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aud wif~ Mr l. J. ck,pky aud o,id VIM Lamb-r, " p-trs
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Perkins and two iofau j. Barhnsu, Russ and vie.
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end vile 4 T. Gle, ;. Andres aud wife H. Dixon, y '"
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p.r. A Hetmauo NJ VERNON Mrs Gordon ard lnfant u.
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Four Days Later from California

NEARLY 81 coo, 900 IN GOLD Dust I'm ROUTE FOR
NEw.yoRk-, ARRIVAL OF CLIPPER SHIPS AT
SAN FRANCISCO.
NEw.ORIEASS, Saturday, june IL, 1889.
The steamer Jasper Is below, from Minatitlsn Sth
inst. with California advices of May ~.
The nal steamship John Stephens, which ieIi
Sap Frapcsco on the 10th FOR Panama took 81 $40 OV
iu treasure and 400 passengers.
Business was good at san Francisco, and the ac-
counts from the mines sood-there being plenty
of water.
Coffee had advanced cents per pound sales OF
Rio at l3c In other articles there was no particular
charge to notice.
Tie news from Fraser River was discourssing
The ships Lockout Storm King aud Derby, from
New.York: Golden Rocket and Nightingale, from
Boston; Georgiaua, from Me bourne; james Browo,
Santa Claus aud Black Prince, from Hong Kong, aud
United States socpoi-wsr Decatur, from ResieJo'
had arrived at San Francisco.
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There is no news Of special hote from California
N apkesa.

San FsNCtsco Wsdne.isy, May IL, 1851.
Flour Sa'ss cf Domestic q ~ 0d ~ ~.
WBr.r $40 bags s0li Op private terms.
H,siEyt De- SID on rii,a,e terms 10 do. brewing at Ito
GArs-No ssra
F,1A1css-.fn tsg. B,d.g.s OIL Slc.
Ind, Buch.r Bo,hrr. Shoulders sold prysts
I,sp- Ior c.ar. Deck r. sold priv atr terms
BprryE-7i Gikius I'D on private terms
CaNpIfSsn b. Y. sod on private terms iShboSes
GrHuts a, sueon lse 2c boxes PheuiS eAs on ptivss"
trsg-Ssle ~ l0o bali bhl. No I on private terms
APrLrs-l75 half hols sod on private terms - .
CASE GooDs-Ssl,s Of - bN. pa APple-. ~ hN NJ gal
On = So a. do qts Cstsup, 3 do Lime Juice
~ rvs,c trrm. Queen Of tue Seas, 10 bAA sss t"A
Csc I,cds % private trrms.
Nh ALSO krcs ,u'd irm ship on pal, ate terms .
Co.Lsalss u Is runs Anthface eN Gotrs kckrf ON pr"
ystrfrtms.
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THE SOUTH PACIFIC

Dates from Valparaiso are To the lst OF May Ihs
South steamer brOuL hr news Of battle having taken
place b.iween the nvOlutUbists ard the Fovefnnen1
or the % Of last month, 10 which the former wero
pii. d, feattd The oes was estimated at above
2.0Cu men. Tie Government troops were coninsn 'et
hy Gen. Ndsuni, and thnoG al tue uppoHi'e pary ny
Gallo who bad 20 ny for bis he. This defeat, having
done awsy with she last chance the reyoh'loo-
ists hsd will restore the c"uotry to ran1ni
slal. IA fact, The Government have already opoeed
the n.rth ports and every boiy looks forward 10 tue
resiora,iou Of peace aDd revival 81 business
The hst OF killed aud the exact amount were n0s
known in Valparaiso up to the time Vi The steamer
leaving
II /, reported that Ecbenique has invaded the Peru
yiau territory 9th Bliylan force, but !. l. Thought
that President Castillo is psrty 10 this move lof the
stree n heuiug Of his CONN nod. he ha' Hsssh 'f
loab Of 0t0t0 Hrd authority To increase the army ID
20 go ueD This however, the Congress has rrilsrd-
FROM the south Of tbili there ~ uO news Vi nnPW-
lance Everything IL 10 a Tranquil state.
Exchange on H. gland, i6ld., ~ days.
Buste-s is very bad; nothing ding 49,
Dates frnnn Iins are 10 May -. In Linn md Cas-
lao as r. CARDS political sfI-rs, everything u quiet.
10 Arcqu,pa q slight revolution has brokcn out, bas
We could b0t get The parlicnars.
Exchange 90 England 42d., 80 days, nominal
Guaysquil is stil bivckaded, but there vas rnmor
e m srrnf gem nj bong made by which the blockade
onld be concluded Inc revolution there has entirely
died a~a,.
From Ecuador we learn that the interior towns hsd
pr, nourced against Robes Government, and hal pro-
claimed az Cbi,f Mag siruies 81 tbe country, hes~.
Gab,irl Garcia Moreno, Pacihco Chinboga and Jero-
mn o Carton Vice. Pe-ident-. These tire, Will be-
come candidates for the Presidency by-ana'by, In al
probability.
There & no other news from the coast Of aoy in
poItHpc-.
cou aging nature than that brought By the prevlos
mails. aud there u mpre psUrpect vi speedy tsrinns-
ton to the troubles existing the different Republics.
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THE WAR.

