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GAS Gas GAS FIXTUkEs OF now anu ocs~
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"A yen. of ss- ussny lied early yesterday mornns ~
- .tr.st II scpess that she h,d falsu aslssp In
position BY window and having o her biAnes
S le.ff 10 the sidewalk she had slept Ia the sane p
49,, f .ey r nish pr-sou. and hat fsqu y been waned
- f,n, on The danger inenrsS bat III thought her
. Cron.r Connery held an inquest upon toe ooiy
Vstdiet accidental death.
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,vry,EED sYDAC D. GsswoLD- Tbs BenslJ as re. =
80 -sr.u. IN the cure Of Acug this eoa1try sDd N ~
,,s .n.. ies than anything hitherto kEo~n rs
IT, - roii.s N rs eon and psrmso>nt W i' ssse r'
sale y "a N-ee Wbo,e,.l. Aksl Is No - Goit-sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23

AuRysr OF A FUaITIvF.--Jams. ID. Slater, . shoe
maker AZ Yesterday arrested In gugxy In "es, street oy
p,e,usn keeie VI the Chiefs ofco, charged with eens
Co. i've from Ulster County where II 10 ALLEGED he stole
horse ssr selling the sumsl In sosnv cane W
hi, city spree the He committed by
Justice Osborne beios taken Ulster County 10
thai har.a
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Advertisements
N..b,,;cs Manufacturer. Artists, and Invent

~. 81. r.f-rr-d 20 he advertisements Ut ths
Cs.,rr.tLE Nscs.sics' ASSOCIATIONS N TN, ay peps.o
49,. 1900. ExsfsIrIos Asgaicas A.hgrsStehs
rnE MEcHASIc ATS. BE- held IN tho C'J Of Ss''"n Ia
Ter aeIt
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TAi.estisemsn'

-, 90 HowE's SEWING MAcnsEs, No ~ bf'1dwsy
wheh use smaller needles aid cut tns t.oe 70
.~Iu-. ed IL to~a II the u '1A< -
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lAtysrthssrn:lt 49, r.
FIreAyT WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, IN

yxLo,r, ke n the lAsst stys Silver po9r stes snfs
:! asss ssi Esnsr Yrsr.vay EvsfoslL' ssf'si~sJ
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-Jobp Lyon. a youth II year. Of age,

