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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

fhc advice. lrHm tea,l .f1's. ninHsu VARIOUS
.r-eeetshIr -rlrss- AMI 'nui'ri' 'Ar deh . f lt.
We of ihe most ehccf'r ab4fa te- Nothing nuau.
30 en.ury the proini ligadltlou 'te ,pitr' misb'
'luc-. vt 'he company. "a. a.,r"te c~guiSIt'on
ai uac .ompAny upon o sound b.... at 'ie ,igorIl.
prascculru at the work ups1 scale c.fau.h -ltat'
with the ntrunccnec nf The enterprise but tlir remo
ya oi 'he State .ut pr Fo~ike4 siitc. u, from
New Iork, under date Of the 18th june that NJ }.
Elgar Thompson. Ia virw of the hsiiorng condition
and pfu-po7tl Of the company hls asrsrd e. aefrpt
the presidency OF the company, apeu contain cond
ian.. ,.,m Which rea Doc readily complied with but
ouc.-and that i thc dismissal, % The state -n,t, Mr.
fhump.on stands At the bead % the nirad ii-' aud
), apnedered one NJ the first st not tie very hri man
n the luipn, IN managing railroad g'mpaa'.. Money
tor the payment " the dcut' money and labor to
build H., rad and the enlistment n the hr- men in
the nou 10 To-, ,Hc 'e~s ol tlr ,ulcngse hang upou
one contingency aud that the l.n -ai uf tAc state
.utt W. ia rssls know thDle nothing U td- 'uli
anl thl, rapi'tl talent ard ea'rf .oult safety rm'
bark m this grea, enterprise onhon: tae -hsht'''
hazard hat u..n abroad dl 1900; L.ow this 3uA eap'
tai which D. Mway. 'im'd -,AnDt Dc crli.'oi und,r
-ueb as-urancc. surely uuler ine-e c1eams stances
'hy State will NOT eouiHrr w p.o'' mo- tti sui' and
'hu- defeat the enterprise There Is ma apology inr
such ,i4r-c tor u "a, ey.a 'lt.1n- aul promise
u.s believed % be- rc,. should prl,r 10 he talarou.
(which B., ali 'sciher tuprnhah0J tho flii could b,
renewed o.. Il il should he."ne necessary the Leg
t.at.rt ,.al bc meotci 90 protect the state
s,a, q of feeling cAl.t' ou ihia suHIeci aud CIV
great rnt,la and private ntrpAi' m.pisci drahnI
tho ilumni d.stats.al 10 tIIs .lit. We kHpir COX
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02
| Remain Your ob't ScrV I.
JOHN {. IitRRlS,

~rcnlNfN q u ~ M =.
To Mc,>rs john : Wilson, : j Richardson
G. " Niglnn and Others.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02
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G.. ". ClllI1'ON.
j. &. ROBERTSON
II. !. GDOuM

ANp >tyTs HuNpRrD OtHEKs.
On motion the meting adjourned.
j. ". FIELDS, Chmn.
Il " Y.r eS',,,se Secretaries.
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FROM flashing TON.
THE NATIONAL FINANCES-THE rARIFF
Corn spondeDoe Of The PHILADELPHIA North American.

THE NATIONAL FINANCES-TliE rARtFF
Corr spondeDoe Of The Philadelphia North American.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l6, 1859.
