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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
Proposals for Gas Works !

esEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Boar1 OF Trustees of the Town oI Oro-
vile, Tor lne erection OF suitable works supply sad
town witA Gas uniii October ls, 1881. he company
whose proposals shall be accepted Will have lhr eX-
elusive right to ILanaiic,ure aud supply the town
with Gas, Tor serc5 o years but shall not receive
any pecuuary aid rom tnc Board Ot trustees. Pro-
puSals should be addressed 'Board Uf Trustees Oro
Nillc--Pr1posas for Gas. >
g Sacramento Union copy twice "A week until
day, and send bill to clerk Board trustees"
2aW tdl
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
Dissolution OF Co-Partnersl,ip.

FNNHE COPARTNERSIiP heretofore existing
Il between the undersigned under the name OF
Achard s. foucaud, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business will be carried on usual by
Mr.. Achard who will settle ali claims aga nst the
5rm, and to whom all outstanding accounts must be
paid 5. ACtiARD,
July go, 1857. NJ. FOUCAUD
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
MINER S 8 AKERY.
Montgomery steert, doors above the Orleans t'ote
or VIL L Il
STEPHEN TOLAND,. Proprietor

STEPHEN TOLAND,. .......... Proprietor.
TEyIIIS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
IA vile. and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thanks the people OF OroVille and vicinity, ur
their patronage. ana soijcis continuance OF tae
same, feeling confident that he can give better sails
faction for the same money. than any other estab'
lishmrnt of the Kind in OrovIlle. PIES made %
fresh fruit of uIl kuds, ami CAKES of every variety
at Low PRICES, can be had at his Bakery, OF will
be Delivered at the doors of his customers
Orove, Dec. 80 i~56. d3l-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
Notice.

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that have this day sold ont
z all my interest n the Oregon Gulch Quartz Min-
ing Company, and the lands &c belonging thereto TO
james Miller. ho will be liable for all debts now
due 10y me in connection with said Company.
JOHN NkSBIT.
JAMES MILLER.
Orovlle 3d. 1857. jy23-2w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
CO-PartaRersERip.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the under
" signed have this formed "A Cupartnership, un-
der the name, firm and st, le OF DlCkEY X 90. for
the buying and selling uf lee, IN the city Marlsvle,
Yuba county, and the counties adjacent thereto
JAMES T DICKEY,
ia y rs MURRAY.
JOHN RICHARDS.
Marysville, July %, 1857 !5-3t
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
BpeaStpin Lost 2

-A-1A- ~-|~-~F-~ = Il -1----7H- - - .
FSNnE UNDER SIGNED lost a large specimen
Il Breastpn On Tuesdy evening, between The
jackson Llub Room and the head of Montgomery
street reward of ten kollars will be pad tor its
return to this office MICHAEL COONEY.
Sept T. 1897.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
gnRIVATE Medical Oi'ic.