PIcKPocxET.-John Lyons, youth II years OF age,
va, OIL Saturday charged with piching IN,
rocket OF Mrs Rachel Levi resiins NJ IS MoH.., OF
sold other articles Of swsy ass' IA Sa..ssa Of
the sseusd who however, denisI nf tasn ,sv 'ue
but .aid smother youth be- sven mem 20 nm , & ny ~.
Justice Osborne sLd he locked up for trial
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o,c,r ossf for uslbs public cart the contrary TO
cpsrc. being usleter.d and smith was not
irsn.ea driver ans therefore fined - BY Marshal Ste
rh.I. Toi complaint Of the officer for similar
"a. a. u.s fined . John H. Coopsr, for violation OF the
.en. fined 81 The extent OF the LAG which
mht be II hct.d TO- bs, the smoun Of hns Imposed de-
De q Ut on toe circumstances OF the case.
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RIVER THIEyFs.-Patrick Kesrney and Wm. Hal
WI. on Ssudsy sresrd bv Policeman Barry Of the fr.t
Ward for sesibs sell valued ct H. from bosti the brig
Acsl ing "a the Battery The Otesr he accused
approach the beat and steal the sail He mne
A., espursc them They before Justiee Osborne
who IL cked Up ait eSsmir alton
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These are the prices for the articles IN Dry mer'
able order that would be paid by dealers.
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A1ryxPrvD SrIcIDE-Sarah Hughes, girl residing
noop by .-Aowint quantity OF o,alie scd DR. wooiwsri
va. m sDo -aoTt Of three hours daation,
c.eed In neurssI the effects OF the poison Hopes are en-
tertaiLed II the recovery Of the patient.
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RECKLESS DRrvISG.-Volentin Weaver and Georye
Bueler arrested Saturday. By Oher Ne
M.pt er deaae< the Once for rsckls>ly duvi q
Brosdwav and running over boy named rbs Riley
OF rib. fractured The butchers cart We ch
the, filled with and the drivers rsu.d
amer runns the boy They looked uP By Jasss
Osborne.
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GRos. OrrR,GE On Saturday morn ~ VIM
Cant. Bennett of the Central Park police "a' On Is
tour Of duty in the Central Park IN Cnaar'
be discovered a man named Patrick hHey oiee'IOe
and BIZ body n4pged in NOS, brutal n,naei. r., De d,
wa. in an exhausted state 50 that the Captain DID not
expect be could live. He fOruDA'ei! nN'
into which be lifted the wounded mAD' 81.
him 10 Dr. Cecls. The Doctor P'omP'H - -
wounds He tainted several times oe'"'e tA'
could elicit any account from HIM Aver =,
some siinuIsDts, he revived and s'Hs1 go - -
the name of Patrick HeAley, aided o. n-' ."e -
sia other, was the Preparation Of 'ns sD -.
house obtsi.ed from him warrant for the arrest o.
the psriies, succeeded in making the 80 D. t.
,hs N 10 the Station. House in the CennH i~A,
matter is now usder investigation 1ns VIZ, 800
y. s's vsiss =. covered with blood, He Is N
very s.ns.rou. eo,dtsn. and .hsa found IN ch.aa'
cs,. Is.s W. nskar h. Wy 70 procure ~sdeai all
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R,cyrrIoy OF MR. FILLMORE. = TX President
Film ore ON his arrival last evening, In the seane'
was received by the Joint Committee OF the ooaru u
Aldermen and Councilmen, and escorted 10 DIS fooi
at the I.aFaIge House.
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Cotr pr 5 .IAL-'ohu Ieksrs, GerSsn, % yesF'
Ct sac Did on So 'urd.y evening fu the Effects OF
.inke Of the sur. ue ~ss in TIE employ OF AID
Fulluaer, at Ne. Iss wS~t r~entssth street. where
during the day be hsd vOrksd hsrd ST setting tirs on
cant vi eels. and, while thus engaged, was over
powered BY the excessive best. The Alderman hsi
caution, hun sssins, lsbouring hard. An inquest
vas held upon the body -Wlnelnns Rod. Germ.n
girl 10 years Of sge, VITO on the 7sh instant arrived
in this county vas struck Saturday, afternoon,
and d, shortly aiterwsrd at w - Greenwr street
Coron, Gamble held a. inquest upon the body, and
verdict as above was rendered.
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FiGHr At THE CrSARD WBARr.-Yesterday sfes.
noon ID. occurred o. ID. Cunard wharf, Jersy City, -
er.cns beo sns " Of the Arabia end cshss
Of the crew of the gmeu Chief Of Police Farley arrived lon
Otheu escaped.
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ROBBED BY AFEAALE.-George Powers, returned
Cafo ian on sstues, night induced enter 'hs sPst
m.us Isabella KNAPP, Of Thompson sai Caaa
sree,s and bile there robbed o Sos b, the LAZY
couple OF coldersss Of hers srr,ste The AL va.
arrested BY POI knaop OF the EAh WsJ, add locke
up for nial The money has not been recovered
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ARREST OF NoroRIoUs PIcsPocKEr.--Johu
william. ais. wu Hatfield, brother 70 Jsct HMhed the En-
,l,h rickpocset ws arrested Sunday IN 81 Bndssts
Chu.ch Avenue Tor Stealing wallet containing - from the
rocket of Mrs Ellen Blssk residing 81 No. 49, Eighth s,e,
M, felt the band Of TIE prisoner her nckst and hsld fist
10 him until pOceman up The walls. ws no, reeoy-
cred the thief having passed 20 Confederate ne and aus
sewers. females they leaving this church He said 20
be for hs experne In the pick pocket Justice
" cod Ice ed him up for trial
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FINALE PicxrocNrr.-Cstharine Foley. an
IrsL WOO an detected SATURDAY BY Oc Joans, II
the hr! Ward In the Of picking toe pk-t Of Ms Ssrsh
Nlkin.sn q N.wsrh j.. Will. che ct Ns.hi
Market vset contsntns pa which hal been stolen
Mn found the per.cu OF the seeused and she
Ice he'd up for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23

