every si~G week ~ O'Clock
Apni7
uy~UntsassAn Church. Rev. Dr. Dewey will p~seh IN u's
church o. to '"rrew, ssunday,l Aers At III O'Clock
April
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ARREST AN ONO pEFAuLTER IN GERMAsYs--The New
York Tribune Of Thursday says
aOne of the passengers by the steamship Union which
arrived at this port yesterday from Havre was
John 81 Throck, recently resident of Misbury, Holm,
county Ohio, who arrested in Germany the char
OF Ascending from Ohio with public funds amounting TO
about 100000 and, also, with having committed several
forgeres II appears that Thock collector OF in
Holmes county, and after getting possession of the funds
above mentioned part of it by altering the figures of bills
absconded Germany his native country in December
last reward of $4,000 offered for his arrest and
was generally believed that he had left for that country
information over and the accused arrested
bs arrival About found in his possession mostly
in drafts the payment OF which stopped. Accused
was taken in charge here by Officer G. Loveland OF
Ohio on requston issued by Governor Clark Of this
State who committed him the OF Captain Hopkins
of Sd district police for saekeepng night and
day the prisoner will leave for Ohio Throck German
about years Of age, and up to the time Of committing
the crime considered honest man"
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SAILED Eoaorx--In the list Of passengers OF the
steamship Atlantic which sailed for Liverpool wednes-
aay last notice the Of Col Green of the Boston
Post
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HoNGoPArHic cELgsaAroS--The centennial birthday OF
DR. Samuel HAhnensn, the founder OF the homeopathic
school Of medicine which April TO- to be ceiebr-
ted Boston the fremont Temple by address from
Dir W. \ Payne and poem by DR.. Henry G. Preston.
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ARRIVAL, OF THE Ratio

ine steamship Baltic arrived at New York yesterday
'On Liverpool Her dates to the cath ultimo nclu
aTe The news il not of an important character.
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TkEAAChf DEPARTMENT.
Arrrais u EmiyraAf Paeaysrs at Nese fork.we have
kindly permitted pese the Official report according
regulations OF the Treasury Department OF the
nation the regular emrant ships which have arrived at
New York from European ports during the last two months
During Of February 1896 passengers arrived in
80 vessels Deaths during the IA adults and "a in
ans Daring the month Of March $50 passengers arrived
in Is vessels Deaths during the passage, adults and in
fants.
Appointments, 6eJanes Reid, of the District OF Coum
bia has been appointed class cerkshp in the Sixth
Auditors Office post Office Department) Salary, 81 200
per annum
John Bedel Of New Hampshire promoted to thrdolass
elerkshp the First Comptroers Office, vice L. L. Taylor
Of Mississippi removed. Salary, 81, COO per annum
William Sckney promoted to second ciass clersship
ia place of Mr.. Bedel, promoted. Salary, 400 per
A. -. Claxion transferred to Mr.. Stieknays place.
Honey Branch Of tie United States Treasury. follow
ing arc the transactions Of the branch for Thursday
April s.:
On account of disbursing officers;
Paid-s6 checks, "a accounts $2,s2i "a
Receved-3 deposites s,ioz 81
On account Of treasury proper;
drafts paid credited disbursng officers 1866 "a
Receyed-For transfer drafts $4,000 90
For other deposte o "a
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Aaj~saai Gs"eag. 0aes.-- APpo"sasas.- wads~ erth
Ramsey. Of St. Louis Missouri, appointed To hrs,-cass
eerkshp vice John AeSab appointed frat lieutenant 10th
infantry.
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:, ~ sALk of MARsHFrsLpsThe sale Of portion OF Dam
"eOs'efs Aarshhed property took place at the old
on the 2sh March Real estate to the amount
~ VO was sold The same property cost originally
slsVOo lot Of cattle and sheep were also disposed
y suien produced the sum Of s2,Ioo Mr. websters AZ
a. ~e'e et in state of great embarrassment, but bis
We believe expect 10 he able to the family
nree or four hundred heres of the estate including
''a mansion At the time Of his decease he owed III.
un o. Sl4o,0o0, or thereabouts
e., IHeeAKE-Two slight shocks Of earthquake were
y m "A a - I...A
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as...sA 49, are N sass.assss~ ssas
III the Nateaal hnss shssy - st~ss1 IN
pscpss % ~ paao - 1900, ~ siss
he gsseAy thsa ~ sseA rspsss wAss huaAssa, as
the hotel wi = kspa ~ ~ seesnaAsaes n
April 1-eolDv NJ n h WfiIARD.
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Court Of CisiMs against the United states,
Warrington City.


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n, THOMPSON, Auora~y at Law.