The news from the seat of is unmpOrtant
An official Sandman bulletin Gays that the Sardi-
psps passed the Sesa In the face of the Austrians
vlc were fortified st Psa.tr", after severe conflict
and carried rhe place making many pdsOoers. The
Sardiuiaus were under the imned ate command OF
King Victor Emanuel
Ghribaldi was making some bold movements IN
Ion,bardy. On the 9th alter furious fight oi three
hours, be entered Como. The Austrans retreated to
Camerlala, where the combat uenewed, aod the
Austrans tgain retreated toward Milan. All the
steamers on the Lake were in the hands OF the
patriots
II was reported via Berne that on the Goth Carl
badi was defeated by superior force, and withdrew
into the Canton Of Tessin but this LACKS confirmation,
and Turn dispatches give the impression that he was
making further progress
The contents Of the French bulletins unimpor
tant.
The Emperor was about to move his headquarters
from Alessandrla and it reported he wonld go to
Casale.
The Austrians in considerable force, had occupied
Bobbio.
1t was reported in Parma that as the French
enter Milan, England and Prussia will make most
strenuous efforts to end the war.
A 6ett had occurred at Florence between some
English war sailors and American. account of
the latter wearing ricolor rosetes, but no details had
been received.
The Emperor of Austria quilted Vienna on the 29th,
and arrived at Verona on the 3st May accompanied
by bis brother, the Archduke Charles, General Hess,
and others.
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THE LATEST.

LONDON June l, 1879.
The Times announces that the address in reply to
the rova speech will be moved by the Hon. Agefnon
Egersen NJ r. for South Lancaster and will be
seconded by Sir James Elphinston, NJ. p for Ports
mouth.
The Queen held a council yesterday.
The Earl of Elgin had an audience on his return
from China and Vscoun Stratford dc Radcliffe on his
return from Constautiuople.
Mis- Florence Nightingale is in precsrious state
Of health but The Advertiser conradc's the report
Of her having eutered convent.
Dr. Uetbbv. the medical officer Of health for the
Citv Of London. reports that the Thames has, within
the last few DAYS notwithstanding the early period OF
the wear exhibited unmistakable symptoms OF Often
bsiveuess, and more pungently than last Summer
GEN SIR Henry smith, commanding the Northern
and Midland districts viii relinqush his command IN
tSep,ember next.
The Bankers Magazine, in reference to the pros
.,s Of the money market says that the expectation
ms TO bc that the value OF accommodation ior the
Resent will be comparatively easy, but tha' suoSe
Dueptly an increased demand will arise, which may
even carry the rate toward the close Of the year. 10
~ to 3 4 cent
Z The city article Of The Daily Meas OF Tuesday
evening saws the fresh rise established IN The i"HuS
to-dsy amounted 10 three-elghths per CENT iiasus
per cent in two dsys and aotal rebound oil nearly
five per cent from the lowest point touched dunng tue
panic. Most classes Of other securities, also paFei
pated to-day in the upward movement. A''o@g he
considerations rhieh assisted the rise today "ds an
impression that The Aus'rsans gcttIAg ne r0'| q
zhe s'rugsi', and that early and general a9raae
of he allied forces Is probable. The Improvement
established in the foreign exchanges, at moment
when gold is flowing in freely from Russia, Turkey
and the United States independently Of the remit
e.. in becoming due from Australia, likewise
tperaiea on the favorable side. There were no
! ion operations at the bank to-day. Tue goi ar
riv~'s from st. Petersburg to-day amounted to csc,
CO., ary the whole of which is expected to be taken
b The Nk. The foreign exchanges this afternoon
ere m, favorable for this :ountry.
The 1'Hes City Articlcl says the funds opened
Z lornipg with undiminishcd frmness. There ~as
-'~s 70 excite attestioH, and ,Pcca!at'0H Is dor.
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EIGHT DEyS or MANY BROKEy UP.
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED MALES AND FE-
MALES ARRESTED.