The Republican Committee Of Somerset Co., N. j.
have prepared an Address to the citizens Of that
unity, sustaining the Republican principles and cp
posips James Buchanan.
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mueA reduced BY . slight advance In the value Of
monsy IN ne London market Ths Bank q England may
break Aundreds Of houses In Londou In IL Efforts 70
chsckmats the stock Spectators Of Paris. The opera
lions q the Credit Mobier may provo disastrous
70 the commercial Glasses Of England than 70 those mme
datey connected with Its huge specuations There pos
sbly may be NO alternative and the bank may be under
the necessity of limiting It's operations by the application
Of the screws in the most modern method. 10 keep 10
money away from Continental stock SPECTATORS refuses
70 lend 70 any upon such terms the ordinary
mercantile transactions of the day will justify. There
may be ~ much virtue in this theILondon Times rep
resents, but We take different view Of the matter We
must u this policy ID pursued soon hear OF numerous
large failures in London and other parts OF Great Britain
Outside Of the bank very high rates Of interest must rue
and those who have not ample for any emergency
must succumb TO the pressure.
The condition Of the Bank Of France 10 every day be-
coming more precarous. The returns which publish
cd in another column do not show much variation In the
line Of discounts, but decrease Of about millions
Of francs In bullion II Is very extraordinary fact that
the purchases OF gold by the bank during the month pre-
vous to the date Of the last report amounted to just
about the sum hand 1t that t,me It therefore follows
that but for the purchases the bank would been
completely drained Of gold This important fact
fraught with great difficulty and eminent danger
The London circulars report fair Of business
in American stocks, without change in prices The cir
cular Of #. Satterthwaite says =
Since advices Of the LIST INST we have had q very
quiet week In the stock market Prices have been
tanned with very great steadines notwithstanding the
further restrictive action the Bank OF England raising
the rate Of discount TO per cent and in limiting Its ad
vances to 80 days paper Consols close at 92H for
money, and ok 92X for account. II Is understood
that the shares Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company are
nearly rot ALL taken up, and the communication during
next year by electric wire considered certainty
The rumor that the Credit Mobier, company, had
taken the Russian railways Is contradcted, but 1t IL
understood that parties intimately connected with that
institution deeply interested. There has very
dull market In American securities during the past week.
Prices remain without any important change. some
fair amounts Of Illinois Central Freeland bonds have
changed hands at 9s< a93h.
The cotton market was without alteration. There was
very duh feeling, and the sales quite limited.
Breadstus, with the exception Of Indian corn are
ported lower Indian corn shows small Improvement
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Our ys..ningson Corrc.ponsenoc.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. 1860.
Tse Fhrhconirg Report Of The Sscresrg f the Treasury.
iinfcrued ycp YESTERDAY that Secretary Grshre had
crwpe'ed his annual report, aud also that very
On bcrass document. SINCE then have procured some
additional hcn, which may, perhaps DO interesting 10
~ COMMERCIAL ncrcssS OF tho city Of View York Tho
report az ssidbefore, full overy point connected
WITH The revenue service II tases up aud treats With
greet pcrspcuy and terseness each branch or public
snsirs connected with tho revenue fro
derived II goes largely into Jlaions aud CON-
erc,a affairs and presenfs through fourteen tables,
OF general Interest, which have been
brought In this any other authentic form before the
public Il shows the general working OF each branch or
Mo -ucifGtes she mode Of collecting the
revenue nom tnpoyt: gives the general expense
attendant collection In the Pacific the
Mater and southern slater of the Atlantic ~ New York.
40 &C.. and finally, contains all those facts arranged
system snd0rn, which calculated ~ furn,sn
clear general ard sps5c knowledge Of tue working Of
tbe and resper sb,t connected With the Trea
soyy Deyar Tbs Secretary also aocnt 10 pubsh
. volu o. regulations, which will emo1dy all
the ru,cs rcguauons, decisions, nc &c. pertaining In
any way tho pubc service The book will be arranged
by subjects proper csssGed and be 70 MT intsnts and
RANGED buk II alaons which collectors
other public officers derive their instructions.
rhe general rppraeeys Appraisers at LARGE they
called have beer moro for some time aiding the VOC
rotary Ia the preparation Of this volume. Fney have
tuss pleed their lsbors. and adjourned rhev
again tho fourth Monday IN February ner stephen
ID. Ullsye Of New York, was chairman.
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Canadian was hight supply and sales moderse at the
,sSse pe. D soSssrn se % The sSea, g .eoa. s
cline Wheat hesvv and common grades were lower,
embraced about 900 a sco bushels including soatsern
sss 81 prime wn !. C.n"a "a y @ and small lot s.o
chicago spring 81 50 western red wa. dal and pri
1900 20 60 bushels western urn ssd S a. s ao r x
Ss soassra we yeo. reported At he Eys.ses o. 900
Oats were steady at Sc 5c for state and SOC sic. for
corrnrIbe market quiet About 100 bags Rio sold
A. oc which as 70 criterion Of the nsrse and 100 bags
dur ng the past week ha. been inactive prices
he iesSens cargo Of soe aasy % pyss ra o
%sn s Ss s: s s ssn'.S s
advance n verpo n me es 81 The advance q discounts
vorabc Indication consequently the market here
win sales q about lsoo baes based mdcng upaads
pnslan,s5hass T. Ensl.h gor's were easier,
% bushels rran chiefly wheSt we're engaged IL bulk and
sss. ~ s ssd and some was sspored q less rae Than
boxss bacon - 60 Agd 700 bbls ashes at si.
gsged At = - va and some grain reported At ia.
change IL eS % avre or % other continental po "a' no
ss, we1e gIs a. sns g1Se: seshsassd
nors sui, small sales Of Eastern and western
BosrSo ics and bbls have been sold a, ssc cash. me
There remain, none, and Z i much wanted
soI.ssrs@ssls. OF Md. ropo Rico were maze ms
bbs .sc easb, -, e iro@ the wharf Ton bbIs
common rosn we're sold u ~ 62h $40 be- Crude
quiet.
PNoyIsIcssPcrk The mars,, was armer. with sales q
400 bbls.. including old M 81 81, 93a, with
lots reported SIS while SIS 30 us IS;
old prime at 81 IL and 81 80 f1 20 for Beef
hrm and in falr request with sales OF abou
bbs Old and new, a, yeserdays quotations. Gu, meats
auil Csc. dry sailed shoulders l0lsc fA
picked hams There little demand for boned bacon
Lard was also nrmsr, with sales Of 20 800 bbs Al ike
l2Ac Cheese steady, with moderate Bufer
in lair q, mand, i7c = SIC. ard STATE &c &c
Rlcr.-The receipts continue barge, mostly Of the medium
grades which neglected Prime grades scarce
sales 800 casks At $50. &c the latter rate Is the
outside.
erGArs.-The sales limited, being cona-ed 10 abou
200 hbds Cuba muscovado within the range Of &C. l0, lao
~ which taken for refining. AZ gkc The foreign
sunened the market and holders asked &C advance
Tonscco-There s not much doing but prices are firmly
maintained The sales included i4 hhds Kentucky n or
eisc 100 bales Havana, Al sc a3c 81 seedleaf Al
lOlsc &c
wHlssKy embraced about 60 bbls al sic cash and
sc. on lime.
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Y.Iss,n Al i,pS<,Als gence.

