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i1n SPRING srRaEr.-oI.AIRyoYANU a-sss. ssx
llU nOUR, few doors veg OF Broadway the NOS g.
spssful uedicaI and suasuens calrvvyan America
f-Aas~s discovered cured durable unerfns sdvee
pay.
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THE TURF.

JvNION COURSE, LONG isLAND-rRoTrfNo ON
~ Monday July IS nj SO o'clock Il. Ma Tor tl0a
two mile heats H. W qodrun b. Rose u wssblsF
ton, IN saddle d. Pnier m. Belle % Portland. n
harness. The will leave at "a O'Clock. and
the sport s fare " and return hfy csnts
SHAW 4 WHITE, Proyr stova
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DIANOFORTEs AND MELODKONs TO RENTAL a. ~
IS So ~ and 81 month, and for sale SIS S8
Tb 800 S2o and e266 Pianos toned and mulie thoroughly
taught by Prof DUMsDAY 525 Grand street.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ON THE PA.
nofore taught by lady who has splendid
few more pupils viii guarantee TO give perfect saact
ddence, 81 Carroll street. South Brooklyn.
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AND FOR sALE-vERY DESIRABLE LOCATION
~ for country residences; IS and 20 without build
ngs, within Is miles Of the city, half hours ride Also
enc country residence No he.hy locations In the
Apply 10 JOHN STEVENS, Mount Vernon n
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L,OR MELBOURNE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
II Packet for August The splendid clipper ship
WAynkLkY, CLARK, e,mmander, succeeding tie SEA
and advertised day Her accommodations for saloon asd
second cabin and arranged
with special reference for the convenience and comfort OF
miles For terms OF freight passage spp on board pier
MAILER, LORD A oUEREAu ios wan street or
GOODBYE. ARKnLL A ELLIOT. los Pes,l street.
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DRYARTs HNsTREIS.
ID Aechanios Hall, ~ Broadway. above Grand stroex
OPRH EvERY NIaHr
Immense Entire change OF programme. Nsw
scngs, dances, ,oloe, burlesques, comicaltiss, &a
THE MAGIC WE'LL. GRAPE VINE TWIN
sHAKspEREAN READINGS,
introducing the nimitahle
JERRY NEI, and DAN BRYANT,
To commence ct O'Clock Admission, Is cents
Friday evening July I0-Benent 70 b. Mallory.
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DY II II. LEEDS COON SATURDAY, JULY IL
- G O'Clock in front of No. q Nassau eet
half top pheatnr for four with shifting by
Lawrence Also, SIX 0ard.uer OF
Newark. in good order lined with CLOTH At l0x O'Clock,
the store No Is Nassau lot Of goods
moved for convenience OF ee, Consisting Of figures
swords rich ppsd fans Masonic Odd Feows, Sons
persnce and various other regsas OF
hon music boxes show large stuffed eagle. &c. &c
Bale without reserve.
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INSTRUCTION.

d - -BOOKKEBPTNg. WRITING, ARITHMETIC, AO.-
DC. Mr. DoLBEAR. 60 Broafwsy viii keep his comnw-
cia DO during August Students may commuls
for fun commercial and be practically qusned Tor
fall business Two SIS seats vacant. wrllng, g.
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TIvOLI GARDEN-CoREER OP TENTH STREET AN D
avenue A. opposite Tompkins square grand concert
will be given this evening July H. M which occasion the
well known Hrschmsnns orchestra is engaged Conductor,
Mr.. A. Hirschmann. Admission ten cents at
~ O'Clock The lovers of good music respectfully
invited bv A. KUHN, proprietor.
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N ENGLISH LADY CAPABLE or GIVING IN
n struciion In Enghh and French would Ike 10 teach I've
three children Would have lection In the
Try References given and required Address Dor 1856 Po
ofiN
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4 UCTION NOrICE.-TUNIs MORRILL,. AUCTIONEER
"a will sell this morning. At 1917 O'CLOCK, at his saesroom
81 Brosdwsy corner Of worth street. geaers variety Of
Furniture oil paintings gold watches and ewery mirrors
silver plated wa,e books, station cry. msr &c.
orable collection An object for speculate g.. &c.
