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On Second Alley,
BETWEEE UNION AND MONROE,
THE Undersigned would respectfully inform the oitE
Egns Of Memphis and its vicinity, and his numerou
customers living at q distAncs IN the country for their
past patroasfe IN his line OF business, which busines.
has hitherto been o8nhned 70 The mauufsetUTing and pat
ting 10 the ChHir-PumpG alone, and ain believing then
20 Be the 6cst pump IN nse, when made Of SOD materialf
and property put mp, land the nearest when not % msde
and put up,) however IS there are places where ths
Chain Pump oaDHot be used also few perssns y~etllvins
Of the eoideu times" Eho strl thirk that there ere
other Pumps n use superior 70 the Chain Pump. have
etermine 70 the taste Of ell " putting "
or shipping 10 oroer, any kind Of > Pump that this mar
bet can furnish. have therefore, employed IN expert
eDced Eorkman, lately from the East, who win attend r.
putting up and rp'ir & I'll kinds % lrou Pumps he
VIII also 60 every kind Of PLUMBING, al Of which J
VIII warrants sns when say warrant I mesn Ehatl
cay, snd say VhatI mean.
IhAve in the last year sttae' ed machinery to = num
Der OF nv Chsi Pumps with entirs success. ! have
also used large balance Wheels On Hand Chain Pump
with equal success. In sne case I have used the weldso
Link Chain and Termed Baton, which is quite eIpen-
sive, but It 'ffadsth not away"
"MULTUM IL PARVO.u
Ihsvs recently invented a CHAIN PUMP BOX, en-
bracinE two complete, sepsrste md distinct Chain
Pumps, irterdei Tor double tsnsmeRts, ta1d double pricr)
pc sons can craE water from this box At the zane
lime, hsving no Interference With each other whatever,
being no hole eft IN the partition. wal or feHce, large
enough for an uIohin, ds or cat, chicken or mouset 70
raw from o'e yard 10 tie cher IWsuld refer Tou
he Punp, toF g. Bingham and J Z Mer-
i'm an 4 Co. ". CARSON.
P s. I an prepare 10 ship Pumps on orders 10 short
Notice. ID or down, caste or west OF The Mississippi river.
fan2s-dly " @.
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Il nrderirr Ticksts al c-ertihcate,-

Enclose the money 10 our address for tbs rIcEets or
dered. on receipt Of which they viii be forwarded By drst
nail. Purchaser can have Tickets ending IN any figure
hey may designate.
The list q drawn numbers and EriHes win Be sEnt to
purchasers Immediately aftaT the drawing.
Purchaser viii please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post once, County and State.
n Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and payable
tn fun without deduction.
~ All Prizes Of $1,000 and unaer, paid iur1ediHteiy
SITTER the draWing-other Prizes at the usual tine o.
thirty days.
~ Al communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates ts
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a,se. q sAiVuas's, ,s.n.' sss iron HosDa P,sl.a

minds q SaiDnAstsrs against ne Iron Hoped Packed
Coton-
BE II KHOwa, That the obisefiou was rot sEainst gs
Eron Hosped Packed Cotton. but agzinst ne mode q
fastening The Ends OF the Keep The q McCOMB pa
TEHT IRON EIE" removes AL ~otjections 10 ne Iron
Bound Cotton Bale
In view q the foregoing,
BIZ IT RESOLVED, b the ShiDmsgter5 AsocIation.
that - viii give The preference y 81 eottoa packuL
bouud and fastened. with McOUMBS IRON hoop AID
PATENT IRON TIE, and hat We DO here8y sc5umen
the said Cotton 20 Shipmasters, ag being compact scr1rs
a1d rot liable 70 waste, snd free nm al ~cbiectons t1st
We have heretofore heard urged agslnat the IRA Bcund
Cotton BALE. DENNIS CONDRT, Presidents.
Guon1E DoWNrp s@cretary.
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IUe % EuTlVT Of II CoWW7TlA HUI
TAKEs this method 70 announce 10 his friends !
u patrons, that be has taken his ed stand, and1wt
carTy a1ybody to and from the river, 70 the CozmeTcAi
Hotel or any ether plsce, AZ reasonable rates. He h&
two very Gne HACK far that purpose, which ha vm
ruz for private parties. a. e low rates - Enycody clsa,
vaal nst oshAE1ss npged- ssv1Lls
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sAM'L A HOLNEs.