unRIV ATE Medical OGcc-llmdrcds OF those who
have contracted disease ARE d,adpuinied of
cure. by not calling on Or. Young at hf-l lie VIII
forfeit any sum If he fails o cure any cao" mat may
er,e under his care. no matter how long standing
a1lictiug such ulcers. tumOrs, nodes, bunches,
min ,e, ON the fac and body, pains in the bones and
iuins yakefuncss, trembling. copper colorrd sUres,
sting of the bones. emacaIion, loss oi appetite,
srngh und flesh. sores ~ the nose and ears. loss
hair weak eyes. itching humors, x. Many pcrsens
al1cr being rciieyud ef all eXtern appearances OF
pryatr disease. suppose themselves cured. but after
n few months and they are troubled with various
SYMPTOMS which they never had before, and which
they find it impossible 10 relieve. 20 all who af
diced ~ this way, br Young would particularly rec
ointend atrial u hisskili. The symptoms with which
you are troubled caused by taints ln .he blood,
which sooner or later wi destroy our health and hap
riursa Nr pcrsou who has had ali attack Of any
rvte c0niplaiut should not iuil 10 consult Dr. Young
and take few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine they can rest assured mat heIr blood -
In perfectly pure aud beulihy cohditlnu and that
eyar\ irpre al disease Is removed from the system
Recent cafes cured ia srom to ave days without
cunge OF dietor hndrance from business or no fee.
DR. J. &. YOUNG
Ofcc corner Montgomery and California streets,
cppusi,e Wells, Fargo CO.'S once hours from
Mary suille, Juue lOth. 1855.
WARJ G. YOUNG-pEAR ~IR:-PeH-e send mo
q y some Of the medicines ycu prescribed IN my
ease have friend here who is troubled IN exactly
'~- same that was. lie has nightly emissions
rtr.,,. ad weak back, loss Of memory,
and l. generally debnitated te i discouraged and
has not confidence enough to enable him 90 call and
spa you told him how WIS aud that my friends
All said ia consumption ana ihed doctors up here
gava me tp aud advised me 90 gn home 70 die, but
instead OF going home called upon YOU. and here
am as we'll ~ any of them. aud likely 10 live long
tine yet wifi strenth enUushb u work with The stroBg
est of them Doctor will sem sEery one 20 you that
looks to me ss though he needed sician II shall
not be my fault If any one dies for want Of medical
treatment. I will do all can to keep the afflicted
away from those pests OF society. yeicp professors
and high soI adng titled whoSif the facts were
known are men who left their conntry io their coun-
try's good. Pubs this leitrr, doctor, If you wish
and hone some OF those that humbuYged me, may
see it and sleep tad 'or one night.
Trulyyd rs, GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
SCrofula and Diseased Blood.

"DR. GUYSOrrS improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparla" is "a true specific. The pro-
prieors have in their possession over one hundred
certificates OF the most extraordinary effected
by II. We can seely say, Try it 1t revives the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
the Blood, and 10y It's tonic properties restores the
invalid Ia life and yigOr. As II spring and summer
medicine, it has no equal Its singuiarly efiacious
action the blood It's strengthening and ylyilyIng
action on the system stands 2reeminantly above all
other SaTsGparas If you would have the rose
brought back to your cheek. clear healthy and
transparent skin, aud life and vigor imbued through
the slslein, take GuysOu's Extract Ot Fellow Dock
ana Sarsaparlila. IL contains more OF the pure
Honduras Sarsaparilla than any other preparation
extant, which is chemically combined with the py-
tract. of yellow Dock and the Extract of wild
Cherry. thus making the remedy more thoroughly
efficient than any ether Sursaparllla before the pubs
hc AZ the same time il IS perfectly free from al
mineral pcisOns which cannot be said of other S.r.
sapariln compounds.
ssy~ BE careful aud buy none but QUART BoTrLxs.
SUldby Druggists generally.
Cotton & MeOermOt, Agents for 0rnve.
Park * White. General Agents, and importers for
all valuable Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington ST..
san Francisco. myl5-3m2p
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Citizens of California.
c a u 10 NJ!

ri AN INFORMED that various liquor mixers Of
n New York. Boston and Snn Francisco, are exten.
svely engaged in putting up square bottles under
various titles, cheap limitations OF my ongestabshed
and renowned
Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic
SCEN Apps.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

Dissolution of CO-Partmersisip.
TNNnE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
u tween John Il Darlington. james Murray and
aohn Richards uGder the firm of John Darlington
X Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
JNO. 3. CARRINGTON,
JAMES MURRAY,
JNO. RICHARDS.
Marysve, July 23d, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
IBY AUTHORITY.l
' Ote on the state Deb {.
0FVIcE OF sEcRErARY oF STAT:


Sacramento, California, May 26, 1887.
n DAVID F. DOUGLASS. SECRETARY OF
State of the State Of California. do hereby GER
tiy that the annexed is true and correct copy OF
the original Act now on file in my office,
Witness my hand, and the great seal Of State ut
of ce In Sacramento, California. the twenty sixth day
of MAY, A. D. 1857. DAVID F. DOUGLAS.
[sEAL.l Secretary Of State.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

EHURE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD-For sale By
COTTON & McDERM0TT,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
CHAPTER CCXLIV.

