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HOTELS.


HOTEL DE PARIS, % SPRING STREET THIRD Door
III easl Of FrcsdvAy M ANTONIO NTGvES. fy''efy
OF the Hote de- Paris in Brcadway informs h friends and 1s
pnslc that he has opened the ahove Ne sprrpxcl
apcrunodse pc naneh ard transient bosrders; FINISHED
1870 70 let with without bolrd LIQUORS n,l scgars
M Nh best quality AMI stnaN garigfs
private parties There Billiard table the
isfwnen. Table h0te n. % clock
IIoTE CuBANo.-TuIs ESTABLISHMENT Uspss
the personal supervision 10 The prOpretrrss Mrs. SARAH
H. BREWER. been thoroughly renowned and rsfrnsh
I'D during the summer, and from ts suatpn No. Cuba
street rNhe IN loc hr
gers vbnngavsns for bush pleasure or heats; while
the accommodations inviting them Ion sir, comfort, cisan
ness ,ri space, une1ualled In The ciS
THE MANHATTAN HOUSE, toN EUROPEAN PLANJ
between Houston and stanton sreets breakfast, dinner
and tea Gentlemen want perm enest temporary
Lodgings ran be accommodated with good single rooms ut
reasonable prices,
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vNF nan 4 BHAt DOUIN IMPORTERS or WINS.
brspdsa, Sc. lao Fulton trec, have hand Or the
cltdavf 81 packages containing " bottles OF genuine
sssrred wines aaI huucrs which thev FREQ carefully
rsnaed ~ gpv 1rt - te CIV Mao ~7uiatgre clare,
srs.ch o. cufacoa French liquors Of he MT es5raied
krsrds
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EIRANCNAL.

- ~ ONN WANTED AND GOOD SECURITY
DlU. UOO. yI and a. %;ere, cash ssnsis:
SsnI YEst parties may address with real naune box III
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I-iEiIi.R yOYr1layT ZIxC oosFNsY.

lN GIIHoTs \ g. HEU, PRINTERS or rABLE oIL-
w. clohs 3S Broad street, Newark, N. j, Orders exc.
cu,ed IN The most ashopabls syls
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VyHB NHW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITKD STATS
mall seamers-The ships comp osipg :hls line arc ss
folows-
ATLANTIC, Oapt Hiirigs; BALTIC, Capt. Corlsso x;
ADRIATIO, Captain James West
These ships have been bk CONTRACT exprassy for gov
service Every has been sasen m their oosirnc
o also their engines TO ensure strength and reed ad
their accommodations for ule1ubed Tor oe-
gance and comfort Prices OF passage from New York 10
Liverpool In first class cabin, $780, in second cabin sb
renced surgeon attached 20 each ship NO berth secured
paid for. The ships OF this hne have improved wafer
tight kheads avoid danger from ice vii not cross
ue Banks north Of ~ degrees until ar the st of August
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WHIPPING.

NYDw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES NAB.
IN aeans1ps for Lverp0ol--The unted SA.es maf
seansshp BALTIC, Captain Csmssock VIII depart WIN NE
= u O'Clock ns he! berth a ne zoe. q Canal Stree
heads freight passage having uneGUsled acsonoia-
tons for elegance and wsSSpiSr apply pvs "a Wall street
Passengers reQaesed be beard a. ii Seosk NJ
An letters must through the Post oniee Any oas vi
be returned
The rate freight from Liverpool 70 New York reduced
"a per ton measurement until farther notice.
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MrluCAI..