About III o'clock this morning platoon o. 'o"e"'
under conn and % Sergeant Deyvrfsney acting under
order. from Capt. Williamson Of the Fourteenth
Precinct. made descent upon fhe houses OF "
fame in Howard street respectively numbered its
y, g. q, %, q % and 81, snd arrested about ona
hundred males and females, majority 81 whom arc
OF the yiles, ola..es that infect our city
The seene a: the Stsion-IIouse was ptiabls in tho
extreme Male. varying 10 sge ron 10 70 %, SONS
Of whom exhibited the deepest shame and sorrow.
while Others brayed the dsreputabie position in which
they we've placed with unb!ushirg efcvntery. Tae
women were of various ages; some were in tears,
while others seemed 10 consider their arrest as
matter Of consequerce and nothing than they
had expected.
Capt. wiIiamson has expressed & determination 70
ferrt oct and break up every den Of this descnP-
ton 10 he Precinct, and hope that be vii be sus-
aiLee IN bis efforts. The affair has created quito
en.a,on in the vicinity of Howard street.
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THE saapIsIlss CROSSING THE seSIA.
FIGHT AND A VICTORY.
INTERESTING RUMORS.
QUsDtc, Saturday, juno II, i85!

QUtDtc, Saturday, juno H. 1859.
The scsew-stesinship North Brtou, from Liver
ood On Wednesday. the Ist Of June, pu.sod Father
Point 81 O'Clock tins morning, and will reach thus
pot iO-Tgbt.
The steamship Niagara from Boston via II ,lifax
arrived 81 Liverpool onthe 18th May.
The steamship Bavaria, fro IL Ne@-York, arrived
st Southampton oD the 29tn.
The steamship Anp loSaxon, from Qdebec, arrived
Of Liverpool on the morning of the LIST June.
The Colorado, from Gale to Tondernanar was
wrecked at Point Ceylon on the 9th of April add the
osptain HIS wife aud two seamen lost
The Auoubop, from Sir gapore for New-Yorl, took
ere on the 18th Of March ana into Batavia where
she was totally destroyed.
The George Green, lom Cronstedt for New-fork,
put into Copenhagen the 26th Of May She will
have to discharge.
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INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.

Tho L. :. Mail Steamship Star Of tn West. 4. G.
Gray, commanding from Asginwau Nay ), and h y
Wet the Sih, with San Francisco dates Of the 2rh
ult and A. 10000 tras are, srnved her. al 'u'2
ocl,,k til, morning She lrt' at hey Wes' s'O''oS
III ,iausit FOR New O'lesns. Lett 10 port OF A'p'nwA
L. :. s,esu,f,iga,e Roanoke, all we'll
The Juuestove l,ft On the } met for Greytowa
,uue eth lat % Is, lou- Il. exchanged e'iors waA
bark Milton, showi,g Wakeman, Dmoa Il Cois'is
mails. standli z 70 y. and W.
Tie following is the IT, asurc list Of the Star OF the
W, ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
THE TURF.
FAILURE OF THE RACES OF THE UNION
JOCKEY CLUB.

JOCKEY CLUB.
An ss-smb.sge Of some four or FIVE hundred people
vert 10 the Eclipse Course Saturday n the ast
day. racing Of the meeting advertised by the Coion
jockey CAB. They were disappointed, however,
the Officers oi The Club announcing that tue expected
races would lot take place. The reason Tor this fall
ar. Wa 10, that the weather uniavorable for Il
could no, have been fuer; nor thai the horses were
Lot ready, f"r they GIL present. IL condition. and
would. beyond doubt, have made capital running
But il sppesr. thAt the Club has not sold tickets
sroogh 20 pey;h purses which were 20 be coutended
for; sccordiDgy the purses were notwithstanding, and
the contests did not take place. In other words, the
Cub failed 10 keep its engagements.
Consld, nIs hat this Cub formed for the pur-
pos. OF taking the Amusement: OF racing out OF the
hsnts oi irresponsible aid disreputable persons, in
order 10 have Il conducted by gentlemen this failure
lcoks badly We presume that If the Club had been
composed q. professional gamblers they wouh have
fulfilled then undertaking, if they had had 10
nav the money out OF their own pockets.
4 match has been made between the famous horses
Tar River and Bill Chatham. for t25O0, tao mile
heats. at the Fa-hlon Course, Tuesday, and
another match for = 900, between the same horse,
a: the Fashion Coarse on Friday Of this week
A, the Eclipse Coarse, On Wednesday, there = q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
From NeW-MexiCO.