An Act to provide for Paying certain Equit-
able Claims against the State of Califor
mia, and to contract Funded Debt for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27


Chgr9. in hs Tom y h. Pari Pres IA regard 70 India
GHlas'ry y Ea0,i,huonsn Jndy Daagsr-fg EaPs
tas .idsy IS D. ~ Army a Cbsons- ySstci n NE
M da Loars-ly,,. Cal Tlrig-Ra,ly Fsgass y
1867, III ds
CouLt wAc-,kl ha. iu,i received the insigns OF the
Grand Cros, Of me Legion Of Honor diamonds, from the
hand q the mperor with se understanding that here
at' " 70 sse hsh r,nk In he reorsge Of the seconi
empire. IN nay o .ss--.--s 49,. s-sf-
Eogssd's eievSaOa q Lord Co-ley Esrldom for hs
,ov,ces 10 respect 10 the uesiy OF Paris There Is
doubt thai WAcwst 5pae Of the bcr, sort Of the
Emperor b. 0 a, ,ersce lie has q ,opl rhv1, uaier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27
French View OF American Aid to England
In her lndisn Difficulties

J
In The the dangers by -hoh the English
Dominion in India threatened all mitds have been
pssc by one qufsor s the rats or Engisnd 70 be dc.
,'sd' would the Hndoox and the word generally be
bensnusd by NJ
hi, question has presented sclf TO the minds Of The
Americans - well as 10 those Of the karopeans, and
Journal OF New York has this sutec, article when
10 wi houi inieres for the American veil -
oueyes considered the psmral rivals of the English
The Nrw Iosg HssALD nys:-
Adnnuns hat he Englss have pursued uuprinc led
tabusgrsn he 1sion Of territory and
.Sa eosy = Gs . ns sss :. n1g
some psp.as o. lsds BY he,s rule Vl late y.sr espe
eucs ipogrsn olv1,ou into se county works q rrs
cn hsys Zen sndsrss.s 90 srg. .c,s r.ro.a. .sa
Of prcccs from Interior he Isesbosrd pro
sr, .nS corrupt no dsabt but We, far superior 70 he "a
ys Gee. ,oli. Sss.ee .rss ard ssnsse !.
sd .ngtes marriages ., and Wis upasr ordnsry oir.
Hsns -ss ,r. eons on would N cor ears mss. o india
sr tIeser country an shs has ever ben u e sever
be srven ont hrse WORKS Of civilization ~ Internal
annshy, =, II into . d.so sse bsrbsrsr '''' ''''
.rsp 'ss posscsson Of pas and the nvinclSiy Of the
%, prsss Snd c's cold rss hp ss.a .s,a
y ,srars y s,s ,sd se 10 70 eve ss on nor
couaty y she wee Ems ting rom 40 hun .nE sad r,eos
sseers srm, DC vowsr prosperity q Es,.nd dseeni
.q ~ ~. SO s ApSe ne ,nds' e%ps
rs- Jour rste Power and viii eease 70 I'll any psss in
me ies,lon 10, would America By til. douSle event.
be affected IN any var Tho HrRtp does not hesitate
TO answer 10 the Affirmative India will become
more imtOftsnt market from year 70 yesr,
and the relapse or Us population INTO b1bsrism
would the trade and he INDUSTRY OF the whole word
But the Decline Of Esr.nd would ,ull be " be re
GREETED By America II she her rival, she Ia slso her
ally IN regard 10 psltosl liberty. The HsssIp Gays
"nntlsud Is he only couury in su,op. ~hsre sp.eeb,
hnutb ne prsss sud seton ,s Tree the ONLY HON. fr ar
stied By deipo's n Ware rnga~d destroyed hs-e
would no. be tot Of soil IN all Europe where h0nes sn
could sa'sly speak hie mind on pelitcal ma prr'
We cannot ADDS the Hss,p, remsin indifferent 70 sucn
ptr-pcCive We believe ourselves 70 have receved
from Providence m,ti 10 freedom through
cut the votid Theref canuos witness with pleasure
mplortvncs wDch usy pverrlsie the fell q sco1nsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27