~ street. Nsshs goa.
and sarssss, s.a.sas ." wasaassa to
cESERAL AeEscs AT wAsnlseros-r $40.
u ssne.' ,os@s, % Msn"s"s s..s,a,. eas"s s-as.asa
u Department, -asss ppaa ms
"a - sessiay ,as vas.":s, .ssysss aud '' hand s-sae'
Having Of The David nosou
s.so.s,os.. n paper. "a 10
@ osss public sss VEG S.p.s u vssas Ts. ana a..
o other sease'. q .~s"s years sse~'sass e.
able =. show y where ,he essns himself may bs entirely
For claims under me recent oct Of 81 march sv,as
q land 20 y Who .sss r sss Or VINO 'ss = s.s ssy. s
Hsrsxsxcrs
Hca. Henry A. Wise, Acvcmac, vrsesa.
James Lyons ESQ., kichnsnnds tsg"ta
iaa~s r. assrh haze Commissioner Pensions, aeamsns,
ssassd u. Parker, Richmond, v,xiu@.
Hon ss%a q c csas'. %..@.a,,aa, pc
Lew. !,sss.lals, ESQ., New YeA.
,,HEAP oOoDSl-i. aicaEy = co. .ss seventh .rpe,,
viii conmssce THE day. sSd r The ist MAJ sell
At cost and s.cies below nrss their
Emsred.rsss, lacss, bonrew, ribAnds
Flowers, iad'es' e~aai'fai morning roess
Millinery sssds hosievy gloves
Wofssed, perfumsry, dr-ss trimmings
And great varey of fancy goods
Al Of which viii Be sold CREST bargains cash only.
April 6-3t
Two DIE ARTMENTSL-la department, o squire anrn
good" and ample, proven
siaiiy pricos, ~.
department aoasnns goods, fabrics
goods purchasers may rely
they be suited u all times by looking through stack We
Il decided rxcrisace
Vast supplies Of all kinds Of dry sods adapted lar general family
consumption ccnstaniy on hand
prices invited call and be- convinced
that win he Their advsnsse wh~e there
Delay settling any present ~npectd
Good Articles low aud fsi1 dsars :. 'sd on ia all
cases. PERRY bkoTHER,
sCsntral stoses,s West hetana,
April 3--d0df Opposite Cen,rs Masket.
- -------------
y baregc robes, mOdtfn styles
carton lawn robes, with many choice ay~ swss
% do colorsa linens, asntemens shifts and chIdrsas
30 do style spring silks
~ cartons spsisg nbsnds
100 pieces plaid plain cambsics al numbers
40 do barge Dc laines, styles
20 do black SIX OF peculiar glossy hnish
] case parssoss, assortsd
With every tending ,hocssn
Aipemons Of goods win dad economical make
their purchases Of - wshavs but price o"iy
Daily additions made stock.
An examination OF styles and prices soicrd.
Delay settling bills 10 expected
Good articles low pcs' aud ~ ss.i.t nay e ssd on IN all
"Central Horrs,n West Building,
April 3-dlouf Opposis C+aue MARKET
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Hoaman,s Rosendale Cement.

Hofrman,s Roscndale Cement.
This hydraulic mans.cred BY the Lawnes cemen,
architects being used almos, department
Of the works under s United States government For sale u hs
'"e' = ~ 1920" NJ w WOODWARD, Secretary,
In Front street, New York
cOR NENT-The large commodous house recently
pied y Brazilian aiasr auslsd the Crest Circle
Ess "a s,.. % Co., ,ss = 20 s las
NOTICE to builders and h...ekespsr.-- HAVING
additions stock and or
u building ma.e.s and hou.s furnishing a,,cs. .neS as
Pssi..msa. hinges. ,aisn, bind hinge.
aa. Sa Ss. "a f...n .sss .s .i ssd s,.ns
s ss.s q ..:. e .ae s,ss ''s e
Pocket md .s es, :S.-. .. o,..
cs,s< Conss imescved p.rIos .oye very ee"pesS ar
wsoSsn var. r,sS s.as,y X c@s..
ros.sy hs best q edsa. s' 70 be found the
rasns ssna..s .sns-nso... and si'y
which av's o. s,s:.s e es, :sa. and The
Pennsylvania avenue, bss~ssa ioA and ii,h sHsstA
rAsros n.sa.s, F...r os.eles.s sss.-w. h.vs ia-
ROOD.
!: .:.''''s' !: !; -s Is ..''-s
e4Ancy do
IS Juis
70 superior qualify 8eris
pieces step olcioths, styles
ss .A:. s..s, ~. ss W. !. sol.
o sss Gu. 20 a. =; =, -. .s:. .s,I. ~
10 pieces - c0ena wsatines
= DO +
spesssy sod
earpsns unusually and
quenuy
psspsrsy sovsas ~t'ch 10
Aoru l-IsvSw HoOE. BRO. 4 co.