Cspsan Basheil, inst infantry, aod Lieutenant Hood,
Bcccoc Cavalry, we're 10 ke~ Ureans ON tho Ism inst,
liz, o. Anne caps registered The banking oGcs Of the
American European EslSes Exchange Co, Paris, Nov.
Dr y sr,ns and lady Mrs. ", gsn Klc;cs; Dr: r 6.
ss Van sf, ss. s s.s n John n w sc5s
e Coz ssS. ssGs S NY tiDSSa e.
W y krsry. ". isylor seo D. hnesh, o Mann, veo "
s = = sose. se~ So,t j. aerr Mar land pr ! A
iSs sss kos Sss S Sss and
nSsAp on 4 y hSgw csrs o. ssss v"
ARRIVALS
From Liverpool y steamship PersiaGeo Grant Lafosr.
cs ss H.. - ro sSs srs ysrss Me- r ~g Me-
lear na Jafse Mr tfsser a.d Lady y Cameron " two
isS, !, servant Mrs peecs Chez sns nurse ss se
ss .S w re T Sr rs oa v VT
Gao, IicyMortb + smtk S,ewast Mr Eigge, " audlot
Mrs. bunsh said and nurss q Cor add tsdy Maxwell
ss e' oo Yn s'' %s" s ssass a NJ
Myls Mr. Maxwell. Mr. seudriok. Csy'an zegra w
i ws,a Sad lady, Sas was sse lady NJ ssaas Sni
LADY lsa s'oa A hS Mss hsios hls a.,s mm
~ Psfe ' y Sasey pon i Merritt se FREY
ss Jos r.sp os ssrt end two zone Mrs staariasd msd
,e'ysri Wis stuart Miss s'aart VT Copsrt9re lady
f,rrd Mr. lander. ir connely M Bsshe Nc Halle, O
~. cae ss NJ " MSS@as PrDss Mrs
child ard nur.c y Krs Mr. Mrs fss and chd Mrs Green
Move NJ Paterson Mr. Jason, lady M. and maid servants
so ssss NJ w s9 ehsr se@Scn W. Gs s
D. Cg.'e add ady, frarew Wood q Graham, Charles
~. 5srry NJ Re. ~ errv q Kehoe Jss Nanenry, NJ
y aSno we T s5 mrs ss s snd " @s"
kirs issty VS. arplefarh Nr hsdfway u H!emagn, Mrs
s "SsG NJ Sosc NJ Cana Is S si sly " '''
WON LONDON. IN 10 ssip American ragleIsmes Stead
usris' sdy snd eansh'er Of L9nien WaEcr faYork
Cook 9. broosyn
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THE Attest NE w 8,
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TelEGRpAs.
From Washington.