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ANTHOLOGY.

JOO -CLArRvoyAHcE- HAYES ,es BRooNl
lOO. street. doors Of the BowsrT the sscI
ceesful medical busness cisirvoysni America All
discovered and cured Whereabouts Of absen frssd
correctly told unerring advice business Satisfaction runx
rantisd pay. N3 Broome street
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

A FURNISHED HOUSE wANrED-By GOOD
a party, alone widow sdy between B,ostw and Eighth
preferred below Twenty eighth street. where por-
B.w RICHARDS so7 Broadway
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ICoB RKET-vHB opOBAMA HALL, IN BRoAn
II street. opposite the Academy OF Music Philsdeiphsa.
n handsomely up. and has
nine months BY BanvArds Panorama Of The Ho A
dress W. A. EdwArds No 81 SAMSON street PhadepAh
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6eI0NEE'S AND CONSTARLE'S SALE or PATENT
"a leather and cloth ihoes WILLIAM T. BOLD, auction
eer-By GEORGE NICHOLs-wll sell Saturday uhis
day at Nassau street at l0 O'Clock by virtue OF
Rgnment land execution about thousand of
leather and cloth sboes large sizes suit the
and Others. Also store fixtures counters 1Ltures &C.
NATHAN NESBIT, Eco
Atty for assignees, &c. office IS Nassau st.
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HOMES FOR III. MECHANIC AND yoRKIrGMAN.
Lots 500 10 $50 payments IS $40 monthly; South
kelrose, Portmor-is kas Morrisania &c &c, minutes
walk 10 the Harlem ferry 10 Peck slp, Sec md third
man street. from 10 10 O'Clock.
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A PROTESTANT FRENCH LADY ~ DEsIsoUs on
n finding situation In respectable American family
hs city 10 teach French In cOmpensadjn for her board
oood ely can be given. Please address NJ, Hs
raid
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ID ll-Afsrneon, At O'Clock veil In tho evening,
O'Clock Whites famous erenaders in their
and songs Dances farcss &C. besides the Dis
solving Views, and grand display o. Artificial Fire
works The and beautiful Oosmo Panopuc Studio
embraces artistic OF the nnes Chroms tic
eombnans be found outside OF the al galleries OF
Europe. The world Serpent. the Happy Family,
Gallery OF Wax WORKS. TO- Admission cents; children
DER ten oens,
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LNOR SALE VERY CBEAP-A NEAT THREE STORY
brick and brown stone basement house. In Forty
eighth street near sixth avenue well bu and in good order
with all the modern improvements Price $500 only 81 500
In cash required tits Ia gooi ccs ion aud the property
fas, limo growing Inquire of TAPPAS TOWNSEND. 81 Mas
fAu street
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USOR eALH-AT PUBLIC AUCTION. JULY Is FOR 40.
= count 81 whom concern. second hand sts
eoaa boiler the deck feet Of Eleventh street.
II o'olccA J.. A J.. II. sECOR
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CTEAM FOR LONDON AND BREMEN-TuB MAGNI
- noent steamship QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, $500 TONS
Captain BE will sa Tor South smptop, London and bremen
Wednesday 2 July. Fair IN cabin SO; second cspin
Fulton street
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A SSI0NFE'S SALE -HENRY DIRE Err. AU TIONEER
"A win al by order Of Durham Grain, assignee # Will
Liam Hohnco, at "a Bowery, Tuesday, the 18th day
July ut 10 o'clock A large. well assorted and valuable
stock OF millinery goods consisting of silk hats hats
nrfoia flowers ribbons, trimmings &c &C. also all the hK
lures of the above place. consisting Of valuable show
counters, shelving. &c.