NEW EDITION IN oME VOLUME,
of Krseslsr's Popusss Work,
HYPATIAs New ress wtsA A OAA Fsrs,
Price q ~
ar Hyps,a Lrdos Spectator say.
" Esgead literary VI ~
up 80 euay
and r,shDs-s N pssunssss
Uasssps~sA hsadssd work n The 1nehn sass~es
tSslcaal f~ssAeausscev.
pusa.s%s " CROSBY, NICHOLS, I Co. ssssss. - a,
ssi. In wsshiason BY
April i--aasw3w TAYkOQ 4 MAVpy
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.,p Hr Of CLAIMS -Unah voress, stisw, s"ch
Of chains and
Wskinssoe Communication
sr~s.sd Rockville Mo- ~ ncssh street ~ be
rouppxsyA attended "a.
March a. dstJHiy
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An KsTrRrssssThe Central Illinois railroad
has advertised for fourteen rclsss steamboats, with th
purpose Of establishing daily line between
Cairo and New Orleans.
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isAEAP 0OONNL-I. RiCHEY ca, go r.t
" viii THE May,
At and many cost
goods, cousistpx part Of
Embrederses taces, hnnrcss, ubAnda
Flowers, iades' b~autjfat morning robsa
Millinery sosAs. hosiery gloves
Wofsted, perfumsxy. dr~ss trimmings
And great varle,y al fancy goods
Al Of which viii Be- sold n crest bargains for cash only.
k.r.IA- "a.
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HoanfD TRAGEDY.--A YOUNG fikSp--ihe eoAsachIe w.
w Union says:
A gentleman from Kiskatom in the town Of Catskill,
ha. given the following particulars Of most appalling
tragedy On Saturday last John H. Edwards lad aged
fifteen living in the family OF bis uncle John w Hunger
ford requested permission of the wife OF Mr. H. to use
doubebarelIed gun which In the house for the pur-
pose Of seeking game. Permission being granted they
both shortly after left the premises in different directions
when Edwards returned and commenced breaking
open all the drawers and chests in which he supposed
there hundred dollars which Mr. Hungerford had
received few days previous. Not finding the money he
loaded the gun with siqgs and shot and deliberately hired
the contents Of of tbs barrels into the breast OF his
Gle who by this time had reached the house ungeford
fell pleading for life when the little fend again presented
the gun and snapped IT, Mr.. H. partially recovered and
fed pursued by Edwards who again fired with fatal effect
He then returned the house placed the gun 10 us nsua!
place and escaped from the bloody scene Little hopes
are entertained of Hungerfords recovery.
aSnce the above in type, we learn tna the boy sd
wards caught the oyster saloon OF Peter Lyon Cats
kill on Monday last Hungerord il Is thought viii not
recover. Several sings were lodged in his lungs
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DI ED.

On the 2lst instant, MARY ANN, daughter of
Maurice and Mary Reidz, aged years, III months
and 81 days
AJIier funeral will take place on Thursday even
ne, At oclOc X, from the residence OF her fa,h,r
ion New York avenue, between Twelfth and Thr-
iecnth streets
On Wednesday, the 2lst Instant, Mrs. MARTHA
A. GRAY.
O. The friends of the family are respectfully in
vited 10 attend her funeral, which will take place on
Friday next, at O'Clock p. NJ, from the residence
Of her husband, John A. Cray, ia the rear of 18th
street, between !. and NJ street.
In this city, on the Goth instant. ELLEN, wife of
Philip Barton Key.
HJ- Her friends invited 10 attend her funeral
fr m the residence OF her father Jas Swan, Frank
lin street, Baltimore, To morrow morning, the III
instant, II II O'Clock III.
tCity papers please cOpy)
On the 18th instant, SARAH TALBURT, relict
# the late Alexander Talburt, Of this city, in the
63i year OF her age
Near Georgetown, on the 18th instant, e.. A NOR
TON, in the Both year of his age.
On the 18th instant, Mr.. ROBERT w CLARKE,
of hemorrhage of the lungs in the 29th year of his
age.
On the 10Th instant, Mr.. PATRICK BYM, a ma
Tive OF the parish Of UrOmiskn county, south Ire
land, but resident Of this city for the last IS years,
aged ~ years.
% His funeral will take place TO morrow AT 2
O'Clock, from his late residence, corner OF Third
street and Massachusetts avenue Ills friends aud
acqualntanceS are invited TO attend
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE

LsctUres-EsqIne HovS, BHrRr,E- Fircin'I
Car Works Closed Up, d-e.
