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Tbs Cincinnati Riots. Ga.

CINCINNATI, April 3-There Is much excite.
ment here about the riots Of yesterday during
the municipal election. The engagements be-
tween the Americans and Germ ans vsr, A.rcs
and bloody. A cannon was arsd, and pistols
and knives were freely used. It 10 supposed
that ten to twelve persons were killed or NOR.
tally wounded. In the eleventh ward, the
ballot box was destroyed. A fraud has kssn
discovered In another ward
The election contest 10 close bet wssn Taylor,
American, and Farrep, Democrat.
(sEcoSD DISPATCH.
April S-Evening. election excitemsrt
Is increasing. The Germans have refused to
give up their cannon, and fighting hiss recon.
nenced over the canal. It 10 reported that
several have been killsd-that the Germans
are mostly armed, and have fortified them.
selves in their houses. Tho American party
are ALEC well prepared, but the probability 10
that matters will be neasurssbly postponed
until the morning, when il ID hoped that this
hostile feeling may somewhat subsids.
THIRD DIsPArcH
April 4.-Nothiag Of special interest further
transpired last night. This morning the crowd
rs-asssmbled In Fifth street, MARKET space.
and the greatest excitement wag manifested.
The military were under arms and awaiting
orders. The Germans have agreed to deliver
up their cannon at 10 m, and If this promi. Q
is complied with, collision may be prevented.
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New Orleans Racer,

NEW ORLEANS, April 2-The race agsins,
time, (purse $40. 00O,) over the Metarie course
Was won By Lexington In 7:lsi; distance feul
miles.
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The New York Legislature.

New YORK, April A. The House has passed
to third reading the bill prohibiting the exc
clusiOn Of colored children from any Of the
public schools in that State. This bill will
probably pass both houses with . slight oppo-
sition.
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Trial Of the Alleged Boston Ri,tsrs.

BosToS, April 4.-Up to noon to-day, no
progress has bean in tie trial of Parker, Phil
lips, and others, participatOrs IN the Burns
riot Arguments are beiss made upon qussh-
ing the Indictments
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Charleston Hsrket

CHARLESTON, April 3.-The sales Of cotton
day amounted to 10000 bales, ct stifaninS
prices.
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WArcH RETURNS Hugh Prichard, drunk
end disorderly; dismissed. Mary Ann Ander.
sOn and Eliza Anderson, profanity; hne and
costs Babel Seamoro, (colored) on. after
hours; fine and costs. Rodsy Day, Icolored
out after hours; fine AID costs. Jas. Taylor,
assault; Tail
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
The block of buildings known a. the ssUnon
Buildings" and now occupied by the Union news
paper establishment. They situated on e street
between 18Th and 18th streets, and fronting directly
on Pennsylvania avenue. The lot Is 20 feet front by
l59 feet Deep The property is susceptible OF diys-
ion and re arrangement, and its positi such rs
must rank il among the best business stands on the
avenue, and is yearly increasing in value. The
time of the present lessee expires the LIST Septe-
Der 1t, on which day possession may be had.
Also, that large three story Brick House on 18th
street west Opposite the War Office and three doors
south Of G. slreet)
Also, that threestory House on 18th street west,
next door TO the Government Building, at the corner
off aud l7th streets.
Should the ab,ve property not be sold at private
sale prior to the 18Th of May, will be sold on that
day nj public auction.
Terms will be made favorable to the purchaser
Appyto CHI. III. WINDER,
Corner Of Seventeenth and G streets,
mar l9-2aWtNayi5
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Tempsraaee Question In New York.

ALBANY, April 4th.-Ths Temperance bill
passed the Senate last night by vote of Il
TO IL.
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| EARINA BOIL E RS, all sizes, for sale by
| Il w. II. NARROWER,
ap3- Seventh Of, near Pa, avenue,
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TOR RENT.-A comfortable FRAME HOUSE
10 situated on First street, between and g sts-
near the Railroad Dept.
BARBOUR 4 sEMMEs,
mar 29-eoS G'oeers, No, 81 Louisians Az.
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HAVING LEARNED THAT REPORTS ARE
III in circulation that the National Hotel Is shortly
10 be closed the proprietor deeus II proper 10 say 10
the patrons OF the house, and the travelling public
generally, that all such reports are without iounda-
uon, and that the Hotel will be kept open for the
accommodation Of visitory.
AZ 3-eo2W ID. WILLARD.
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Essnact from The oct Of Congress approved Aug ust
1919