rom me London EconOmIN
There must be lest by which to pronounce whsghsr
the trade Of country be small great and We thoushs
that In rocing last week the comparative grcAse or
trade With India above that vita China and Rasss-tvo
large EN- prcs-ve we're supplying such tea We mass
% repeal 10 confirm H. that exports 10 India In 1885,
exclusive OF ccylon and Singapore, vaaed ri Et0,
h6leo; and hose 10 China with ropustion ri lcast
twice ~ largo ~ India, exclusive of Hong Kong,
valued 81 81, 4b,Es aud those 70 Russia, win popula
ton almost hs a. great ~ that OF India valued 81
El In those figures Ito the proof that Indiaa
emDire has not been absolutely neglected.
We VIII now STATE some further facts connected Win
orr lnoisn trade The latest accounts Published by tns
Bard OF Trade extend from 1884, and include the yea,
lss. Aconfding 70 hem, the Total i'm ports and exports
81 british India ~ sea 70 al rars OF the world In
The nr three and the last three years Of the series
folowp-
TOTAL vsfrn IMPORTS pxroxrs ucLunsG rssAsuss,
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t,Tol,osTl. 2ic
l,ss2,W'f. gao.
7,Wlf. lie.
S,solf. $40.
3ls,ssor. COO.
Dtf'nce In favor Of '5T.
Average increase per day

Average increase per day ..... 10er $50
IL said that the company have intention Of attach
which 10 case ef death, the inmates may be removed
without their "sloveny, uuhAndscme coming be-
tween the wind and nobility" Of fortunate guests
In all Paris casually OF hi. kind considered
. serious Interference with their traffic. and the moment
q party 10 attacked with DANGEROUS symptoms every
devics II set on foot 70 induc, the friends 10
the iaeat to moi,on d. sanS. II the
IL great On comparatively email scale, Of course In
lors nssiscuon ike the Hotel du Louvre In uense;
few days ego Nv Sergeant Clover the proprietor OF
the london Morning CAro1de, had the misfortune 70 ose
bis nephew while staying At The hoiel and from the state
OF the ~esher aud oher circumstances the Of
the dead body became mafr OF such instant and i'm
porsnee thai an aion a. Law IL 10 decide which or the
J1ues was IN the wrong The hotel lost less than
hundred and forty guests for ten nights In sequence
As Institutions similar scale have long boon establish
ed win you would he well n the authorities at the Lou
ihemseves acquainted with the usage Ia Ameri.
ca on melancholy occasions OF this nature.
The new tariff for the government OF cabs came into
operation the LIST, by which the old system 10
abolished spd the drivers are TO ply by time Toey
to travel .; the rate OF six miles hour and be paid AZ
teen sous tor qeHier Of an hour and 90 on At the Same
rate yet have not heard Of any disputes but
persons pcreduous TO the chances or success II
the Pace be enforced the time bagan viii o,
be great boon 10 the public For this purpose time
meter "a coming out, which said 10 be Of such marvel
leus accuracy .bai no mistake can srise
OF the mort early known In number or places pre-
payaons for the vintage have already been commenced,
and tbis 10 month carrier than usual In tho negnbor
hood OF Montpelier and kcze and Pezcnas will be began
II fifteen days In the Herxu, the appearance OF the
malady called the C0gx is announced and III ravagcs
have extended that OF tbs vine growers calculate
hat nth of their produce will be loaf 10 the west
and centre IL France the want OF water 10 complained Of
the vines having suffered severely from the drought II
the crop net where abundant, tue quality OF the
wine expected 10 be unusually nne. Notwi,hstAnf ng
these favorable prospects, however prices do not scnsbly
dccl!ne. Al Bercy vices fall but very slowly This may
be attributed 10 the log state Of the stocks OF tue retail
dealers who obliged to daily 10 supply their
wants Tue qua.y Of the vine viii be also WHY
prices should not decline much might have been
hoped IL The year All been OF abundance only. Al
Nantes and La Floue, the red gapes IL said, will no,
yield much, bit the white ones very sbundsuily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27

BERLIN, Angus. 70, 1897.
IN, Gvord 1lror Ndaouwes II Spentey--netino v
tie Erangeiodi AAi0po-Prssian vislg ~ the milan
Autiny-Tae Lan TRrauh Digclt-BauoriaH Raloay
Ftduds- WhoLsaI. Punirhmsnt Of Roiiteay Empi0yi--
Arrival Of Governor Wright, Dr. 6c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Our Paris, Berlin and Lisbon
Correspondence.
THE MUTINY IN INDIA.