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A PREM III LADY, ACCUSTOMED TO TUITION, DB
IA give private lessons 10 her language, In
brooklyn dis city. Address Dor 3sS New York Pos a.
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A nERIoAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE APPLEroN BUILD
choos with competent teachers and governesses viii
pupils Teachers and goveruesses wishing desirs sagseo
mens should apply Immediately. Circulars sent frre :
SMITH B0vD.
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L,oR sALE-AT AIsAt RIFtCE, II APPLIRD FOR SOON,
III. four story house and oi No. 2o Ninth avenue near
Twenty seventh eet tile clear easy store
oor Crton and hxures wants front aud stone
front Inquire OF ths owner on the premises.
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ID EIl EvUE GARDENS
ID Bellevue GardenA -. ~ III ..,,o,h .,.oo, r. ID
Bellevue Gardens roo' "a hNbH''o'n oHooN ~ 10
Bellevue Gardens
The coolest spot the island.
The prettiest ehada 10 be found,
And the most delightful Landscape for miles around.
Take Second Third and stop seventy ninth
or kRhy streets.
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II OoLIoN. AUC1IoNKER.-oR.Ar ALE OF HOUSE

~ NJ
furniture forty plate oval pier and mamie
mirrors three pianofores parlor suits 40
carpets, oicotfs gold watch clocks, &c Ac-F ,LTON
Will sell this day Saturday July H. at OI O'Clock at No 50
Bsekmsn the second floor large Of good
household furniture OF description among which
be found forty large and medium sized vrepch pate pier
and mane mirrors three second band pianooes three
OF paror furniture and ole ohs msrbe furniture
feather beds hair table cutlery
perior god sc &C Also. all the family
remoynt fcn he city. Aso ba o, goods from Brook
Ign. 200 Boston roci ng chars 40 back walnut
and CURED maple do 40 sc. All OF the above furniture
must be removed this dsy on Monday morning Ne
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E0K sALE-Two LOTS WITH THREE HOUSES IN
IL Marion, and house and lot In Cen street.
Grand Inquire Of the owner w OOEY 46 Marion stree.
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A LADY OF REFINED EDUCATION AND HIGHLY
"A respectable connections DESTROYS % meeting With ~
assistant for private e-sona
She would be willing 90 gfe Instructions In The general
branches well the English German and Frenc, Ian
ruaRet music vocal and instrumental, rasing ard en-
brocery. Please address Visiting Goveruess Hobokes
Post tnce.
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GREAT ABDUCTION IN FARE TO EUROPR-IIksR
" cabin So second d. ?9o third Do $50 In be nss Sls.
sTAR 1850 70 sal frem pier No. North river. neon
Leave New York for Bremen for SOUTH southanpsoa for
south'ton Bremen: ampton& Anew York New fosk-
NH star Bat Nay iSlsaturday June Wednesday June
Nh s@r Sat July Saturday July Wedne aay.JuY q
ARIEL Salty July Saturday Angust "wednesday Aug y
Passengers for havre viii be In Ayss ssess
connecting arrival at Southampton.
Specie delivered In London and Paris
Letters for England and Europe prepaid each haE
Coy enclosure Of postage stamps other cities
YIN be received No Bowling Green, New Tosk up %
Tx O'Clock of the morning Of sailing.
FOR pass.ge @ freight apply % .. TORRANCE No. 9
Bowling Green New York.
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News from New Mexico.

We have received a file of the santa Fe Gd,ette for
March, from which clip the following Items OF news
Albuquerque the 18th ultmo, by the San Antonio
route, with 81 so 900 for the department.
Captain MYERS, Assistant Quartcrmaster arrived AT Fort
Fillmore the 18th February and has been directed to
relieve Captain Masten In his duties nj that post Captain
Masten has been ordered TO the states.