Or Nnn FOETNIrED Am no ChaR8E UfIsnle
I'll ,VUU oured-Dr. HUrfEA orres when 30 tre~i
NJ SIR ph aud All Oher remedies fail rs rea
ffcp yctr only reliance Tor thorough cure VI ortxs
fsssse oS Divisi0n stree. the Only place ~ wen
fcr Tic very many extraordinary has parfr
81 bout Diet or hinrancc fron business whcu all othcs
remedies unv drive te disease IN ihe blocd VI o1y T.s
HeCcres be vG'ent from aeccpdsry ascks and he
thst does H. Try Al others BswAsa
a hentbih stating DR. Huntet hAa removed. u N v'-
deception. IRE that cornpres god eloianls
worse than y thief. kedicsi bcoG ard advice gr.ty.
DR. COOPER, u DUANE STREET NAY BE Cor
IL SUI cd privas.ly dseaSes The victims OF t@t
confl caSn El win te certain 81 betng rslsaly
cured. charges moderate N. B.-so To- al cured
DR. LAPNONrS PARIS AND LeNDON MEDICAL
~ Ad,ser aId h.rirse Ouas-Iweniieh edihen 80
100 eef rNypei insrailnsis; soh. o. 10 ives tbs
sivcf All the suDefory u he hors
PARIS and London treatment 0, en- sors imposncy stri1
iWcs geet sc. Ne cures ~ anch Diseases = y Nfr ~
sucs, corner ~ Sprng ovruste e. Nchoss Noel from
"A. NJ nN p. NJ. We reHUraaieDt Dr.. L~uOrt 10 ha ~
t.gtoa-C9agisr o. k,a@ u,s Day Book STATS ze'urv,
kd
DR CcBrFrr 10 pUArB STRKEr, NAY BE con.
~ suush privately iiaossea the victims 81 qrNkery
Z - p. cr.aln a. 6g,Gs hn1-ahls $50
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dividend MOTH T,.-rIIE ME.rR OPOLTrAN ERR Nd
IL and Carrier Exprsss Ce have ths day declared dyi
dsnd OF s yer cent upon heir wortag capital pa, Of tier e
inst a. the ONCE OF he company, II Pine street. rrlsfer
JsH l. !s5- - WV - ~ Z. p. CRANE ssc'y.
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SUIyTTD TO RENT. IN A BUSINESS LOCALITY
~ pat OF an once Apply, siang situation s1d price per
n pth 20 ". T.. hcraldoioa.
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DIvIDEND.-IsLASDC CITY BANK, 80 BaoApWAy.-
IL New YORK Dec 81 ls5G1he President and Directors
have declared rytsnd Of thee snd one half 90 par cent
payable 70 the sockhosrs cir legal Representatives, on
The l2l jan Pie transfer books are closed
Until ,hl. date. ". SfEbBiSs cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