No action was taken, in the Committee of Ways
and Mears, upon the tariff yesterday, wing 70 TIE IN
6ipostou Of Mr.. Phelps, the Chairman. Tney Sd
joulrei until Thursday when, it is understood he will
bring forward scheme which will snisly adopt
Mr. Cobb's idea for dscimsl divisions in laying the
tutes transfer portions of the fee t TO the dutable
soheS ules and trsospae some Of the articles under
the prssett schedule. Il Is easy to sss ths. an ex
pedient Of this sort will beneficial porp)se
As well ADMINISTER styptic TO limb needing amputs
tiop thorough and dic4l change 10 the system is
reeded and other will suit the present despsra,s
necessity. Temporzing and qusckery must only in
the disease uoder which the couat'y langsshes
and the TieasuIyis depleted. Whenever the Dsnoc-
rtoy have ma.ured their plan, the majority of he
Committee will be prepared 70 sub nit counter prop
osiiion, and TO invoke the pabi, Judgment b,tvsen
the two. Grea. pains have been taken 70 procl
Iehsble Dfornston aud the aim VIII be to attain "a,
most good through g moderate snd fair bill which
wi lock to stability and TO reasonable dscrinin ltion
AL mere poiical considerations have been discarded
in the effort to obtain the most equit able ana practical
tsdf
The Committee Of Ways AMI Means are de fii5ily
DIVIDED in regard TO the snoan. of money that will BE-
required to cary the Treasury through the fiscal yea
OF course, the Democratic majority will s,Iiy. to
diminish it as far as possible fearing the eec. upon
TIE country, and aAregsrdng the pressing Obligations
OF the Government. Ia mating up HE ss-usl esti-
mates, Dir. Cobb never took into the account az all
the twenty mil ions of Treasury noes authorize a, the
LIST session, eighteen millions of wcicl VIII fall due
before the expiration OF the fiscal year. on the Isl of
July. He dismissed that small i;sID BY s.yicg il was
not contemplated TO redeem them. Nor did ne rsssr
to the million Of interest which viii have accrued and
Tor which provision must be made. In assun ming .
eAanoe Of seven millions on hsad next JAY ne neg
ected TO ceduc $500 00 of s3ni,tei deficit Jr "a
fs-Uhce, which az o,ce exiingushes more thau hall
~ this imaginary balance. lie informed Congress in
us INST ANIMAL report that margin ~ i've million
as required 20 work the Trea ury satisfactorily Ii
~, snS must be granted. Ard it is proved 10
oy Tie fact nat, while the Treasury has
sae % more Millions nominsly .ublec. TO drad the
pso1g seen's are turned away daily from the
,tp'ueei, iSr wan, Of funds to meet their dema-ds,
uns cdu.ipg great injury 10 needy claimants.
10 tneee ntms be added the excessive est.
o. tne SECRETARY for revenue, il will be four
snn tninY millions Sl not more than cover, 10 they
ACTUALLY meet, the wants Of the Treasury. Tue Ways
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The rec hose Until tie tie was extosaishes. IL DAD
Operations <ere very successful. Every night srsspe
'sst night Exempt Compsny wso have charge Of tn
sPp"aios Rave had stcsn up. As sooa - the L.
g'neeis cert for her, steam put Up 10 ,hors tina
snd ste caae dosn Broadway in good style.
owirg to the laeners Of the hour is was impossh,
70 gather any particulars as to Losses and nsarasos.
but at sioogh estimate the Ioss i'll amount 20 betwssa
81, eco AID $40 coo.
Tie stssm Laundry was fitted up on an exteaslvo
sos ard tbs proprietor sustain aos. of abou. o. o0a
Mr. Pce bad recently moved into ths buiidsg, -
had fitted up his spntusnis st considerable expesssL
bis batteries for SILVER pstipg we're arranged h .
large crpolson the ro,f His stock, consisting for IL
most pant Of ms,onic emblsms together With msay
vsluabe patterns and oies were entiieiy destroyed
Pts css will not Isl, far short Of - oOd sad believe
be il uninsured. Mr.. Price recently moved 70 this city
fcn. Utca al which place he was once before brasA
out.
Ire bu;ldirg is q total wreck. Los rot knows.
TIE fame bui(iOg, No. TO- occupied hy VIM. Bss-
rot, as bedstead mandatory was Considerably
damaged by the falling Of the side wall.
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POLITICAL

The wsshiret c:rrespopden, Of The Be.iIa're
Anaicaa says tas, the election Of Mr.. Salisbury 81
Senator from Delaware, is regarded as positive re-
buke TO the Baysri wing OF the Democracy, which
did everything 70 compass Lis defeat.
Mr.. c. f. Hemingway, says The NT-Orie0"'
Ptoo,use bss introduced into tbe Arkansas Hoass Of
Repre- a,yes resolution declaring the business q
the State debt scknosl jgiug the oblgston OF Tue
State 70 psy it. end directing the Committee on Ways
and Means to report bill 10 provide for tie payment
of the interest and for tie principal Of Tie who.e sac
debt when i. sLsn become due.