EEsACA, Ca Nay n. 1857.
MEssRs J. 4 SLEDGE hC0., MEMPHIS. TEEN.
Gems. You VIII please send Us to Resca Depot, ca ]
rEenty-four bottles Of the Nervous Tonic for the cure OF
Chius and Fever. We have sod all you sent rs with the
exception Of one bottle. 10 takes hne Ia this part. and
seems 20 have the desired ehct. Please forward as
early as convenient. Yours, respectfully,
J.. ". !. HTLI.
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Mss.
DR.. n ". Philips, Edwards' Depot Kinds County
5 EoHahstOn, WOrthinstOD Point O.. washington
DIT. :. n Brooks, "
L R NASSAU. Nasess1. Mss
1T Montgomery, Madison County, Mss
Rr KnPsTies washinsi0n Comfy,
AK NosiSoaeiy. Kinds County.
Nathan Ross, Chicot County, Ark
John warren, Washinston County,
Elisha Eorthington. Ark
JamesH wilson, Carrsns L.
Hsrss7 Iovs, Nsaisos. Kinds oounty. Kiss
P b Coleman, "
Jno- q CSm.ron.s &c
L. Galloway. Bolivar County,
Michael Eskine, fexss-
3 0. James, Washington "
AnarsE Carson. Grssnvnie.
J.. LsEeln, Louisville.
mo McCalfb. WashiuEton " 90
Psrkns & Daniels, Madison.
J. Roth. Tenas Parish, La.
Wa. Dodd. Wssninxtrn
= B. Witaker, Ccnooidia, La
Russell houisomery. WsshingonC County Mss.
nos. Evsns 4 stephen Carroll, Ia.
Dr. Netcaf, Adams 0Uunty-
Us Chapman. washington County, Mss.
@. " Campbell. Ark
Br0En, philips C0unty Arb
A <. Mo1tE0mery, Madison Parish, L.
Al Gibson, Waterproof, La.
\ P johnson. EgE Poiut, Kiss.
n. P. JacssCn. s. JoEephs. La.
Rev Ben. Chase, Fort Adams, Mss.
lycurEus Johnson, ARK
Absri Bondursnt. 81 Joeephs, La.
A. Q. HENDERSON Coot0rdia Parish, Ia.
John M1rdock. Tsuss Parish, La
7 d. MADDOX. Alexandria. La.
Frsderick Stanton, Natchez. Mss.
Dr. James AHdrsEs, st Joseph
Wm. Beuismin Gooduch's Landing. la
Dr.. q. s Abercrombie, Desha CoEuty. Ara.
Dr. James Mccall Matches, Mss.
Seth. Lambdln,
A J. PoE. Commerce,
}. L McGhee, Panoias
J D. Rrma,
John Robertson, DsSotO County, Mss, rrd many
lthers-
The Following Persons are
Agents
fcconB. BR9TEER Go.--."----Hew oreaus.
MCCOHB g. o......-..s Louis.
iunb-daWUor3m
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IFHR WARRINGTON REMEDIES.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
THEsE Remeoie', curing the brief period they have
Il been before the public, have succeeded IN winnins
their way into universal acoeptati n. Someo' the most
remarkable cures ever effected through the agency Of
medicine have been made By their senses given up
ss ineurable By the most eminent Of the medical faculty.
The Washington Remedies are four In number, viz.
The Washington Purifier,
Used IN connection with
the WashingtOn saIve,
WIN eject radical cures In al the worst forms Of The
foil5Ei- 9 diseases;
Salt Rhsum, soarvy,
syphilis, Bone Felon,
sesd H''d, T,,is5 ws%,
Ola Sores, ~scrofulous Ulcers,
Vhitloe, EercuriAl Diseases,
Piies, E~rysipeias,
Fist1ia, carbuneles,
NEnss, 0ataneOus Eruption
And diseases arising from impurities o. the blood
me WASHINGTON Purissr acts Eith great force on al
Bowels.
The Washington Rheumatic Remedies,
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL,
Are infaEibis e~urstives In the suRiOrned diseases and an
Rheumztsn, sruises,
Burns, spraius,
Lumbsso. FROST Blts,
Pains IN the Sc, Group,
Btif Joints, Caked Breast,
stIG Neck ~Inaannaioy s~weninsss
Pains In n Chest Bunions,
Munps, Hard Lumps,
aout, Contracted Stnsws,
Eeuralgis, Paralysis.
In all cases where External Stimulation Is required.
no remedy can equal the Washington Rheumatic ONT
meut. 1
ne washington Remedies win IN future be issued IN
the following lev priced packages: The selve and ONT
msnt IN 50 cent aud 81 Jars; the Purifier and Internal
Remedy for Aheum1tlSm are PIT up n bottles e g.
and g..
FOR stls. wkolesas and re'sn, a. the Depot Of ne
Warrington Remedies, No I03 PoJdras street, New
Orseans. EICKLEJOHN & Co.
Scie Prpprietors.
D-For sale b. ChaHsier & Co., s. Mansaeld & Co.
q. =. FEmsworth q Co., and Johnson A Long Heuphis
Tenn. aureg-fIv
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We aleu agree % receive cotton lrCn bcucd, on sam
terms AZ MessTs ReadiuE. Paftsur a 20.
ROBT- AUR q q , Te1as Press.