TOR MELBOURNE AUsTRALIA-PosIrIvELY TO
n sall January 1.-The elegant new clipper bark TEXAS,
Now York buil Luce, master viii be despatched above,
fn fun She has Just completed voyage Melbourne
and back and popular vessel with passengers and
clippers Her accommodations for first and second cbin pas
seDgers unsquAikd Tor comfort and Apply
board, nj pier Is East river, or to MAILER. LORD
QUENAN, nos Wall street, or GOoDRvE, ARKElL III
LOT, Of Hanover and Pearl strceA
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ New York Dec Is 1885, RE directors have This day de-
ea-oa dividend q twelve and one half per ceat 2 OF the
capital stock OF this company om the surplus earnings Of the
road payable IN the OF the company az The trans
FER WIZ DO elose the 2 Day Of December nslan
closed un the Gsh day OF January 1885, whe,
he sertcaies VIII be ready for delivery the stockholders
taelr legal reps esent-tves-
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= TEN PR CENT AMPLY SECURED INVESTMENT
Tie properly of the Breckenridge Csl and OH Company
appraised by by the
Governor Kentucky provided ~ law at four million OF
collars FIRST MORTGAGE bonds on the entire pro-
perry exceeding per cent or he a
era offered Cor sae at price that will net
The purchaser per the investment theee bonds
500 each and payable in FIVE years from the list OF
July last bearing interest the rate OF seven per cent
semi The subscriber offers these bonds Tor
sale = retail a. 500 each which, upon utaon, viii be
found equal Ten annum on the money esed
JOHN THOMPSON, No. Wall street, New York.
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4 TFE IiLUsIRATEn-t rIKSr Class FAITLY
IL ncwspsper ~ crer anime ne innrOvefnCA ard rrpgs,
rr iss C saS9i s .o5 s s,ps ag, .
Il rate fe iu Oh ia phasts. \ h-u fcngi paper
I4TE which ought 10 Dc read by every family the i1uf
Lr se ssa Ss3Ss S' sos sanA a ' aa1 s
nrE Cd Science e' as f to a ail, P sS'
E ISaa s' nsrs All ri Sysfy T aaier
I prc ~ tle best family Iewsl antrs On 10 world.
lIlFs. fne Home Journal s1yg 1t hls -c~,lrxsbv
rr sT o s al s,s' 'AS B sas y 1a Gs's ssgs
,S. Of 'y ' i he S' s ss' e9s sSS
I The Panama sur Oue ~ The beet pagers pub.
IliFE. ush,d BE- rniel saics "a Lie Tluatalol 70
E s ard q 70 Sum sai % q f saor
yH s@s 'f S 1. faa ~ nd ' sat a,n s19 ,s ~
A aftn high aud low, irh and roo-, will nj som
LIFE thrr 1 suf ilrfn in columns" rutisi.f wees
lrr rss o. G9a a SS; 91i SO. ,ay 2,
Lrr. t fii'i. t55is1rR,rsp Ia. a upon "a,
Inn r5s.s p 'd BE- aoS il r: s .s soa and
I address FUNfER & WELLS.
IItF. 70. 81, Broadway, New York
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I0aEsH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASsIN 4 90,
u No n Old sip. between rror. % IN Errcfa. New
York renera agents FOR N Fresh cnrany Cor TIC conser
vicn and eonuresNon Of NEGErA efkS and other aimcn
tsfy substances, paiencsr Ch0 co. m Paris rurvcy
he French Brush Russian and Sarlrian les and
nnyics HIed NEGEr rirc cabb.gc cs-~os. pofA'oe-.
Ac &C COO rruols siG 90 DO do. 21 10 8 y. rotsoo,
- x 10 = and All other yoretaboe - p-opoone prcss
IIFAr, HEAT coHrys PATENT CRATE DhwPER,
u pui in rrse, y per cent IN coal gains S0pef
cent heat IN he room Frpeuse trinr 80 ano scc Ia
operation. at l.. j. JACOBS, 90 Broadway.
JACOB \. VAN HORNS COMPOUND vrCErtBLE
81 Tor the Of DIS the lungs c1I h1u.
ness hat rnuces icycrs ami Tor mpur OF tn blood
Principal thces 100 Barclay street, ~ Broadway aud j
Fuiionsree Brooklyn.
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l1nrE WANTED SUITABLE ron 4 ron1

k,ri NErp--A HOUSE. CONVENIENT To TIE HUD.
IN son River Raircad. between New TORI aud Yenkers,
enc yesra ANY re SON hay ing IcsrAo,e n2uss
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NTKCABfs RHErMATTc BITrERS-A SURE rRET
~ vrusuve ard or sl kinis rheunalic aliic.
urr' ior sac ~ N1rh W liam rec. AMI by VI. JOHN
h1ON :. 2, Pei sirert.
CTsNNgRGNG, &c. CuRED Radio Allyn Two
- tosr, by pr JONE, TIE tsaovcfpr cf new svstsa,
rrd u.eer % every metod knowa NJ rain oyrra
ou aud - pay fedrirct i Ne rais, cured u llEvs
persons gec IN he city I'D .ad young. ~ B,r. Jones'
tHes c'ats s. ~ dysres IN success herceiorc M
snovn ohre 81 Brcadsay week Two er,
rove tho iitue
new YORK CITY ENCrPT ED.--ruOsE WISHING TO
~ secure he monopoly rf 4 aus5lc hueuess entirely
new. for such tcy may select IN from 400 -
Son may address With s.lmp inJ Osed, Bcsrdsey Co,
New YORK.
TIETLLE NONrAGNE INC CONTAIN
rEfgiuS lyD ssA-c
The sfsrrisers. Agcn " he company prepared %
supply dealers whb he various prodnss on liberal sna
viz -
xiys vrrg FnSr more brilliant In color ard un.rs asr.
bic than lead.
s,atSg 7f~c lSb r,u, FAR she,ihlrr yesseIs
sHErr Ease % Ee and hckness or sfat7rc<v
purposes
RoortNc 7t~r, sf various descriptions
gontracs made the roofing Of -cr~s AZ haivg
under suneasrdec 81 experiences Pars rcoSss rna
mRoSG SMITH,
No As Broad street. New vorr
NIr GuHoTs n 8. HEU, PRINTERS or rADLE orL.
w. rlotw 1S Broad Newark. N. j, Orders exc.
cuted IN he most fashivrabs STYLE
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LITER ATUhEs