The Ohio Legislature has bill TO rei1ce tie sAs-
rec of Supreme judges from Sc, o0s 70 5000.
f. Gov. Walker and bis Secretary Stanton OF
Ksrsss hays Issued card addressed to the people o.
the U1tst sts;es in Tie Na.toaGI IHtlgsEesr II re-
srec TO he fraudulent Ksn election returns bs.
one- oue Of the Judge. Of the notorious otora pre-
c;uc, has lstely pup=hei statement thst be did 60,
attach HE name TIE rsuiUlsrt Oxford refafh' ou'
,hs.itvss forged. NJ. Walker comments upon 70 s
,t A. .n illustration Of the injustice done HIN oy t'e
Admin straton in ceusurpg him for rejecting the w
ford fraud
The Dem ccrscy o: Maine or so mach Off a. Is re
re,etted in TIE legislature st Augusta records nsel
as Of tie Douglas rather than the AdmuIstTa'ioi
s.,ipe. At c receI. meeting of the DemocrAsi mem
| bors, il was
p,.,~S That We bold 70 ~ sourd an. uneKoeestoust
tai n tle pc Territory favor OF
ihet have rat nsas bss " essasa sS ?0se0' " -
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spd Means have reduced Mr. Cobb's estimates tbr-a
millions, uy cut,iog dosn tho appropriations for r.id
cations rsvy y.Ids Pooho Gviihhogs and o'hsf 90
uon,e s.d II they shOud not be, this ref1ci01 viii
| be more then made mp from otter sources. Hence
while the Secretary asserts that tveriy millions will
rr,tect his wants, II is manifest the public edit must
q fer before the next Of Cons nine
hence by such inadeq gate provision. II however he
s sas6ed Jet him and lis per.y n Congress take the
responsibility. They have possession Of every depa,t
uneut Of the Government ard large msjoss in both
b,srcoe. ct Corste.si they are ars~ersb'e to the
cOuury for the su..l.a Taion OF Ola a"A e"oui'
Ii ow what means are wanted.
TIE receipts for Customs dnriuS Tire las. quarter,
eroIg Dec. 81, have been ahont rinA sud ; hall
Millions, or more than too and half millions be'ow
ibe average assumed by Mr.. Cobb in estusting for
tue fiscal year. To bTirg up this esws7 the pressa
QusJter into which the Spring and Sum ner imports
enter, should produce fEtesn millions y million and
bali more thar the fret qusrter, shich covers the
heavy Fail and Winter imports, willie the forth, a.
ways the worst OF tee year, should equal the first.
Wbo expects sucb RENTS TO be producsdf AID if
they fol-, then We 10 be sntertAiost next Dsoem
Der With another homly sbont the uncertainty Of hd
calculations, to witness, in the time, II
Insufficient loan be voted, failure Of TIE Treasury
to meet its ordinary Obligations.
II the prcects Of ii Democracy in regard TO Cabs,
a proteciorats over Sonora and Cbhu ahua and dis
crtiiOn to the President concerning Mexico and Gen.
tTsl America, oud be adopted by Congr ss 10 say
nothing Of six millions of debt for Oregon the
Paraguay expe dltior which may yet cost many mill
IONS the half million claim pressing for vol
uItcers 10 Florida and excluding from view the five
millions osIy due for French spoliaons, and rou1d
hundred millions Of loan would be absolutely required
before the adjournment. The figures are unnis.aka-
bic, and only want careful examination 10 prove tha.
vast political scheme is projected to strengthen the
hands Of the Administration by inore OF patron
age and Jobs, costing more than ten times the Utah
war, with its ten millions of wasteful outlay. Lot
bese facts DO borne in mind when such propositions
are urged for, under the disguise Of defending the
" natiorsl honor" ard such bumbuggery, there are
otAer and much more selfish objects concealed
INDEPENDENT
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FIRES.

p,srRrcTtyE PIPE IN DUANE srREET-L0ss Between
10000 AsD $50 O00-srEAN EsGIsE AT WORK.
Last ns bt about 10 o'clock, fire broke ont IN the
large Gve.story brick building No. IS Duane street,
extending through to Manhattan plsce Toe builiing
was occupied exclusively for manufacturing purposes
the POWER beirg supplied by large stssn-efgne in
the rear basement Hobler & Schneider, tO0l-yriud
ere; III. Beaumont, morocco case maker, aud j. ~ u.
Gallagher, brass-founders, occupied the basement.