REsca - OF Azsssssa SYMPATHY,
=, sSo., SO.
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IoIsIs tlU, 10bb,230 Il pb6J
To ind similarly rapid noresse In the trade OF any
long pcopled country, mu turn 10 tho United States
70 England In other great and cid state has suoh
increase In trade ensued The total vaiue of the Russas
trade IN me same period was, according W Tegoboskf,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27

Total receipts OF nrst
8 months o. ls5T....
Total receipts Of first s
months of 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27

r'ous Besides being our bes, customs ant clos,
% N the bone q s ss
ripe England he only coun,rv IN Europe where speech
Iios ,l,d 6y de.pO,isms Were England assroyed ii
victor Hugo, Rss.uR and Vain no as or ,reARsss,
sss,s III, i.r'cous yrsnsy q ns roIa houses snd Oh
where an one, man coid safety speak bis mind on porica
mater. From ss "a 70 toe ssde, ira serop,
n their erulson being reased from heir erro antsso
there 1 70 ss' ina = vssi enrhs these dsspot. NTH p,o
ceee TIE m ofEnssni Nigh, quench ~ cpesn liberty fcr
y which might possibly lead TO end a..
smsd Nv onr and our poss tsss onr iss,n ID
~. words essrnste ard plant he ,oos 2, pur. liberty
Ing 81 liberty wherever !, planted -
,ny q ne Bsdoe. .hoSd repanss mndosss n,o bsrssrs
sss The other Indian dlsssters shoud prscpIAe he
n Sas sse -1 SSr d ,Ss S.
or lnm.s egn.v ssS ospse for .esovssnmss e. s'
10 favor Of snslsnd in the Indian MISTER
The BrRstp concludes by declaring that u the struggle
carr ing 10 India were 70 be reuresenod 10 "a
us hsht TO the Amerosu 70 ple Brother Jonahsu you'd
cer,sny rot refuse N ronde. aid and ssssa I, his
ctusn, John Bull and my thousand volunteers could
lie rstea srd enlisted In few weeks, H. In rsturn FOR
such atisnce ord psmerson would agree 10 leave Inc
whole coEnent OF Amercs under the absolute cos,ro 81
1. hardly necessary 70 ,.y that the idea Of such
bsrs ln and no, 10 be found in the article ~ inc
HpAlD mere referred 70 nor IN any cther-rs n y.
BEssID
Nov We are quite willing TO sgree with the NV YopE
H,sn1D relates 70 fate or Eussnd ami 70 the
bad effects In general which would result ae de.truc
ton Of her power in India But opinions are founded
rpon rescninss quite ne reverse or those BY witch the
BRs supports ~ views OF The c~o and indeed We can
no, bot hep thinking THAI the HseaiD has faeu into
great snd serious error Ia the line OF argument and
reason pg ~hich Il has pursued.
The tact TO- hat Ia not In consequence Of political
sons that We are DESTROYS that the empire of 9res sn
should no, ose any portion n It, influence and greatness
Eoesnd docs not appear 70 destined 70 play the
part In The world which II allotted 10 France 10 perform
he hal A
vg bad merely 70 inquire into the political system lei
wbNh Fpgsnd 10 goverped, ws saosh, In sach csse "
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27
TGl s IKE o WEE COURIER