The general court martial which convened at Fort Fill
more for the trial OF Lieutenant STEM Third infantry,
and others adjourned the 10Th ultmo. The proceed
ngs OF the court have been received AT the head quar-
tiers OF the department. and understand that the sen
ence in the Of Lieutenant Stein is that he be rcpr
handed In orders by the commanding ofcsr Of the dc
partmcnL
Lieutenant McRac Rifles, reached santa Fc the 23d
February, with twenty mounted men, escort to Go
vernon Meriweather, who left on the 2sh ultmo TO
visit The Navajo Indians, and the Pucbes Of Zuni and
Acoma. Lieutenant McCook Third infantry, also
panied the Governor.
Lieut. Carlisle. in command Of a party Of 30 men, and
Lieut. Alley left Fort Defiance ON the 18th February Ia
search the country where Capt Dodge, Indian Agent
taken prisoner, and TO find in the event Of his having
been murdered, his remains. The command took the
trail towards Salt lake. and reached the point whero
Armo Navajo chief parted with Capt, Dodge from there
10 the place where supposed Capt Dodge cap
tured and where four Eve Apaches had evidently
been seated for some time and apparently an American
with them The party searched IN the vicinity without
finding any thing that could aid In the search except the
heel Of Of Cart Dodges shoes, which found at
the place where he supposed 10 have been taken
prisoner showing that the Indians then In the pos
session OF the clothes Of Capt Dodgc and that e had
probably killed before the Apachcs there. About
IL O'Clock A. NJ February L. portion Of the remains Of
Capt Dodge found IN arroyo about mi north
west Of the point where thought he had been cap
tured and about mile nearly west Of the place where
Armio parted with him. The snow M this POINT was
stained with blood and the side Of the arroyo
where the melted distinct prints Of Capt
Dodge's shoes, though he come one wearing the
shoes had stood there for some moments The remains
taken into Fort Defiance, aud were there properly
Inferred
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Our Key West correspondence.

KEY WET, April -, lso'
PnqTys cf Tn Fort fcotions Under the Svpindence Of
Mqor So,udeTs-tommenoement and Plan Of the CRiled
States NaSa Dpot-The Works al Gdrden Ke-Ge1ialIy
Of NE Ctio,ote IF he Llond tr hudli,', Dc, &c.
The Notifications this point during the past have
been pushed forward with great vigcr. Active operations
n Fort Taylor commenced early In December, when
force Of two hundred and fifty men were employed 10y Major
saunders, of the engineer corps. The walls o. this i'm
portni work Of defence under the energetic supernend
of this officer, have gone up like magic; and the
structure has assumed the appearance OF formidable
castle with and battlenents, bomb proofcsemates
and grded embrasures rownlng with deep
cannon The large force of mechanics and borers have
been engaged upon the works during the healthy winter
months aud late in the spring former dear bought
experience has proved safe The unacchmascd dis
charged days ago. and the resident mechanics and
aborers only retained Active operations ceased to-day.
No material will be used during the suspension the work
men being employed in receiving brick, granite, NJ.
The United States Naval Depot for storage OF anthracite
coal commenced, and the walls carried up the
height OF twenty feet This building is lsl feet long 50
feet wide and ~ feet high will contain over six thou
sand tons of coal Its foundation Is of move, character
The side walls and centre piers are bu upon brick cyn
drc rings which sunk the depth feet the
sand and then filed with cement This forms foundation
of great soldy. and viii sustain the pressure OF many
thousand OF coal without settling. Arches span Tho
space between hccynders and upon them are carried up
closing walls 10 the level 81 The hoor which viii he CO.
mented aud tagged. This building, though unfinished,
presents GDc appearance from the water roI'. When
completed, IT, general architectural erect VIII Dc superior
10 buildings Of this class. II designed and bull by
MAJOR saunders of the Engineers.