G. Kobler Ma hnist occupied the first floor. The
second lsor was occupied as a carpenter shop tle
third floor by VIM. Gee, manufacturer Of patent lubr-
catrg o-cups and soda water apparatus, glass-cut-
ting estab.is oment, and C. H. Whiting, wood tarner
the fourth floor by X Jones az steam laundry and
the fifth floor by Mr.. Virgil Prics, silver platter and
manufacturer of masonic emblems.
Owing to the large quantity of combustble ms'ersi
in the premises the flames spread With astonishing ra-
uidi,y and had burst foth from the roof before the
fremen re sched the ground. Tue extreme hight OF
the building prevented the frenen from throwing an
ADEQUATE supply Of wster upcn tho flames, and bat
little ese could be done than TO look out aud wsae:s
the destruction Of the premises. LIZ less than hall an
hour after the alarm had been given, the roof had
fallen, and the flares b.l,ling furously forth
ren the front and rear windows Of the second third,
fourth and fifth stories.
The frenen Of the lower districts were stationed
upon Dame street and Manhattan placs, and p1ured
great quantity Of water upon tie FIRE, but seemingly
without any use The aooys Of the 9TH, fourth and
third stoies, were speedily burned through, leaving
the naked walls standing. A portioc Of the upper
part ofthe front wal gave way end looeene3 The VII 49,
when it became necessary TO demohsh the walls
Lorg ladders were brought, with which the wars
were pushed down. and thus the possibility 81 serious
accden. occurring, from their failing Of thsE ewl
accord, was prevented. Mr. John Decker A's'stan;
En- gins en- WIS struck by falling brick, AMI slightly
Injured No other accident occurred that oGr reporter
| leaned.
All o'clock tie stesm-6re engine vas brought upon
the ground, for the purpose Of relieving the frenen
who were by this time pretty well tired out Mot o
the comp .nies ord 1ed to take up AID 20 home
! The steam engine WIS stationed on Broadway, and
ne hose CARED dorm Duane street. Steam having
been 20. up in av<ry sho.t time, the engias va. SCI
work, but BET her stream reached the buiLdsl
ter hose burst. A second aud third trial were made
but with IL 20 better results. The Second stream wa
continued very successfully for about nve minutes
when '.Ae hose gave way. Work was then suSpena''
INT the men could procure their own nose, "Hica
made of hemp and quit. psrchs- =.
The steasn engies wss Continued IN operation VIZ
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icy Telegraph
TeCCLt t3cIteneI

BosToN, Monday, J N. IL, 1850.
A passenger in the schooner North VIM a. t1is
port furnishes Interesting dttao of the new movement
in Heyti.
For some tine it has been supposed at Gonsivss
t. at political rising was intenced.
ON the afternoon of Dec ~ four armed individuals
landed on the beach aad entering Gonave., ga,oped
st ouce TO La Plaza, the re1dence Of the Governor,
where Jeffald demanded entrance OF the sentinel,
and that tie cry Of "Vive Ia Repubfque should be
raised which demands the sentinel refused to comply
WITH J.flsrd ard his companions then frightened the
sentinel Of the Jail into liberation Of about forty
political prisoners, who joined Jefard. The whole
party returning the Governor residence, sunnone1
him to surrender to the forces of lbert and the Re-
public. He acced.d to their demands, and resigned.
The strong Part q the town WAS now in the posses
zion Of Jefard who Joined by all the military aud
town people. They then marched to palace belong
in, TO IL Soulouque where deput sion met and pro-
clsimed the Republic Of Hayti, with Jeffrd IS
provi ionel head.
On Thursday, December q, the Republic was pro.
c aimed in the Grand Square and JehArd named
Provisional President, which Office he accepted Gov
Bartholomew gave in his submiss on ard, after
efand 81 enn;zston by the Church, the new Constl.
tuition was signed by the late authorities of the pr1cpal
cities.
The forces Of Jefsra augmented by citizens OF
Goraiyes, and The fortified town Of St. M'rk's was
taken possession of without opposition. Here they
were TO remain and recruit until they were strong
enough to meet the forces OF Sououqae IN the field or
assail him at Port au Pfince.
The Instruction was spreading roth aud south.
ysr,us DEGREES had been issued of which revives
and puts il force tie constitution of 1916 and provides
for the calling OF Legislature by Presiden: Jefiard
DEGREES Lad also been promulgated releasing a.!