From Washington.
WE'VE GUATEMALA MIssION-HEALrH OF THE PRESI-
DENT, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. rs, 1855.
learn that the Guatemala mission alluded to in the
RnAlD Of this morning has been offered 70 the Hon.
nac Morse 70 take eject after the conclusion Of his
mission 70 New Granada.
The President has been suffering 10 health since Saur
Aay IN consequence OF close attention 10 business. he H.
nswever, convalescent, and to day attended
cabinet meeting which was postponed from yesterday
he Court Of Claims resumed It's session At the Capitol
TIM morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

fnancier, judicious, discreet, wise, parsinonious
ssna all that, but we doubt whether, in refusing
- pay the just debt of neighboring Judge
who comes to our city on an emergency, to faci-
ktate the legal business Of New York, he is adj
vancing the public interest or gaining applause
Scr himself. For the present we turn Fiagg
ever to the tender mercies of Judge Strong.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

,n CnNsrMPrIvE pHoPLE-

mo TON@UMPIIVF FEOFLE-
L HONEST ADVICE.
Never your nuarks ard ouack medicines
They only make poorer Doth an heal
Never swallow medicine with Ingredients ~ which
you not acquainted. Il may Kill you while pre,ends
w
Resort the only thing that really cure consump
UOn-a SIMPLE peasaut powerful, cheap aud thoronglv
well know Article endorsed by al the faculty pralsa ~
the colleges recommended by physclaus-and ror which n
y foil to cure, your money VIII BE- returned 70 you
No chaige for advice.
dcpeudsd upon
lin, perfectly cured nv H. refrred IA
excellence. For the
palsy rhenmasln scrouia diseases Of the heart 81 vsr
conn at surpasses all beia ts efficacy one trial 4,
enough.
sold n 81 boi'le. by ANnFRs &KFOSDrcK No uscors
avenue ord s62 Broafwav; " N Ring 1872 f,rnsdvyav.
tinse 81 Fulton street Bfeokyn No 81 Montgomery S,ees
Jersey tity ard 5l Grand STREET williamsburg e"oeas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

TOm tuo batimOfe American. nov ~.
There arrived here on Friday night last board OF
the bark Amazon, Capt. BrwiD, nine Frenchmen, who
bad been transported from their native land for political
offences, and who escaped fron Cayenne, one o. the
Islands Of French Guiana The manner Of their escape
both novel and dangerous, the mode OF conveyance
from the hland beng q raft constructed by tkem.
selves ana made OF DIN wood Altar perilous voyage
of i've days they reached Denersra and from thence
brought Va this By the bark stated
taken charge OF by the French Benevolent 6occty
OF this city Quarters procured ior them Of tho
Strapeers Homc on High street. Watson, aud Mr.
Murhead, the superintendent, aid every attention 10
their comfort and convenience Turing sunday they
visited by the Frcrch and English Oonsus aud by
large number NJ French citizens TO whom they
uncsted freely all the facts relating 10 their escape and
suerings speaking very highly ell toe kindness extended
TO them by the sflcsrs OF the Amazon they leT att
yesterday afternoon for New York. where they nave
friends, ana will be able 10 obtain employment Their
cierees said % have been entirely OF political chs.
ractcr and not such would warrant their extradxoa
rpder the treaty with France which no. include Of
fences Of that character They In good spritr at
In rescbue this country and
with great warmth and cordially by their oountryn on
woo iur shed thtua with and 10 proceed
70 ssew York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

CHICAGO, Nov. "a 1866.
We have Kansas dates TO Wednesday last. The great
HADd sale at Lesvenwor,h passing of quietly About
purchasers in attendance and the bids
were active and ranging high Leavenworth city pro-
prsy changing hands in considerable quantities. and
senators generally securing lots Marshal Donald
sSn had refused 70 the murderer OF Buum Gov
eesry suspended the Lecompson trials which are 20
vvoceed before Judge Cato.
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Impertapt from Guatemala.

Extract from letter received from Guatemala, ds.ed
October 81
In addition 70 the troops now In Leon under the com.
mand Of General raredss 2o0e more win march by the
end Of October; part win 60 by sea- and part by land
those by In two vessels under escort or armed
schooner; and 600 men nom the republic OF Salvador
VIII join this force. They will probably be in Leon by
the middle Of November.
The last received nom Costa Rcs u that 900
men would enter the south Of Nicaragua TO act In union
with those Of Guatemala, Salvador and Honduras, all
combined and pledged support the provincial govern.
ment Of President Rivas.
When these troops join those now in Leon they will
have 5000 men, well armed and eqripped-conse-
quently Walker will soon disappear.