", hear from Garden Key. that Capt Woodbury. intends
connu NC his operations during the Port Jeer
Is considered healthy location and an officer runs
c risk IN remaining 70 superinend his Forces during sea
.ons thai sickly at Key West
The Isabel leaves this afternoon for Charleston aud "a
y1unah with large number OF passengers oar summer
bird passage early upon the wingi"0 carly for
those n delicate plmagc 10 BE- frosted with suoas they
10 b.. hyads who seek this climate Tor health,
either arrive too lite leave too one summers
residence cases OF pa monaTy Affection viii accom-
ph wonderful changes IN d, ctc Constitutions Sumo of
our oldest aud most active residents here for Their
Neaih and being too i, Ia rot away, from necessity
ned the island aud recovered. Charmed Wth the
climate and Us genial effects, they have made a. thsr home
j. thc wrocking business nothing fs been dona during
rtt-t ur.fl
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The Honduras Railroad-S omInerricI Advan-
sages 60 the British West Sndies.


u is agf ccable change 10 from the questions
which form the staple Of Ill cus.ion within tho narrow
Of local policies, n subject high importance 20
the ercial world, which has met rh not only
the councnln bit the warm ar rotation OF the gov.
o. England, and which H. same time is prcg
hart with interest 10 this very Colony Of BERMUDA We
alIde to tt new highway Of nal on shortly N he opened
up across that part Of The lsi mus Central America
which will have FOR s point Of arr val and departure the
harbor Of Puerto Cabellos in the G of Honduras on
Atlantic side, and the oaplcous and beautiful bay Of Fou
Va Pacific side The right 81 road for all nations
7, nmy secured by recent treaty lciweon the govern
mcnt Of England and dat OF Honduras
That . share II the abundant benefit which the world
~ derive from tbs new route Of avc must fall IN the
lap Of Bermuda, can think, be y made apparent
Keeping in mind that, when De railroad adverted to shall
be IN operation fleet Of steamships viii regularly cross
he Atlantic between England and iIor ,as Io mo read.
open any good map that braces Europe and the Anc
rcas in iis scope and he will aim al M glance the
remark abc position which b rmuda oipcs on this new
line Of commun cation st. amer for England, starting
from Puerto tshoOs, wOui no eo0scr l., in the fair
way of the Bay Of Honduras tlan she would
have Bermuda w her direct homew1rd track and AT
distance from her place 81 departure Of al least ono.
third OF the whole course over which shc would have
sail This highly important fact gives Bermuda
a convenient place Of call remarkable pro emncuce
over the most northern " the West India Islands living
The same track and naturally rcndcrs The best and only
suitable coang place Tor inc steam packets which will be
kept plying this new line Of oceanic travel stock Of
Goals for seven days steamng (sn outside cauatuu)
would be all that these packets would require on leaving
Honduras. In such splendid trim, and having the flow ~
the Gulf stream IN their favor they would invariably make
rapid run 90 Bermuda Hero, with one third of their
paesape already accomplished they would epau M their
fuel for The remainder Of Tie homcward trp reaching
England within eighteen days IRON Tie time of quitting the
We need not expatia.c upon The benefits of Which
these il ands must be the recipient Whenever this
route has superseded all others he great highway 10
~ Gcursbing COUNTRIES ~ We eIber ais 81 TIC World,
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SUPPOSED WIFE MURDER At Maiden Mass
Yesterday afternoon tragedy occurred ut Eigeworth
Maiden, resulting in the derth OF wife under crcum
stances which lead ~ the suspicion that she had been
dercd by her husband. The name Of the husband is
Michael Coln, aud OF hi Wife Mary. They are middle
aged persons with a child Of about eight years The hus
band is Of Incorporate habits, and IN consequence
for several years PAL his wife who said 20 have been
temperate woman has led life OF misery her husband
being in the habit Of quarrclng with her aud beating her
neighbour went 10 the house Of Mrs. Colan, and found
her extended upon The floor. dead. little blood was
flowing from the mouth and there was also a mark upon
the forehead, she had fallen against the stove An
resting against the stove II recently used
Upon examining the back NJ the deceased found w
he discolored The husband, after committing the assault
upon his wife fed and had not been captured at last nc
counts lie heard from nj the residence OF his pro
thor in Jamaica Plain 10 whom he stated that he might nc
arrested for killing his wife, but was not afraid OF no re
suit Of an iDycs, CATION, -Boson Trocsllo, Noy2
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RATES or CABIN PAssAGE.From New York and Phnadol-
pha $76 From Liverpool q gnineas II gineas, AID N
gnneas according 70 the accommodation in the
all having the same privilege in the saloon including
ards fees
Third Class Passengers-A limited number third class
will be taken and found much provisions
required. From Philadelphia and New York. $50 From
Liverpool, $u
Certificates of passage will be issued parties
desrous of bringing out their friends at corresponding rates
These steamers are constructed with improved water light
Each vessel need surgeon,
and every attention paid 70 the comfort and u
passengers.
