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THURsDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, Is59

turbed him deeply, In spite Of bis endeavors
TO remain calm, ne ttcmbled all over He made
an eilot to say something in reply, but be
could rot utter a word.
my dear sir" pursued the stranger, "yOu
have fallen at the hand Of the monster, intem-
peranee and ] feel that you are in great peril
You have not, howevor, fallen hopelessly ~
You may yet rise II you will Let me, then,
in the name Of the sweet babes who have
shown, in so wonderful manner, their love TO
you, conjare you to rise superior to this dead
" foe Reward those dear children with the
highest blessing their hearts can desire Come
with me and sign the pledge Of freedom Let
as, though strangers to each other, unite in
this good act. Come !"
Halfbewidered, yet with a new hope in his
heart, Freeman arose and suffered the man who
drew his vrm within his, 10 lead him away
Before they separated, both had signed the
pledge
That evening, Unexpectedly, and to the Joy
Of his family, MIR Freeman was perfectly sober
when he came home. After tea, while ADV
end Jane were standing on either side OF him,
as he sat near their mother, with an arm around
each Of them, he said in low whisper, as he
bent his head down aud drew them closer
"You will never have 10 come there for me
again"
! The children lifted their ewes 60 his face, but
half understanding what be meant
u will never go there again" he added, "I
will always stay at home with you"
Ady and Jane now comprehending what
their father meant overcome with joy, hid their
faces in his lap, and wept for very JOY.
Low as this had been said, every word reach
ed the mothers ear, and while her heart stood
trembling between hope and fear, Mr.. Free
man drew paper from his pocket and threw Il
on the liable by which she was sitting She
opened il hastily
Il was his pledge, with the we'll known sig-
nature at the bottom
With a cry ofjOy she sprang to his side, and
his arms enciroled his wife, as we'll as his little
ones, in ionder embrace than they had known
for years
The chldren's love had saved their father
They were, indeed, his Guardian Abgeis
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OPERATIo MUSICAL GUEST Edited by HENRY
O WATSON; Published by Moyneux Bella Co.,
New York; Vol. l, No 4, Monthly, 20 cents.
This beautiful Musical Guest is issued on the
first Of every month. contains twenty eight pages
Of Music, and will embrace in each number the
principal vocal gems-Aras, DuOs, Trios, and
Choruses-of some favoHte and popular Opera,
arraug with special view to Paror and school
performances. The initial number is Lleretia
Borgia, by Donzett No 2 will contain Yerdl's
celebrated opera OF The TFoubadour I'll TrOvatore) }
For sale at soHUoKERs' News Depot, opposite
Post Office.
Also, Dickens can the Year Round, )" No. G,
and 10 Bon Ton, for June
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Gpefiol Notifes.
veGetabie slBsilt6ts Tor CaISTieT aad -ISIse
PHI.