"ssc And be Il further enacted, Tha! from and
ats the Pa sage Of this act every pro osal for ma
val supplies invited By tho Secretary of the Navy
under the proviso to the general sppropriat on bl
for tbs navy, approved March third, eighteen brn
dsed and Irtythres, hall BE- acsompa 1iei by q
written guarantee, signed 6y one OF more responsi
hi. rArsons. to the e74.t that or Saey undertake
hat the bidder CT bidders WILL Ii bis or their bid be
accepted, enter into Obligation In such time ,s
may be prescribed by tho Secretary of tie Navy
with good aud sufficient suretes, to furnih the sup
ples prep SEQ. No proposal cha be considered un
less socompan MED by such guarantee. If after the
a:c ptsneJ Of proposal and notification thereofto
tia bidder bidders, he or hey shall foil to enter
into Obligation within the time prescubed by tie
SEQ etary OF the Navy with good aud sufficient sure.
tics for furnishing the fuppes theu the Secretary
Of the Navy shall proceed TO ccntrfct with some
othe: person or persons fer furnishing tbs said SUP
plies, AMI shall forthwith cause TIE difference Be
tween the amount contained In the proposal so
guaranteed snl thu amcunt FOR which he may have
for furni hing the ssid supplies ter the
whoIs Terioi of the proposal to be cha -ged up
aIanst sad biidR or bidderl and his CO their guar
antor or gusran:ors; and the slms NAV bs immedi
ately recovered by the United Stacs fer the use OF
the Navy Dap: rtm mt, in cotton Of deb: aga:nt
sithec or al Of sad persons
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rAcARD TO The LADrEs.-GooD NEWS FOR Tuz

NJ CARD TO The LADIES.-GOOD NEWS FOR tux
~ SICK.
DIX. DTP0NC0'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS,
the best and nfble remedy discovered
llev!ng aud curing all painful distressing men,
stTualion and removing all periodical distinctions
reSnates arsinS fFe whatsoever These Pills
complete
TRICAPH IN MEDICAL SCIENCE
They are pTrparst By which concentrates the
ingredients n:o small bulk, thus rendering
for delicate females drugs
Dr. Duponcos Pills are the result or THIRTY YEARS
EXPERIENCE IN the treatment OF the diseases OF females
They bsVe been adve tised for little year.
SEVERAL THOUSAND BOXES
have already been sOld AMI the demand for tom rapidly
cFeases wherever they become known. They have been
thoroughly ried In Washington, and found like
charm.
sold By al Druggists In Washington, Georgetown and Al
xaHdria Va. mar l-eosms
fCPN0AH WALKER CO., under Brownss Hotel,
W. prepared 10 show Of thu most complete assortment
fREADY MADE CLOTHING cred to the citizens OF
this Ds!rc Their stock embraces everything that
aud fashionable for tbs afsctured with taste and
elegance. for which their Clothing Is celebrated.
-
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EO RE N T-ABOUT FIFTY ACRES OF
Il Land across the Long Bridge, in Virginia, and
east of the Alexandria Canal. Apply to
X. +. A. DODGE,
mar 2S-lw Geoysctown
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Pes /: .ksts, male OF b,ue pilot clo!h.-.. 1900
Round jackets made c! HUB 5000
Trows srs Ii ds OF b.uo cloh..........,.... 1880
Blue faone. 500
BIua aaapel urder kirts ................... 5000
Rlas flannel dra rers ........... .......... 5000
R,us flannel iunpe.s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Rra espn,I in the ut.ce.... .......ya:ds 5000
na-nsIrv ,heetiug fro.ks Recommendations. 2cOo
CBnvss dusk tro ~
Baraslsy sh.eting, in the locCO
Ianyas ducs In T. nj. cs,..,,,.,....ysrds 5000
Blue cJo r cas- ........,.....,..... 4,0,o
Cali $; in sho;, '..'... .,.,,,,......pqirs 4O0e
Kip skin shce3 hixh cut airs 9O0C
woollt cks, Nos. and 2........-...pairs 5000
Matt.sses- with tyo covers each .......... ssOo
Naokin, blue .............,,. ,yar3s 5000
Blspke;s . 500
Black silk handkeTehi.fs,......., 5000
Biue :. lie. trow,,rs MISUNDERSTANDING. 5000
Bice Estlnst In the pie e...."...-....-yards QUIZ
Ta eloth f,r the naa i-cksts shsll bs tvled Itlot
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DOOMS FOR RENT-TWO OR THREE new
IL ly furnished and very desirable Rooms for rent
wnh board, at 4O3 F ST., Union Row.
mar 96-2w"
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WIZARDS HOTEL,