-FFVNN'
hIINVAY AND STEAM NAVIGATION GUIDE.
One volume iUarc, I6no., pa PAGES; - cents.
CONTENTS FOE JANUARY.
g'aphy Of George ". whistler, With portrait. new
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NOR NOrFOTk, PTTERsnUWg Avn RICHMOND
II re tnrei states nal s'e'rn'ilp HOANOkE, Captain
-krncr VIII leave pier l Norti o. Saturday Jan.
uar n cork tasr freF ard cassaggers 0f al III Inc
sNU,s placoA RE viii n Norfolk SUNDAY
70 whence Ter nc tCuh prcCeCi hy le
mail 1e. e. ter hronrh n c. Poia. or Eeh
1ud BY fhc Passage al tsrc So. rom. ~
Nlstlr g. 10 fe.msburE and N'erw0nd, $40 SeaH i
haf price hpp on board. 30 io W. DIAN rLEAsAN1
!. RtO1dway.
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CNlGRANY INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, NEW
IA York, Dec -, 18S6.Dyiierd notice-Depoahrs are
hereby notifies rs. semi snsal divbnd nj the rate OF sy
Per cent per sDnun a $500 and under ana I'VE
per per sonu al 81 ever 500 which shall have
been deposited months the ls day OF January
next VIZ be paid dspostors and after hondsy January
49, Interest cis for will be carried ~ the credit OF Tho
deposoFa PRINCIPAL The bank Ia oper for business daily
from ID g. ~ y AZ, and from io7 p. az 81 Cham
beers =. sastcr Broadway. JOSEPH STUART. President
J0f{s NAMING. COulDt~oller
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. THOSE WHO WISH TO HAVE THEIR RooKf

2 THOSF MILO WISH ~ HhNE
web bound New York Book Binds-y estsbh .het
,-v a quarter of a century, III Fulton strecsE WALK.
SONS respectfully oez their servces To their friends
10 lUw citizens bud their books IN good and substantial,
ren rs Be auul and elegant styles rhey rheoriny ~
~ small obs OF half dollar well those OF cesy
expensive BINDINGS, They have on hand he most untrue
suitable patterns large bibles books and vlr
lli,traed works publixAed b. tbs extxn sve establish
Ia Of Nessrs 0.Vltus Co., Martin Co. Tabs 90.
! Ac A iiDe addressed 70 E Walker 4 Sons, hA Fsi0n
Get win receive immediate stontson
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TNIAnosps.--rHB TRADE y .vsysCrrrfbY IN
ferred ttat We arr al us nusar<fd. Rave
a. b,"g sie,se soes N diaropi -~sky a m hnsv style
larse as19.rren! n diamonds sDd sotng done FOR
ths trade. Dsuords btugh ier cfsh
T. AEBNAN q 90, ms Broons street.
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. nOTsEs. ROOMS, SC, WANTED.

In or TWO MODERN HoCsRs IN NEW YORK OK
II s,oclivn wa.ted-fn which improved and unincvn-
~ county properly worth 5000 and 5000 IN cash VIII be
~ Iddress y. n. Herald onIcc.
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pIysICAL AND DANCiSo.