We, the Endersigned, ship Csrtsius now i1adlng al
% port, have exautuen the Comuressed bales q cotton,
bEnf-d with Iron Hoop sd fastsrsd win MoComb's
Patent Iron Vie Of Ho0k and Clasp, and hereby certify
that &c holds th1 bale m one-fourth 20 one-thfrd smaller
compass than the rcEe he Compressed cotton
Errraa gH@na
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Premium Cotton Gin

Premium Cotton Gin
TfHs attention OF Cotton Plauters isrespactfaiy e.usd
Il 70 the shove superior Gins, Manufactured by 2. Car-
yer q Co, Esst Bridgevater, Mass. Under q recent I'm
movement, the Carver Gins are regarded as the best nov
IN general use; their superiority needs from
as As Thousands are uoW Il successful operation IN the
southern country.
We have On hsad ffty Gins, embracing al the diFsrsnt
Sizes and numbers Of saws.
Also 10 and y feet segment bolts, washers, &c, osm-
Plets, all Of which We uder 70 oar friends uDou ire usu.i
fsrEs AndtEe- GWNkN d GIBSON,
Eos.l and 2 Exchange Bundt1E.
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TOBKE.
PIIcHrRls Po1rr. Il. r,r.hI1 Is

FILCHEhIs POINT, L. MlT.l + Is53-
d. MCCoMB, Fatenee-Aemphis. Tenn. Auer hzv-
Ing tested fully "McCcmb's Iron Te," for cottou bales,
I an pisAaed 70 be able 10 say, that they have proved cn-
urely Satisfactory.
i f0znd them very easy Of Application, 20 that my
servants could pat on four 70 one rope ard IN addition
70 The facility with which they are applied. they arord a
Uniformity In the size Of the h1es. a. We 4 As lessen The
risk frcm IRE, in my "a tgment arveniy-dve per cent.
Tan persuaded that nothing Else vii Be used In nv
neighborh01d, " the hogs can Be had IN time for ne
crop and will here express be hope that IN futurs ycur
supply VII Be smple, as I think nothing else ought 70 Be
used In iyihg GOTTEN bales.
I vas present when part Of ny cotton was shipped.
and heard the boaiuen express great pleasure a. seeing
this "Tic" solng into use; and I have no douot that Il
car Be carried chespsr thaa roPs-tied cotton, aud handled
everywhere With less labor.
E-mrnam-
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Us MuNNs
ELIHU EILPlTRICK. n. D..
o. Warrington County, Mss.