DraNs Liverpool from 81 upwards.
All goods sent 70 the agents viii be forwarded with economy
and despatch.
For freight or passage apply to JOHN g. DALE
Is Broadway New York. Agent,
Or WIN. IMAM No. and Is Tower Buildings Liverpool.
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Jepaysrr, q ne AJ'yi~aoErlsdrion % -ie A0aias ~
oAicAa Isanas-D r-rr1lre IF tie Uoaydli-Asdok upon
~ EaoisA Nal Sssm1-s7o,ccc Worn y Gods aai
Noney F~c2ly 7hlsr frcu On Bcrrf--DTar,vrs q an
Snol.sh Nan Of wcy % riudfo0's Qadr,rs, &c, d
Tho unusua quiet which for some time past hss existed
N This city and Cala0 somewhat dspclod on the 18th
inst by sbrup, departure Of the watchu frgate from
the bay However. jest before leaving, General Vale
Besu, despatched boa, % The vessels Of the English and
French admirals, acquanrng them with his intention Of
~oseeding " Guayaquil A. has since been discovered
the vessel proceeded the ChnchA Islands prevent
their being retakeu by Casta, who preparing
piiuon for thai purpose composed ~ The mai oomrauy's
Santiago and N steamer of war UcayaH The
sormer VA bouga by TIE government for the sum Of
x25.Vco payable m London. Twenty pieces o. canuon
were pvt hoard Of her ttlao. aud large bountes
were beld out 10 fore .ucrs b. man her Blh vessos
we're ready H. proceed o. thc 18th and mo- dOub
would have done .o iad ro government nm had positive
information thai the Apuutnac awaiting their CON ~
sut Al "a short di-ianc, from tsao. 'asula therefore.
had most the dseubarci, and o an appearance
br expedition which had CIT The government near $3.50
600 was abandoned Bot ol the 18th 500 mon were pot
en- board hc Ucayar and despatched u that vessel me
Same nj it b. augment the force o General 1aysoo az
t-o-ert stationed NJ TruSo As nothing vas seq Of h
,.s-.l Nv the mail stcams- which arrived here on NE
asr IA ,upto-cd tti siie has succeeded iu passing ID
NIvanc1 rect foo Tie north and ater hn.hg ihe u"oF
continued her Journey O. Guayaq, where TIE GOV crnnen
mean o. keep her until the ret0 utun is over.
TIC constant removal OF trcol from Caao in lna ana
fysa t.rfr during tie past fortnight n measure confirm
81 rum0r to thc cfe thai movement wa. eNpe'tea ~
ue capital However not tbc sl ghict disturbance hts
taken piarc
FROM information which General Niyarco received from
conc 81 his spes OF Tru,o DC understood thai the CON.
uafder q he go erumeu forces bog hl ci! Sent TOY Sup
pe Joy hs army "a taatla. and tua TIC same were eN
poctcd D. at uansrhco m, IAN inst IN thc royal
ma steamship Nucva Granlla H. therefore deierm ned
v SEND lhe los w. huaiuac there t0 await tlC arrival VI
Me 6ranada ana w. 80 lc ue their transit from
D0h vessels met in tie harbur 0 Huamachuco. and The
GrsSs& VoIlnslssa " asslagMk Der lrygLt anil plssn