last Saturday afternoon by n tornado of
great violence. The Chicago JoutnUt says:
Our mformant was at the yillag. of Prnn.
III that county, during The "blow, and des.
cfibcS It's effects there as terrific. II Was
accompanied by hail and rain. buildings
We're swept from their foundations and some
Of them carried into the air, others unrouf.
ed, and others torn into atoms. A nun
Der of ncw stores that had Just been com
plrled, were sealtered into fragments; tie
Piesbyt ian church. ii large frame building.
was moved some six feet from its luunda
ton the Illinois Central freight depot was
unroofrd n Train Of frcighl ears was blown
fom the track, and worse than all five
pcrsonS---a woman and four children were
Killed by b"ing struck with Calling tih,l!ers,
or carried into tlr mir and thrown urnn Tie
ground, Several OTHER persons were NOR.
or less Injured, some of whom nay die f.um
the effects Of their inju'irs.
CoaNIvG. II. y ,yJune l8--The recent
heavy rains have caused Tremendous flood
in this rgun. This Village is flooded ::
bridges and numerous houses have hren
swept away. The trains of the E,ic
Ralrond are temporarily obslruc,cd, and an
immense amount of damage has been done
.-~----.-S -
e" WHAT boxes govern The world - ask
ed a New York paper. 1t answered the
question thus: 1.-The cartridge box. tn"
ballot box, the jurv box and the baud box +"
- e----
My son, how could you marry an Irish
gnl 2 WHY, father, am not able TO
keep tWn women If hid n,,,r,;,d 4. N,,-.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27
A Letter from Gan. walker.

G.nen,l Walker has written hitter TO
the President. comrl ,ining Of the interIpr-
cnce of c"mmantlrr Davis with his opera.
tiuns IN Nicssagua. lie snys he, f Ii per.
f,clly secure ut Rivns as lung as he bad the
Schooner Granada lorcly ON. After giving
II long hisloryof bis advent md p,pfornrn.
ces in Central America. with which the pub.
lie are familiar, be comes down 10 the sub
lrct III question. and states tilnt Capt. Davis
once or twice beforehis Dnst outrage Of,
frred to. assist Him in hi, escape out of the
country. He then goes on 10 say:
After the sis, of I.ieni Houston heard
no mote from Cemmohdcr Davis until the
3oth of Ap,ii. whent@o aids de camp from
the enemy came undp fig Of truce wilIr
II letter from that oilicer la myself The
letter proposed Tint should abandon Rjyas
md go aboard Of the ST.. Mary's 10 Paunni, ),
Tom. Davis undertaking 10 guaraHiee my
personal safety. Al bough this proposition
was extremely MISUNDERSTANDING MS IL
did. that my pprSHpARsnlety. instead OF the
honor and dignity M the Government of
which was. the Executive, might prove u
determining circumstance in n nilitary con
vention- Il replied ths, the proposition Was
vague. and suggested his comihg inioAivas.
and personal conference between US.
only submitted 10 the modification Of an.
swering such u letter. on The suppnsition
that Com. Davis might have information
did not possess, and whivii might
justify The subsistence. though not the man.
ner. of his offer. Ileanswered by SAYING
TINT he was sorty Hound his proposition
vague that lie proposed "I9Ehould aban.
don The enterprise and leave The copnirs; !"
thnt might rely on the fact of Coh Lock
ridge haSing left The San JUN river and
G,talIy. that he had matgrciy considered The
invitation to ente, Riyas. and had decided.
unreservedly, not To take such step, 4
The time Of thiS note was, il possible,
more offensive ilian tbu OF the fist and
the asc Of lilo word "enterprise, ii connex.
, ion with Government which commander
Dagis had sludiously Acknowledged, 6y nd.
dressing D,s 9s PreSidepi, but Al few weeks
BireviousIy, souaded strangely discordaat
Z AS, however, the letter stated the eyacus-
tien OF tho San I,lanl iver---tle first news
had Of ttEs cgen,-+4E stopped 10 eQsger the
oftynsive,note by proposing to senil two offit
GERS Gen. YIrnningsen and Cdf Waiers-sr
80 meet Commander Dayii,s, provided they
iia1 a safe conduct aud The answer was tiI
effect, ihat Gea, lIenningsen and Col wa,
legs should proceed OF o,fse 10 tho head
quarters Of the allies. as aoomander Da.
vist ias,rpelions required Ills speedy return
stp. San Jgqn del Ser Was surprised .t,i
feepgniSe the body nf lhsnete ss fbehend, !,
whiting Of Gen. sssia -olle afetha Reipe,
= -. "A a. a n -