The tououinx are . few Ct the plsnisrs Who have The
Press in use, 20 whom please refer;
Taomas ". Bs-k, Rodney P. o., Jsfers0n Countys
Mss.
Or. n v. Philips, Edvards' Depot Kinds County,
Mss.
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CoSCORDIA PARIsH. La, March 4. 1888
d. MCONB, ESQ Memphis Tenn Dear Sir: I rut
up seven hundred bales Of cotton last year. with your Tie.
Ioonsiderthsm ar preferable 20 any / hsye seeu used.
Yours truly JACOB HOOVER
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Fly Catehers.
THOSE FLY cATcHE1s havs cone and c1 BE- Een
i a MGRAHAM 3 IkT5s
JUS Ne 6GorHe steer.
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RAJ

49, IL SS1 LESAOa
THE time has 1t last arrived when ali persons smictsd
i with any Of the foll5Eing complaints, viii use
DR.. sLEDGE's CELEBRATED COMPOUNDS.
Chile, Fever and Asue, DyEPepsia, Jau0dtos Liver Cen
plant, Nervous Headache. ADD General Debility,
are cured by The use OF
DR.. sLECGE's NERVOUS TONIC.
Colds, Coughs, Group, Induenza, Bronchitis, ASTHMA,
Splitting Blood and lnsipieut Consumption, are
cured by the use OF
DR. SLEDGEiS HOARHOUED PICTORIAL.
Disrrhes, D~sscntery, Bloody Flux, Ch0lera Horbus, and
ell Affections Of ths Bowels, ere cured By
the use OF
DR. sLEDGEs CHOLERA & DIARRHEA SYRUP.
Ror children, when tasthing, Is this emedy partca-
larry adapted.
P-RrcEs-Nervous Tonic 50 and 81 per bottle. Hoar
hound and Pectoral 81 per bottle, OF six bottles fer as
Disr her Syrup 81 per bottle. or tx bottles for IS.
RE D TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
MEMPHIS, 7 nn p bruary 10, 1883.
DR.. J. n. S~LEDoE-DeaT Str: I have been taxing,
sor some dsys, your Toalc Bitters and tske pleasure IN
saying that nothing I have ever taken has benedued ne
50 mu.h 10 30 shsrt . time a. d has. There was a gen
eral debility and pr0straton Of MY whole eygten, head
ache nearly al the time. ami constant datulency FOR
sometime sitter eating, with ooliness o. my limbs. / used
remedies that I thought good. but without any special
heneht. ] determines 20 try your Tonic Bitters, ard in a
day or two afterEsinE them. I began 20 improve and dud
that an greatly b-neduci By H. I commend them %
the public as no humb1g, and unquestionably one OF tie
best tonies n0W in use for debility and general prestra-
ton OF TIE system. Respectfully yslr obedlent servant,
SAML A HOLMES.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

us ,,ts.,t, te.o,s tts Cseasen q. hs Con
pscy VII be res<y to sa.nf, themselves sr~
.s. ,uh,;c m 10 tie utility of ths esbls
witch they hsrs 20 Unexpectedly suooeeda in
laying down. Meanwhile, let us wait a' patiently
a. we can. II ii tss taken SIX thousand years 70
lay telegraph under The ocean, we Can vel Afford
to wait q few days for tie necessary preparat'1s
to work il.
The interruption Of the line from Halifax to
Newfoundland i, uaic r.ure TO which We attribute
no grea. consequence. Such 40 sc'dsntb BY no means
justifies tie doub. which we have heard expressed
a. to the successful laying of the cable ixeE. We
presume the connection viii be reopened to-day;
and We trust it msy be to report Zone but cheering
intelligence corcernirg the great enterprise.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