1nFNTTM TTfNON-- y W ~ % Y T-N0IVF NNUTU
rrs~ecraly lrvts ruretas8f ANS % seir choice
~,~n; a prem peuu4. IbsF are h-nOy sirel su
-. IN anv cine manufacturer Tio'ua and
~. prsqi a. ~cha,r tha onwng eminent srtists.
rs feqrn NJ Pau jules Nr. = 0o. AMI AZ. A. srs-
rN hv vt9r che bs8. RIFE tneei are U irRg even. Or
,-rcs were awarded pr "a ne cNh1 q ne As,ss
N rrstfris crystal Paiace. Nsw No-s, 49, Al ous
u ss~n are warranted SgHVEfkEA TT tolst p
U9 huOfue sarset. rsar he west side II ar'ad~ay.
|. ',rRNO ron sArr.--A HANDSOME BnsEWOOD sS
octave piano ROM CORNERS, crglrty Urneai i1r
Il SEQ less han the cls. App I'd n East tvey syih
\. .tf bafore l2 0.riucS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-30

THE GRAVE OF HENRY CLAY.-The editor
Of the Fort Wayne Times has been on a
journey through Kentucky and went to pay
his dovotious to the grave Of Henry CLAY
In the cemetery, not far from Lexington, he
searched for il first among those covered with
entaOled slabs, obelisks, pyramids and mpo-
sing monuments, but the name was not found
on any of these he sought il among less
imposing tablets, but found it not. 4 lad
Of last led him to the spot, where a little
mound, marked only by the path worn by the
foot prints OF devoted countrymen, told that
the Great Commoner still lived in the hearts
OF the people. Near by was the monument
shectionately inscribed by Mr.. Clay to his
mother. On an adjoining eminence-which
ia beautiful site, with an area OF half au acre
circular in form--the people of Kentucky are
10 erect monument of Kentucky marble, of
beautiful design, which is to rise l20 feet in
height, under which the remains of the noble
son of our sister State are TO be desposited.
The corner stone will be laid on the 18th of
July next, with imposing ceremonies.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-30
Affairs I'm Kansas,

Sr. LOUIS, May 23.--The St. Louis Re-
publican publishes letter from Mr.. Brown
the editor of the Herald Of FreeGom, TO Brew
erton the correspondent of the New York
Herald which shows that g serious difficulty
has occurred between Gov. Robinson aud Mr..
Brown.
The former has charged the latter with an
attempt TO sell the Free State party to Gov.
Shannon, on condition of being released from
prison, which charge Brown denies, and calls
Robinson an unmitigated liar, aud requests
Brewerton to represent him.
Gen. Harney and Hon, j. l.. Orr, Of South
Carolins, have arrived in the Territory. The
latter was rendered u complimentary dinner,
but declined.
A correspondent Of the st. Louis Demo
crat says that the force OF Dragons and Ar
tilery left Fort Leavenworth, few days
since, to fight the Cheyennes, who are repor-
ted to have concentrated at the Republican
Forks, in Kansas. This is generally cons!d
cred as blue news"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-30

IMPORTANT RAILROAD CAsE.-A very i'm
portant verdict was obtained last week, in the
Supreme judicial Court of New Hampshire
in session at Lancaster, in favor of the right
Of railroad corporations to make an extra
charge where passengers neglect to purchase
tickets before entering the cars. Some two
years since, it seems one James NJ Hillard
took his seat in the cars Of the Grand Trunk
Railroad without ticket. The conductor,
Thomas o. Gould demanded Of him the extra
ten cents required in such cases, by the rules
of the Company. liiard refused to pay
more than the regular price, and was there
fore elected from the cars. lie then brought
an action for trespass against Gould, and
under imTr per rUl ne obtained q verdict buta
new .ral was afterwards ordered on exceptions,
which last week was decided in favor of the
Conductor. This establishes for New Hamp-
shire, tie principle that Directors have the
fight to make the extra charge referred to,
and further that conductors are justified in
sXpelling from the cars those who refuse to
pay such charges.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-30
TEXAS.