ST. LOUIS. Saturday, jane III, leJ'.
TIE Santa Fe mail oi May % resched independence
this mOrni'g.
mass meeting Of the Democracy of Santa re on
the 18th ndoIsed the Administration, aud also dee
gated to Congress Mr. Otero.
Great preparations were making 10 receive the Hon.
J. = Phelps Of Missouri who had been invited by the
Legislature ~ visit New Mexico
The Stockton mail arrives s. Santa Fe regularly
since the establishment OF military post a. the cross
ing Of The Colorado
There had been no rain this year in New-Mexco.
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opportunity TO know New-Eas and - vel - sAs. -
wbo boz tue peculiar e..ias ~ to pro51 ~ tho
ku,wt i.r. A'rrads therv have bs.n Scenes ia tho
Ministers WcOiHc." that. ia tboIs lo-ness Of Lone
snd quiet uUth. cor;IAs; n chsrmns'y Wit the
tumid vssu-pe-s Of the msiere school Of novel;
.rt.r. a. the "Vicar IT wske6rld'' ttse'f. .nl
an. restl mstsk-n if il do o", pr'vN To- b. In. m.ss
Characteristic 1T Mr., Sto s~s works aaa that %
h.ch her fame vii chiefly rr,t ~iio pestssuy
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OF the German Sing.
ing Association.

BNTlA0RF, Saturday, June IT, lS1q.
Tha s;cb,b Anniversary Of the German Singing A.
commenced this evening With the reception,
= wnnnnen. square of the societies from Nesfork,
PhlIadslpha, Lar caste, and Sher pieces: AterTd
there was display OF fireworks and stVeI NJ pr
Tnssdav and Concludes with an immense pc-nle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CUTTOS MAREyT-CoTros has been
toe,aby acsr has advsuctd Ii6G last Friday quo
tsDtl- gresei ia pToyeuleu ,eias the Fir sd hid
ding qusi;ie The ss FOR the kree days up p 90 b,es
Of wlch cscrs iok if ekir.-Is4 400 The market
cosed iih ud-Icy iii. upward MssT. Clare SoG quite
OTi'sn hiddlDs a. Gso.; Uplaud ditto al GA.
MAaCHHSTtR MARKtTs.-Tnr aiyic-s from Man.
cher a. favorable character and there had bon sznt
in al kidd Il f4trcs For us. goods there
active q. maid. but YARNS father dull
LIvEhPOOL BKEAbsTUFFs MARKET.-RichsrisOn
snrP ca rpnrt that tha weather had ben very favorable
for u. orps Bre as'us deelniug Flour very dad
aId <1SI noer The quotations III G5G. Wheat
quite du but tie Dnaiy u0ca-nf-d WIS.,
hud al Is; u rsrfn bite, ~ 6dil s0hrrn Whir.
lfJdl3i Com dur neglected Mixed quoted SEQ
eisds Y'ltw ga7i .; Whte g GSis
iyIRPOUL PROVISION MARgET gland, Ahva
Co. osh.r quote: Beef quie; snd steady Bacon steady.
Lsrd duil and quoted at 50 606Ii. Tal!os quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar steady.
Ctfr- quHt Rice firm. A.Les quiet III seed Oil, jyi
Ron steady; Common, GfA Spirits Of TuTPeIine 'tesdy
Ut 4J6
Losnor MAREFTs.-WHRAT bad declined q a 81
m orotstious PRE- week. SUGAR quiet COFFEE steady
TIA firm for Congo. kcg srn. TALLow 81 L,sstso
on Is 3dEG PIG eOS dun a. ~. The Wool .,s c.-d
at Ais IN anyanor. mainly IN thr finer -radfS
LOEDOs MONEY MAKkET.-C'nsol- closed on Tues
evening s3i d93ir both srd account Amrrcsn
curities dull Iunis Cen. X. sh ares ted AZ
discount ETie shares Cat. Ne~IorS Central
shBrts 6fdtt
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Naval Intelligence.

BOsroN SATURDAY, June II, -.
nav, Tinted states steam slcop-ct-war IetnIhyl
az ,rmn a trial "trip. The ship works sdinl a0'
. him Audubon, whose loss by fire repol'ea'
II h. Williams & Daland Of this city, ana was ~
s,,r,.d m S,ste street for SIS M n;s.,.e
SURF ~ 80 General Clnch hence for Proviien'c,
!Sors on Luommedieu Sheal, bilged, ana iui u
water,
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FRANCE,

1t was rumored that Napoleon returns in August,
after the first series of military operations.
Heavy shipments Of artillery aud siege materials
were progressing.
The Paris Bourse was buoyant at over y cent sd-
vance; the Threes closed al 62f. 76c.
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From Washington.
match 70 The y. Y. Tribune.