Old Point Com fort, Va.
NNHE Proprietors take great pleasure in informing
l. their many friends and the public generally that
this magnificent Summer Hotel il now being fitted
up in the most modern end comfortable style for the
cunning season. The house will be opened on the
r.t of June, with nothing left unprovided that may
promote the comfort and happiness Of its guests.
The prOprietors also take much pleasure in saying
that they will be prepared and happy TO sccommo.
date from the Frst Of Nay any who may favor them
with a call.
Doaid per u2y'.'.......,..' s,'.'..,.'..S2 W
BY tle week, per DAY ................ l %
BY the month, per day go, ........ IS
Baths free for the guests.
ap2-r c. c. WILLARD Il BROS
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WTANTFD-A COMPLETE FILE OF THE
w WEEKLY washington City STAR since
IT'S publication up TO the present date, for which
liberal price will be paid If sent to this office.
ap3-tf
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HOUSE FOX RENT.-A WE'LL FURNISHED
LII and desirable house in the First Ward, may be
rented low. The furniture 10 b. purchased AZ q
cheap valuation. Apply to
JOS. G. @. KENNEDY,
ap3-3t over SAVINGS Bank
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A YOUNG GERMAN LADY WISHES A SIT
N uati0n as SeamsiTess or Chamlermaid in some
respectable family in the city. Address 81. NJ" at
at this office, ap3-3i+
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HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
Ill SALE The house il a new three story
brick, with attic and back kitchen. The furniture
is all new, and has been in use only shor. time.
Rent of house Sl2X per month. Inquire at the
house, No ISL l. street NORTH between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets, or at room No. - Registers
office, Treasury Department. ap2-3ts
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THE RESIDENCE OF col. ROBERTS, U. 6.
i A, continues to be offered on pr vate sale Ii
is one Of the best appointed Cottages in the District
containing three acres of Ground, a large garden,
excellent water, stables AM outhouses in perfect
order, and ornamental grounds, fruit trees, &C in
the best condi ion.
For information apply at this Office.
p,r O,,
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TO THE LADIES.
MFRS. NJ. A. HILLS will open On Thursday,
Nl April S, Q splendid assortment Of SPRING
MILLINERY, TO which the ladies' are invited 10
attend. No. 225 Pennsylvania avenue, south side
between Ninth and Tenth streets. aps-a
HOES, EATS Es, SPADES. SHOW.
Ill ELS, sc.-A full assortment Of Garden i'm
PIGMENTS Just received and for sale by
Ei,VANS THOMPSON,
$40 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th SITS.
ap2-St (Organ)
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The cloth for the pea jackets shsll be tvied Itlos
cloth Of American manufac ,urs, pure intigo tlu',
wool dyed. 1t shall bs 81 inshes wide, and weigh
g ounces FER yasd. II shall hkys LIST on each
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A CERTAIN CHANCE TO MAKE A FOR
"A tune-A lady having acquired competency
in the Millinery business, is now DESTROYS of dispo,
ing of her establishment, and retiring into private
ife Her location is one Of the best in the city, and
is rare opportunity for one acquainted with the
business. For terms and particulars apply at this
office. mar % I'm
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EOR RENT-FROM THE FIRST OF MAY, A
l. neat, comfortable, and well arranged two story
frame Dwelling House, on the west side of Thir-
tesnth street, two doors south of Penna. avenue.
Apply at the counter Of he Star Office.
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NTANTED A GOOD COLORED BOY FROM
w IL TO Is years of age. One accustomed to
waiting and make himself generally useful, will find
situation by The year or month. Apply at 900
Pa. avenue. ap4-3t
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THE PEOPLES THEATRE-Thcrs was still
another dns house at Iron Hall, last evening.
. witness Miss Morant's representation Of
Juliana in the Honey Mon" Though evil
dsntly suffering with q cold, Miss N, as usual,
acquitted herself to the irGuite fI All cation of
her Audience. Mr.. Aliens Duke AraIza was
also very vol presented. lie is a capital