u.;,.ys,y ceuuon itea tia. tie spirit Of speo'
uIs.ou /, r,.;nly DE to tie banks; aod whenever
that spirit Leads TO disastrous results, hue AID cry
!, r.tea seain.t those Institutions as tie cause ot
eli tie oyer,adrg, and as responsible fox us coH'e
orsrce,. Such wss tie view Of tie ls'e co nner-
ciL crisis tsken BY Prss;deIt buchanan IN h'' ao-
cusl Nes,sge to Congress, BY tie greater PSI. ''
tbs C;ovsrpc,s If the States IN their A1nual Mes
ssrs.. ard BY Ike OF. OF ten of our 'Pee'6masen
and rew.pspers. The present state Of thms' IN
W,U street suficiert 10 show how LITTLE mere "a
ciy in ob..lnirg bark losrI las to Do WIN '"e
origin sri progress Ct tie spi1it OF srecu'aI4oD'
Neyer before had the bsIks 90 mush money 20
l,r5 peyer before H.s their spe.e basis 20 large;
reyer befoYs were thoi1 deposits so great; ana
reysr before were .teir losrs 30 extended. AZ 'ne
ume .ue, rever before wss tie spirit of sfecais-
t;on mora de az; reyer before was Tiers so total
lsck Of deposition 10 euterupoH ne" en'rPr'es ''
any Ind ,Lyc.yirg The in'esimsns OF ea?''si of Tue
oulsy Of morsy.
Iti. plsjr hat something move is nseied 10 eve
,u iu,uLe 10 bu,iness oes.de TIE tacilIty OF oor-
rcwirg oney, even IL avery moderate tA1e Oh Il.
,e,sst Business operations, however dlheren'
ftou rsiie:on IN msay rsslect', require 10 t0e.r
vot.,iss a large stare of faith Ad hope, OF conh-
5,rce in TIE future, ard that rot mere kenefs
cfrfSeuce u the ultimate reylysi OF ousiness ana
appreciation Of property, bit special confidence
in ,bs favorable result CT this that or the other
ur ,er+skirg. /. was the diffusion Of this oonh-
derce; il w~ the general belief in the prohtaole
Character of ten thousand projects submItsei ~
The public by .sreuire projectors; Il Vas q soiI OF
se1t'mtLt which pre|aned not long since that oy
help Of tie Calf r1ian ard Australian gold We hs
reached or were approaching sort OF business
miller mum; il vas al exaggerated idea OF the
profits TO be expected from almost aoy 10
yestmeat # monty 70 matter what, that produced
the bold srecul,tiors ard vastly eItecded credits
of a gear sgo Tie disappointment of those hopes
the sudden ard uDex pected bresk down OF so many
pssnifceLt plaLs, the failure Of 80 many eIpecta-
tons 60 confidently maintained aud so boldly acted
upor-has caused The public mind to vI5rsss sus-
denly to corresponding position of doubt, distrust
ard hopelessres. 1t will take something more
than bauk loans, ct FIVE or even three per cent to
lift .he minds Of men out Of this slough of doubt
ard despond. Until somebody is able to discover
some lew means of reyiTns the hope and conf
deIce of the public, and to present ne. series Of
enterprises to take tie place Of those go many of
which have so lamentabIy disappointed the expecta-
ton Of their projectors business is not likely TO
advance suddenly out Of its presept jogtrot, which,
if not go exhlaratiDg is certainly much safer than
the headlcpg ssllop ct year sgo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

We have news from Europe to the 27th ult. oy
rle stenrship Prince Albert which arrived at hau-
fax from Gslwsy yesterday afternoon. The ship
pirg s.org the coat near Liverpool had sudere1
from, serious gale, but no American vessel ws
injured. CONT Cayour is reported 10 nave MAJ
ccaf.1,r.e with Louis Napoleon touching Italian
affairs. OF large number of conspirstoi' with
Bs,on Niccl,ts, tried at Ssleruo, seven were con-
demred to death and several to severe imprisonment
On TIE o6.a ult, BaIon Rothschlld took his ,eat IN
the Hou.e of Commons, which received him with
cheers. Full accounts of the capture OF the forts
on tie Peho state that the Losses on both sdes were
severe, the Chinese fighting well. Tbs India let
ters speak Of the reason as the hottest known fol
twerh I've years. The sun had been more deadly
than the enemy to the British troops, who were
housed during the cheated term" Cotton mani
fested declining tendency, but the market wa
dull The latest quotations of COnsol' are at %
TO o5I.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
THE NEWS IN TIE CITY.