POLITICAL prisorers increasing the ratiOns OF soldiers
aud ordering tie destruction Of the Fot OF Gonavss'
4 decree mad also been Issued headed "The RePuehc
OF Hsyti," and, in the rame OF the nation, depry,'
soulopQue Of al power. 1t also chTacterizes lbs
Adminst alton S. nothing but series of robberies
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THE K1YTT REVOLUTION.
From The Boston Journal Jan II.

Fren The Boston Journal Jan IT,
The schooner North Wind Of Provincetown C. ant
Higgins, :..ived below this I1-. y:stertsy bringing
highly important news from Hayti, which country Is
again the scere Of civil comDOtion.
Cspt. Higgins sailed from GJnaives January l. and
brIgs very late advices from that portion Of the
island. lie reports tie H6yten part of the island 10
state Ct revolt against the present Government Of the
En- peror Soulouque, or Faustin l., he is officially
styled. The revolution broke out on the ~ OF Do
cember. On that day small party OF Republicans,
headed by Gen. Jefiards officer attached TO the
Hayden army, who is said not to be a coal-baca
negro entered the town Of Gonayes and being Ji d
by the people in large numbers, without Opposition
fom any quarter they became embOldened BY tuccoss
end renounced all ell glance to the Emperor and bis
Government. The population became greatly excited,
ard greeted Gen. Jefiards with uI bounded applause
The leaders Of the emeute Immediately took measures
to consolidate their power with The people, and, takicS
advantage Of the prevailing enthusiasm which IN lLl-
tested among all 3lasses, they, n the name Of the
o. ople, proclaimed republic. Gen. Jetards, the
leader OF the Republicans was subsequently, declirei
Precedent. 1t is stated that the whole ahir paSte
over without blOOdthed.
Tire spjrit of revolt thus ipaugurated at Gonaves,
il me oiatey spread TO the adjoining towns, and tbs
wi ole county Whereabouts was soon 10 state OF CON-
motion. The people Of Aux Cayes sAd Jscmel, two
important towns, welcomed the ne 0rIer OF ,naes'
and declared Tor the Republic and General Jeili fs.
IL is stated that all the southern part OF the ls tnd
are in favor Of the change, and In some places the
peCpl. rOse Gil masse TO reeve the leaders OF the
1cNpU.
The revolution was CONNER ced at Gonsves by Gen.
Jt iards and small body of adherents the nunbo OF
whom WAS exceedingly sDall at first, but beag joined
hy the inhabitants, it soon grew lGto popular out
brcsk AID at last accounts was extending.
Capt. Higgins reports that o. the mig bt Oh JAM l,
as he sailed by the fortified town Of st. N ircs he saw
the place ia ames and itfers that the insurgents ha1
met With some opposition fom the adhereots OF Sou
lou1ue ard that Of the parties had fired the to.n
When C1pt Higgins left no news had been REQ sIgei
from Port SUI Prince the capital, and residence OF tue
Emperor The body Of his army it at that place ana
il remains 30 be whether the revolution VIII OK
tend 10 the capital and if CO. whether the soldiers Will
frateroize with the revoteIs and turn aga list their
old master.
Busi, ess was generally suspended on account of Tue
reCCLt excitement.
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,,t breakfast did Mt await sny further tris' ..
th.ir ccr,ttrc.. but dispsr-ed ic most aSmirabts
otoIder folIpe cd by 'he Nsionsl Goards uho' saa.
oeeced 10 making tesen or sobeys the III rous chief
tain, NicIcr Cbui.o escaping. Auorg the spoiIs Of
te yciois Uas a cart Of wailke stores which pr'u-
clay consisted Of son bundes Of Aboriginal lsnces
iul loS ICED from tIoben shears aud taeuara c.Ues
Some anests have bsen made 10 10 IN of persons
fnpposs 20 be ooml Heated in this aHair-D joan G.
Aeu'lar, heuieraLt coloUel out e employment
nelie tic most oonspicp"Cs pr.cuer, as pr,slnma-
tiOu bar beer fourd bsgrs bis nams = foot ia h;eh
be j. ire GeLeralin Chiefof the religious froes
VI tie Province.