ALEXANDRIA, March 81, 1855
On Monday night large and respectful be
audience collected at Lyceum Hall, who lis
tened with marked attention TO the fnc lee
ture Of Rev. Dr. Lord on Louis XVI ard
his Court" The eminent ability and research
which over characterize the historical dis
courses of Ds. l. were Jromir emily exhibited
in this mastery sketch OF one Of the most in 10
teresting period Of French history, and We
feel sure no one who heard him retired from
the ball without the conviction that ne had
p sed INST profitable evening
AT st. Mary's church, Rev Chas III Stons
street, 5. j disecursed on Tradition - ex-
planning the Catholic d"ctriGe on tina; subjsc',
and enforcing lis truth by exhibition o. eA-
tensivo learning and gres' ability.
Just after the audience from the two lectures
and the meubers If the Conference had re
tired TO their homes, and cur city turmoil be
gan to sink into still ness, the alarm Of frs vas
sounded The fire erginc house Of the gallant
Friendship Fire Conn any. situstei on Alfred
s:reot had been touched with the torch of the
iucendiaTy, aud was in flames. Gathering
speedily, our f-emen soon conquered the de-
vouriyg elsment-not, however, before the
roof and steep.e hai yielded 10 the fame. and
The FIRE hell had teen rendered useless. This
is the second attempt TO set fire 70 an engine
toCse within two months
Ga Tuesday night, Rev. Mr.. Armstrong Ge
liversd lecture on The L nifty of the Ilumen
Race, " dispuring the idea OF there having h,en
tao Adams, &c. Ii vas fine display of lcgi-
cal eIoquencc, and from the satisfaction maui
tested, we shorld think all thought with the
speaker at its close. Il was delivered before
the Young Mems Christian Association, to
whom Alexandra has been indebted for many
instructive lectures this past season.
There is nothing nsw 10 dav. Last everin- 4.
the Virginia Car Works of Smith & Perkius
closed up finally for want of funds. Il is pro-
posed to remove portion Of the es ablisbmen.
to GAINESVILLE, Ohio. AMI.
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LATER FROM MEXICO

Ihe New Orleans IaPers have news from
the City Of Mexico by the Orazabo, to the I'd
inst, and Vera Cruz to the Sth inst.
Several severe shocks of an trthq uake had
been experienced in the city CT Mexico anu
vicinity.
On the Goth ult., Santa lett the cry for the
South, having previously ssu, cor siderable
bodies cf troops in ahvsnce Ii is rcpsrte
ny the official papers rhat two dsys after his
arrival In Iquala he defeated body of insur
gents under Col Rosenda Moreno, and took
he later rrisoIer. 1t is a'so stated tha'
Mo enc had been tried bY q court II artisl aud
zen enced TO be shot Other victories over the
troops of Alvarez are reported, but these
statements mus. be taken with consider able
Gllo vance
Jhe second drought which has been long
| and severe, has caused much suffering and
alarm
Twas reported at Vera Cruz previous to the
| sailing Of the 0Iizsba, that Santa Anna had
| returned to the capital, aud il is thougat At
he did not accomplish much by his journey
| s0uln.
WeeItract the following from the cores.
| pGndeI.ce of the Bee
We get little frcm the seat Of war. A few
skirmishss have ocou red without any mar el
| result. About the last Of February, Gen. Rs-
| mirez. who was in command of 4 detachment
of GSvernmen; troops, consisting Of 800 inlan
try, 100 cavalry, ard two pieces If artille.g.
Wa. defea: ed OF point between Iguala s-l
tho river Mcscala. By Col Villlway Navd. lie
surrendered at discretion. Some of his mef.
fra!erDized with tho insurgents: the others
wsre disarmed and sent with their chief 10
itu,ia. Santa Anna has he'd Ramirez ar es:-
e., and he will be tr ell by a court ma rtisl.
P.ps Santa Anna, the Presidents SET, HIS
bsen guilty CT az act of hsrb8rous cruel =
Gen. Plutarco Cabrera having captGEri the
village de Zepotha ell Grande, made prisoners
some thirty Eve iDofensivo inh abitsnts, AID
wss col Quoting them to Gua3sl' J.ra when Re
met Per- Santa Anna AID his lalcers. Pepa
took possession OF he prisoners, Upon whom hs
! exercised the NO -avage violence After
| Ilsc;rr istm tstseeD two Tires If cavalry
an tcr..r- them 10 follow ths galiorirg hCI :
| t. irsgsod them 10 az avenue skir'si i.
/ tr1es. and hsaged them singly, one after sG.
o;ae-, taking the precaution so to adjas; tie
rcp.s Is to prOopg their suferings as much a.
possible.