We have Galveston dates TO the 18th in
stant
The general news is two days later. The
absorbing topic at Galveston was the Bridge
Loan question. The vote was TO be taken
Tuesday 18th The loan recommended by
the City Council is for 100000 The cost
of the bridge is $4,000, estimated by Lieut.
Stevens and other u. s. Engineers connected
with the fortitcation buildings Of Galveston.
The only question seems to be as to the pow
er Of Council, under the charter, t. contract
the loan. There appears, however, but little
doubt that all objections Will be obviated, and
tue loan authorized by the requisite two-thlrd
vote. The proposed bridge is an important
one, as it will connect the city directly with
the Galveston, Houston and Henderson Rail
road, at Virginia Point.
Gen. Sam Houstop has declared himself an
independent candidate for Governor. lie
addressed the citizens of Brazos on the 9th,
and was to speak at Galveston last evening,
the 18th inst. 1t is said he will canvass the
entire State.
In williamson Burnett, Bastrop ard sew
eral other western counties, many families
are suffering for the want Of sufficient bread.
Public meetings have been called for their
relief.
The Nacogdoches Chronicle mentions q
number OF agrculturalists who are expert
mentlng with the Chinese sugar cane. Those
who raised it last year are planting the seed
and appear satisfied Of its value.
BY the San Antonia papers we learn that
Gen. Twiggs was expected in that city hour
ly to take charge Of the Texas division OF the
U. S. Army, in place OF Gen. Gohuson, who
proceeds TO Fort Leavenworth, to take com
mand OF the Government surveying expedl
tion across the plains.
| The Eastern Texas Gazette, Of the 9th
anticipates only about two-thirds of the usun
| wheat crop on the praires.
The Marshall Republican says the favora
Die change in the weather and heavy rain!
have given the crops at that section an eX
! traordnary start. Negotiations putting
forth, and the gardens and fields look promi
| sing.
Advces from Brownsville TO the 18th inst
mention renewed depredations on the uppe
aud lower Rio Grande, calling loudly for I'D
ditional deteHces at the hands Of the Govern
ment. Otherwise the country VS. quiet ant
! prosperous.
Mr EDWARD Beal has been appointed Su
perlutendeut Of the Pacific wagon road from
Fort Defiance to Mogayi river. The Mata
gorta Chronicle says:
His party will consist Of twenty-siX mel
and twenty five camels and dromedaries.-
The object of employing the latter in thi
surt Of work is mainly to test their enduranc
and adaplabllity to the climate. 1t i
thought the road will be completed in De
cember next.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-30

FROM THE Rio GRAEDE.-We extract the
following from n letter dated Laredo, May
On the night of the I'd instant, four
Indians went into the camp of the United
States troops at Fort Mcintosh situated
about one mile from Loredo, cut the rope to
which two OF the best horses were tied, and
rode them off On the morning of the Sd,
at about or : o'clock, Thomas Robles,
pd9uero Of Don Bartolome Garcia, was taken
by the Indians as he was riding TO the ranch
OF his employer situated on the Chacon, and
known as the "Puerte de Fiedra This poor
man was seized by these marauders, and after
having taken his horse away from him, they
bound him and dragged him to point called
Arroyite Blsnco. Here, according to the
wounded mans own statement, they threw
him on his face and stamped and bruised
him, also wounding him with their lances
until life seemed extinct. Although his
wounds are not what might be called danger
ous still they are Of such nature as will pre-.
vent speedy recovery.
The steamer Ranchero arrived here on last
Saturday evening from Upper Rio Grande.
The passengers report that the Indians had
been in the vicinity Of Roma, and had killed
and scalped a woman, woundng another dan
gerousy; also, thrown an infant into cactus
bush or prickly pear. The little innocent was
found not to be seriously injured, although it
must have been very painful on account OF
the countless thorns that must have penetra-
ted the chld's tender tlesh.--N. o. Della.