"a niiI,s1y peisossge Of the n4me Of De- Campo
hes slso leen aTe-ted on suspicen az Lobos, for
walGed 10 Chivlcoy"
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Hss.y srsprod slsyer, AsJ have eqss sh' sst
isus ie.asAsf e." q
An irte, .ting questio, Of T!egali,y is soon "a
sIiss in the Thseis Legislature. Mr. Moron. the Ra-
publoaa Member s.om WI County, in that State, ID
native born American citizen bat, some years ago.
be removed into Csbsi,, and became British sub.
itct- He ssae sllegiano. to tie crown, AID va.
elected Member of the Cssadisn Parliament. As
the American Government re,riiistes tie Eogjsh
doctrine once 8 e!tizep awsys ci.izen" and To-
. sist lat Allegiance be throw off was it not
necessary fer Mr., Norton, upon rs,.uing 10 the
States, 10 take out papers Of psuraz ,s,n, and 9r.
swear biz allegiance to the Qceer, befOrs'e could
become an American citizen'
The Hcu. FL rnsyer Of tie Worcester, Ms.
District, s sa:i TO b. 10 favor Of tie admission o.
Oregon. 1t il stated tia; her Republicans aye die
p-etd 10 vote with him. bu. their have n,t bsen
divu'ged.
The Legislature st Albany has JUS; received the
annual visit of the Unlimited Csury moyeuen'. Ef-
foits to repeal the per ceut limitation have been
made, durpg nearly every session. for the last tweaty
years. No BILL we believe, has yet been ordered
to ihiId reacipg and are not that tie
people are any anxious for the passage Of tds
lur sought to-day than they twenty Yeas ago.
The Democrats Of the illinois l. gisls,ure have
got up new city charter for Chicago, which, by
Dexips feveral Irish suburbs and sklllfuy gerry
derDs tie city i,r;erded to put the City Government
into TIE LANDS Of The Democrats. They do not propose
10 ell the people TO vie tie charter, bat it
is to lie forced upon them, Ia Leconp,on.
The following smuIips Incident, intoxicating the
propr,ty of G, n,l.msns mindrg his own business,
is relstd by the Wssi ineton correspondent Of The
Philadelphia Norh fmtrcon'
AT a diner party no, lorg ago, certain member
o. COre,ess bad the ntelicscy to press the Spanish
Minister frequently concerning the scqdsit'on Of ca
ba. These thIusis were parred with that bee ming
grace nd good taste Ehich the wellkDo wn char
aoteiistics of Mr.. Tassars Who from the sphere OF
jOurns hsm has come to be recognized as leading
orator, poet statesman, ard dipomast of Spain. AT
bat bis officious interrogation ssh, substantially
Come Mr. Minister what viii you take for Cabs,
name Our price 4 NJ Tassara instantly replied with
crushing cslmness and dignity, 'WD.n you are Pfes.
de1t q the United st stes, and am Phi re oster OF
Spain that will be time for such proposition 1t
may be supposed the subject vas not renewed.
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FROM BuExos AYRE..-By the bark Wihelnine,
Csot Dillingham;, have Buenoe Ayres pspers %
the 9th Of November. TIE Commercial TIMES OF tna'
date gives. the following amusing account OF tne
revolutionary movement, bref reference 70 whiea
hes are adv appeared in our columns:
"On tho morning Of the 18Th Oct1ber, victor ohl.
,ro az the head OF promiscuouslS -armed Taoos oi
t5irty or forty men, mace his appearance N the GaAr
ia del Monte deposed the authorities, put tne ffeiec
ITO Iy:son, spd issued proclamation csllog upon
the Country people to oia With him IN putting aown
me i-reEginus Government who were IiIltS llS
courtrv Next dsy he depsrted in the dIeeuon ei
Csrucss and eneamped ioE the night on an eslsoe'A
rear thst town. , -ior.,, IN
fruei Of bis approach, ard succeeded IN ceLecuns
few National Guards. whom they ar ned ths pest way
Trey could, che cartilage per head beng the s'I,w
srce OF ammunition and, ia the mean tiIie' a. a.
patched chssques 10 the neighoor1ng paruuvr, NC
tcrib;pc their situation spi praying Tor ass!ssah'o
In the evening eight slirm'sh took piacs' 10
which few shots were fired by the rebels, ana tae
National Gusrls were driven from an ouip st u y
had occupied. The following dsy the officer in com
mauS Don jose Altaro, dispatched his small foree 10
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