In this city OF cJurse there wss much excit.ms''
ye,terdev and no little dise4t sa tion al the ANNA
4 ccr f.mstcry dispatches. This silence vas deemh
mirous b, many, aud PersOns we're certain .hf
Re WI ole story wa hoax. There YES great dss
ftak, bu. no general pubh, demon III atiop. Flag
we've displayed tom sol1e Of tie pubic buildings
The Mayor snroulced at O'Clock yesterday 'hs
when be should receive a disps,ch cNlrmiog ttes sSF
ess OF the A,lsnti3 Gable by tie lsadng Of the o.ss
erd e. yslen,s Bay, he would csuss one hundred g.D
to be fred in the Park IN honor of the event, AID |"
spprse the ctzens that the great result had been 'GF
csa'uly achieved.
Tfe Telegraph Bui.cirg, No. q Wal street F|
aLted gsy appearance lac, night, for.y-two wind'''
OF tie bu.drg beng brillisItly illuninred with ?"
tween ige ard 'ix hundred Ishts, while scro" .''
street, were stretched tie fsgs Of toe w
tad s.e.es, Ers gland srd France. To-isy, by p.
mission Of Commodore Kssrrey, ConnandAat o. y.
Navy Yard 3; Brooklyn ,hs display Of buutlog W. "
ircrss,cd 10 thirty ore fsgs Of different rai'ns'
ale 70 be bought within .elsgrspbic conuanes.S,
with About -ghty employees OF the various ~ :,
which ooncs i.rAte a. this pint, ami srs unF'
charge Of M.ssrs. Talcott II rchmsn, Ely VIZ
ard Pew. chiefs Of the ,everal departments, is'
irg, had mcuy time overhe'uccess OF ths ''N' ..
A lsrgs COZ ct urse Of psIrors "s'moed 10 n"''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

The uncertainty with regard to the Atlantic Tele-
s,sph sii continues No dispatch has yet been sent
from one terminus to the other. 1t is positively
affrmed by the members of the Company that the
Assm eunon has rea :hed Ireland; but they say this
either on the faith of differences from the tune she
has been out and from the continuity Of the electric
current through the wires, or frlm some peculiar
signal hich had been agreed upon to indicate that
event. AT any rate no word has yet trsversed the
wires; ncr, a. We are assured, viii any word be
dispatched until the Queens message Of congratula
ton and tie Presidents reply shall hay, been trans
mitted. When that transmission will be even
attempted it is impossible to say. The ends of the
cable mus. FIRST be landed, and that is work Of
time. In Trinity Bay the Niagara is anchored a
mile or more fem land; and the heavy cable used
for the lsndward portion Of the line mus. frs. be
transferred to raft constructed for the purpose,
before il can b, carried TO the shore. The end st
yalentis Bay must, we presume, be landed
in tbs same slow manner il viii then ttke
day or two, after all this ceremony is accom-
plshed, to prepare for the Growing trial which
will decide IS to the practical result of the great
enterprise, and settle the question whether electric
communication is practically established beneath
tho Aaac!ic. 1t will probably BE- Monday, at
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

An arrival at New Orleans from Tsmpico bring
irg accounts from that pert to the 10th of July,
entirely fail to cor firm the report received by way
of Mstanoro of the abdication Of Zulsssa. In
fact this time, according to tie usual see saw
fasbion Of Mexican intelligence, the news seems
Iather to favor that porsy. 1t would seem that
MEamon, the successor of OsOllo, who had
marched frem San Luis Potos TO the rescue of
Gunsjuato, Tad not only driven Pueblita, the Con-
stitut ons'ist commander, out of that city, but
that the Corstitutionslist forces had been inter.
cepttd On their retreat by CobOs, another general
in tie Zulossa interest, BY whom they had been
completely dispersed, the general and many of his
soldiers being taken prisoners. The war waA
beginning to msume very embittered character,
ard, in accordance with some examples hitherto
set BY the Constitutonsl.ts, Puebta shortly after
bis capture, was put to death. tbs Nen- Orleans
Picoyare speaks Of intelligence by former arrivals
announcing the subsequent defeat Of Mirauon;
but tti', at most, is mere MatamOros runor,
which TequiIes confirmation. Gen. Moreno, tue
Governor Of that city, had marched into the inte.
ror with 500 mep, nouunally to suppress pronun.
camientO in favor of the CoDstitutionalists; but
bis real object was not known. The War steamer
Guerrero was at TampicO, and during the absence
Of Moreno Ger. Marin Of the navy had command
Of the garrison The position of Caaysjs cut
ting f the communication between TAmpico aud
the interior, fatal to the trade of that port.