4.
WASHINGTON, June r. 1889.
TIE various railroads between New-fOfk and
Charleston, and their connections with Nrw-Or-
leans via Florida, submitted TO the Pos.-O1ice De-
pertinent formal proposition, yesterday, for mail
service from Nrw.Yvrk To New-Orleans in four
days The Postmaster General reserves his de-
cis,on until competing routes via Cairo, III one
direction, ard through Virginia and Tennessee in
sp"iher, cun present proposals.
The dispatches expected from Gov. Cumming
relative 10 the disp rsinn Of the Mormon militia
DID not reach the War Department, yesterday.
Two of the steamers reccUtly returned from
Paraguay. have been ordeced to the Coast of Africa
and three to the Gulf Of Mexico
SbUbnck. as COmmodor Of the Paraguay expe-
dition, ordered the reports to be made to him OF
all the details of the expedition, for the future
guidance Of the Government, aud thus 1t was dts
closed the general report to the Secretary OF the
Navy that the vessels Of that expedition were pro-
yided with but ammunition sufficient for seven
hours rapid frng; if eight bad occurred, the great
expedition must have been defeated for actual want
of powoer aud ball. This fact makes sensation
beIe, and will be investigated next session Of
Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

PROPERTY RIGHTS OF MARRIED woNES.-ine 80.
.preme Cont Of Michigan has affirmed the decision q
an inferior court that WOMAN has Q perfec, right IN
control in all respects all property acquired by her 30.
fore or after marriage the, belongs to her, ndepsetsS
" her husbsnd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

;ru';;rg match between the horses Neani,n Boy
Nsi!v- American All p'.lcs. AL GA TlIr'1a! -
TIVE, z tio;s Temple an Pr!rcrss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
GERMANY.

The Military Committee Of the German Diet was
reported to have approved Of a motion to place an
army on the Rhine, and will propose its adoption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
E-eshef i'm Maryland.

R,lriNuRk, Saturday, Juno IL, 80
,.o,.aa there vss a freshet along the me o
,ha psit;more aid Ohio Road last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

rotf The savings bank purcila-es appear Tn hav-
cea.,5. OF the f2fs,"n by the Niagara cI.n on,
is,e errived IT, L 1on ana been takes for Ill. Coz
iin.nf. The remainder being or French account
viii 20 10 France erect fiom L'verpool. Ia forriga
exchanges, q is afternoon the rate on Hsmbury Wa.
slight, higher During the month ju It GUIDED, the
nov, meni II cousols has been eutir.y upssrd, and
on adv las been rssbish.d Of - pr ceu,. a.
though scarcely single fact has transplred to alter
IL. npl, xon Of political aff,ir..
IT, the mark.tfo' English r-ii1ay -tocks, there was
yesterday n further advance ~ TO per rent TIE
purchases by the public continue. although on less
e,tcI sve scae Thr remarkable fall in the shares Of
the CeyIon Railway Company continues and renewed
doubts felt TO the possibility Of its being cca-
struct.d within the limits Of the guaranteed capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
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TO the Associated Pres
a.


WASHINGTON Saturday June Ill., 1872
The Secretary If the Navy by order of the PreS-
dent has named the purchased vessels respectively
mys,ic, Wyabdott, Sumpter, Mohawk, Anaccstia and
Crusader. TIE Mystic and Sumptcr are to be added
10 the african Squadron. and the others added to the
Gulf Squadron, making thnteen, which sre as follows
VIZ: Roanoke, Sabine Savannah, Brooklyn, St
Louis, Jamesfosn, Saratoga, Relief, Preble, Fulton
Wat-I-W, ch M"ha~k, Crusader.
Lieut., Maffi, WIN captured the Echo, is to have
con mard of the Crusader, and Lieut. Craven OF oae
Of the other vessels bich is goiog to the Gulf Com
nander Williamson has received preparatory ordersto
the Fulton.
The Fri cipal object in augmenting the Gulf squad
ron at this tine IL TO look after American interests
generally, aud in case of any emergency TO protect
them at all hazsrds. 10 display a pretty strong
American force will exert a good influence.
The Government has not deciced upon any dehplie
pohcy as "a the they will pursue IN regard 10
Nj. xcan AFFAIR." and are awaiting further adv'ces
The Administration are not fully advised with refer
ence TO the Intentions of the English and French
Minister'S. Ii is stouty denied that those Mioisters
are throwing any obstacles in the way Of the Juarez
Government.