reader, and possesses a fine voice and person,
besideJ being eoI1 .lendably attentive TO the
bGsir<ss o. the s.sge. Miss Tyson, as Volante,
won much praise, as usual, though the part
was one Ct tie Iainor characters Of the piece.
Mr. Whalley played ROlando much to tine
atisfaetion Of the house, and Ar. Stuart
sastairsd the character Of Lopez with credit.
HE last mentioned, though novice, is alre adv
enc Of he best actors In mis- lire Of bUsinass in
the country. II the hands Of Burton lac Youli
pon become al Indispensable adjunct of sorae
New York theatre. lie deserves great credit
for tie rspidity with SSish ks has ma SIC. ed
lis new profession taken up within the last
year. He left our ofics-being ono CT on.
app:ertices-for the stage. We parted with
ain with regret, inasRuch cs We know that
most youths Who take 10 theatEisals do not
succeed In that line. His success, however,
las 50 far been all that his friends could wish,
the more gratifying beeauas bis new employ
nent has not weakened his excellent habits
T"-night, Ipg0mar is sgain to be played,
WI Irs MOrsGt as Psrthenia to Dir Allen g
ins'uar. 1t Is q Ens play-one in which
aISS n. exhibits her peculiar powers to great
advantage, indeed. SoEe lake 1t for granted
that the audience that will attend will prove
amply satif-ctory TO the manager as well ss
the fair star Of the sTening
THE JACKSON BUILDIsG ASSOCIATIONS has
been fully organized. ItHss iastitu,ed more
especially to bsneG. Germans Who do not xell
understand the English Language. To shox
With what zeal they have eLtsfed upon he
business, We state that tEo limited nuEber OF
shares-six hundrel-haye been taksn !: An 4
further applications reh.ssd in accordance
with the provisions OF tho constitution.
Dos RAMON PIEro.-An1ng tho letters dis.
played a. the window Of the city post oncs.
- rot forwarded by the nails on account of
the non payment OF postage, ia ors addressed
70 Don Ramon Pinto, Habano, Cubs. We
jddge, from the shirography Of the direction,
that II was written By aforeigner. Alas. the
poor fellow has fallen q victim b spanish
cruelty, fact Of which eVidsnlly his core.
'POsdsa. was 20. aware at the tune 30 wrote.
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Rev P. L. WILsON.-fhis reverend gentle.
man, who hes been placed at the Ninth stree
station Of the Methodist Protestant Church b y
the Maryland Conference, ia expected to ar
riyo In WsshiD gton today. The members Of
are busily engaged in preparing the minis.
ter's house for his family, snI the prepare
tons indicate Ia at he will be happily received.
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Mr. GABRIEL LANGLEY, hucks ter, We learn
had his leg broken, yesterday; having beer
thrown cut of bis wagon while comi pg oyel
Bsnning's bridge.
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IMPORTANT SEIZURE "A con stable Of this
county recently notified the publi,, in a writ.
ten Notice prominently posted, that, by virtue
Of fG., he had seized seven ebesnut
rails, thre, old cedar posts four old boards
uas cid short plank, and small quantity OF
wood or lumber which he should expose 10
sale for cash, to the highest bidder, ct public
auc' ion. We have not heard whether the
sale was largely attended, or whether there
was any ccpp.rs handed oTer to the person at
whose instance the property was feized, after
paying the expense of tho writ and the ser.
vices Of tho constable auctisneer!
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EOR RENT-THREE NEW FRAME HOUSES,
l. containing SIX rooms, situated on street, be-
tween l. and IA streets, four squares from the Rail
road Depot. Rent moderate. Apply to CHARLES
THOMA. on the opposite side of The street.
an AIM
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A PARTMENTS WANTED FOR A GENTLE
n man, on the Heights Of Georgetown.
Apply TO Mr.. Redfern, Grocer, First Ward.
ap2-3 Bis
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FIRES Early, last eve ming, the burning
OF quantity Of brushwood on the other side
OF the river, oceasioned an alarm among tb o
1reDea Of tho city; and at later hour-af-
ter III o'clock-a light in the country set the
beils TO ringing and the engines to- running !;
but the latter were not hauled to the scene OF
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Wants.

A N AGENT WANTEO.-hN ACTIVE AND
N intelligent young man, who is well acquainted
with Baltimore, who is willing % attend closely to
business, will hear of opportunity of getting into
good business by calling Immediately at the Star
office. ap4-tf
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For Sale and Rent,

E>OR RENT OR sALE-THREE NEW BRICK
l. Houses on N, between 9th and la,h SITS. north.
The buildings contain eight rooms, kitchen and eel.
lar, with pantry, closet, wardrobes, dumb walters,
and are Handsomely finished with marble mantei
centre pieces. They located in desirable par,
OF the city, near the market, and have many other
advantages. Terms of rent or sale moderate. En-
quire OF Mrs MORRISON, corner X and 18th SIS.
mar 24-e16ls
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A SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG wo-
n man as Chamberm lid or seam,t ress, or 10 60
travelling with n lady. or take care Of children The
best reference can be given. Enquire at this Of
fee, two days, AT O'Clock, the 4,h and 5lh.
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FEMALE UEIoy BENEVOLENT Society.
The report Of this useful society, published a
short time since, CTcr the signature of its Sec
rotary, Mrs. EmrG Z Gurloy, shows its ope.
rations to have been on an extended scale,
and that an inc slculable amour. Of good has
boon done during the past severe winter, in
relieving tho distresses of the poor and bro.
curing employment for the needy They hold
their regular meeting at their rooms on Seventh
street on Friiay, at ii o'clock, a. m, for the
purpose Of devi.ing nss measures to carry out
tho lsudsble objsots Of their association.
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commenced. These were fascines constructed
Of immense logs-the walls being sixteen feet
in thickness. Such was their strength they
resited I'll efforts for some time, and were
finally razed to the ground by the agency Of
powder. It appears that the policy of the
Russiln Government had changed rather sud-
denly in this matter. After the battle of last
year, or lcrs came for strengthening the forts,
and though at that time such resistance was
made as to repel its assailants, there being but
one tier Of guns, it was ordered to increase it
to double tier.
The destroyers found embrasures for 81 guns
of heavy calibre. Why this sudden change
of policy took place, may perhaps, be explained
by that on which the Russians have always
a,ted--of retiring into the interior from their
invaders, and avoiding decisive engagements.
This time, however, they have made nothing
by the movement, and with the increased
strength of the place, it would seem that they
might have made a more obstinate resistance
than before. The fleets did not leave the
place until the demolition was complete.
The fleets have gone to cruise for the present
among the Aleutian islands and will probably
look in at Sitka. An English and French
squadron have proceeded by the China Saa to
the mouth of the Amoor river, where, the dis
patch says, there will soon be severe fighting.
There are about ten ships of war in these feets,
which would be joined by the steamer Brisk,
now at Petropaulowski The line-of- battle
9hip Monarch is the flag ship of the English
feet.
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Two Week Later from California.

The United States mail steamship, George
Law arrived in New York on Saturday, bring
ings California mails Of August l, 81 ,235, GIG
in treasure on freight, and Az passengers,
all in good health.
HOSTILE OPERATIONS AT PETROPAULowsKI.
The most important views relates to the oper-
atoms Of the allied fleets Of the northwest
coast. They consisted Of eight war vessels
and steamers, and arrived off Petropaulow-
ski, on the 10Th day of May, but the garri-
son had already left for the Amoor river, in
the Russia frigate Aurora, corvette Dwina and
two merchant vessels. The escape of the gar
risOn was was a master stroke on the part of
the Russians, who awaited themselves Of a
dense fog which set in on the night of the 18th
II April, and so eluded the English war steam
eEs Encounter screw of IA guns, and Bara
counter (side wheeD of 9 guns, which had
been blOckading the harbor for fifty day.
previous. The orders TO evacuate were re-
ceived from the Russian head quarters in ST.
IBERIA
On anchoring in the harbor, detachment
was sent on shore by the commanders of the
neets-Rear Admirar Bruce, of the English,
and Rear Admirar FourichOn Ia newly-ap-
pointed and exceedingly energetic man of only
forty live years of age,) of the French. They
landed and found the town deserted, save by
about one hundred Kamschatka dogs, a French
naturaiized American, and two Americans,
who raised the stars and stripes over their
houses when the forces landed, claiming that
as the Russians had abandoned the place and
left it to them, they were the possessors Of the
soil. These men are engaged in trading, and
are represented as doing good business. The
dogs arc in q starving condition, and followed
the invaders about town for bits Of biscuit
One of them was brought away by Commander
Rosencoat, of the Obligado.
The parties wero divided into companies,
who proceeded to burn, blow up and destroy
the arsenals, storehouses and all government
buildings. Not vestigc Of any public work
was left standing, except the hospital, which,
vita the church and dwellings of the poorer
classes Of the inhabitants, was left untouched.
The Inhabitants commenced deserving the
place shortly after the garrison embarked.
Accompanied by the authorities, they started
on or about the 10th of April toward Tchinsk !;
but the Governors wife being encisnte the
flight continued only to the small fishing viii
laSe OF Avache, some twenty miles inland.
The following day after the arrival of the
Allies, the destruction Of the fortifcatsion