NNNNtAnAt HunaltAuAe Tor OninmeA eva ttAuo-
PHI.
BRANDRErH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pulls
bv restoring the bowels their original dolly and natural
aoton, give slrough 10 the stomach purify the blood
esab sh tue hoathy condition ofe digestive organs and
thus cure dysp psa cods coughs rhoumatsms dropsos
and sickness generally. whether chronic recent. The
Gel ebrated Abenethy says 'Aner having cured tho de
rausemn the bowels dshities and ali diseases gem
orally disappear Of eir accord, even short time
The experience Of century has established the worth Of
these pills beyond dispute purgavo and bilious
medicine; aad Their use upwards Of 800 conscientious
physicians, aud BY over million Of families, shows that
they are supplying O the wants Of humanity and
in advance Of medical science The above pills. although
purely vesetal 10, known and used a substitute
for Caomel HydrargTi ChiOrdtl Mte producing all
Alternative aud other cations with Of disorgnn
izatibn effects upon the sods--ofen gripping lfc-or
its distressing action uoh the teeth gums The pre-
pared concentration from the ptiucipesthe Life
Ad ton Pllls-is substitute for ue-p (Puig Hyirdr
gh possessing The peculiar action the seoreting
gans Of that paraUn from mecury but Of its sal
waiting other injurious effects Those who have
them, blepA substitute otherwise, award to them
the highest praise. Thoy to concentrated
Essence Of Life than ANYTHING yet made in the wuy OF
medicine by single pi given daily whenall hope
has ed, has ofon health In fact they supply
organic prucple T. tie Hood, ys wanting ia
sickness Old people have the secretions OF ear
ly restored BY these Lie Addition Pills Their val
uo as hfl-preservers is beyond estimate
Brlndrohs Vegetable Universal Pills remove from the
bowels and blood Of sick person the Of death
THE LIFE ADDITION PuLs SUPPLY THIS ORGANIC NsCEs-
srTY OF TIts BLooDs virNitY-tle minute globules OF
vegetables essences Of which they but the cuncreon
have their erac eougteput the vital slobule OF the
blood. And from who does the blood derive its life,
IT'S obulesf verify from the from which Or
Banlreth derives the life ri cples Of tho sLe Addition
Pills-hom the Vegetable Kiui uidomi
These pills, as also the Universal waronttd purely
vegetable Retaed respectively at IS and 80 cents PLY
scrns aud the public supplied The gross, single box,
d.. Brandreths Principal Office, No c9i Canal-st N.
", aud by
S, Gardner, No 22O Superior street. Cleveland, tnd
r. Wheden, Hudson, add all respectable dealers in
medicines nty21
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INPRIsoEMRNT FOR LIFE-Henry Fricke, the
German who threw his illeglimate child into hog
pen and then cut its throat and threw It into the
privy, on the West Side last March, was yesterday
sentenced to the Penitentiary for lie, by Judge
FooTE. This was horrible aud cold boodcd
thing, but as the particulars have been published
before, we omit them here. Fricke Is stolcal
German about 40 years Of age.
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SENTENCED. Yesterday the following persons
we're sentenced by Judge FooTE Theodore Koer
ner, burglary and larceny, peuitentary 3 years.
Jacob Giett, coneealing stolen gelding, years.
Michael Dewirs, burglary and larceny, 2 years.
aud Timothy Lehany, robbery, s years These
sentences complete the criminal business Of tho
term.
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Ia The noted "Jeames Pipes Of PipeBville'
(stephen G, Massett,) passed through town day
or two since Mr.. Massett was one Of the best con
tributors to the KniekerbOcker and we hope he
may be induced 10 return to our city and give one
of his characteristic entertainments Of ''song and
chit chat"
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The following di-
vorce cases of those i'll mated individuals who had
failed to find their afntIes or to be happy togetb-
er, were granted by Judge FooTE yesterday at the
old Court House
Mary A. House VS.. Abial W. House.
George Huge VS.. Sarah Jane Hugell
James b. Howe vs, Lydia Jane Howe.
Anna Grimshaw vs. James W. Grimshaw.
In the Civil Branch there were no cases dispos-
ed Of, The criminal business having been finished,
the Court at both houses will be engaged in the
civil business
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TnURsDAY aIoRNINe, IUNE ., Isso

PLAIN AND ORNAME ENrAL PRINTING
~ Plain and Ornamental printingo description
atthe Printing Establishment the Leader OCe
he latest improved aud most rapL steam bEossos,
es STYLE ON short notice, and at reasonable rates Par
iouiur attentiOnDad 20 blank work Evefy descriptions
andmg done, especially Blank Books LedFers Journals
r os Bjoas, R8ceivinG B1ogs &c., &o.
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MATRIMONIAL

To THB LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
Il has been my good OTtuue restore health many
housands OF my coCntry-wOmen.
My has excited the malice Of the envious and
aous but their prosecutions served only to extend
nd estab lsh reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my pathway from the lair sufferers whom
have relieved. Soloug / held in aiectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
Sk can afford to dospise the efforts of
nd slandeie
My friends repeatedly urged to place my med
cine for producing menstruaon within the reach Of the
Ladies of the United States but udispostion to enter
field occupied by Quacks with psmcous nostrums
and fear that unprnciped counereiters might palm upon
ne public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMlE DE BEMME," IN the United States
Al last yield to the eltreaes patients and friend
and offer to the suffering Females America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous hroug hout tn
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AMIE DE FE HME,
need only say, that IS In liquid FORM and is exactly such
as have used in practice In France for many years and
that 1t has never failed TO satisfactory result
The "Ame de Femme" aud monstruaiun stand In the re
lation Of cause and effect alike powerful to originate
aoathy menstrual how whore mover has existed and "a
restore it where il has been from any suppressed
In ordero guard against imposition the wrapper of direc
hons ON each bottle of tho Ame de Femme will bear ms
written signature and both bottle and enclosing be
vii be sealed with my private seal
Price $500 u package. -
PARIS, January. 1861.
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Att'Ds & Gourscllors.

" J. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
n LAW ONCE er the Merchants Ba X Cleve-
and, Ohio feb2iR
DROOKS q FORD, ATTORNEYS
- AT LAW. Atwater Budings, foot o Superior st.,
y Vs. SRoogs L. W. FoPp
fehR
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT
w TORNEYs AT LAW. OfRee No 80, Superior-st
Cleveland Ohio s. WILLIAMSON
jau2I 4. q. RIDDLE, II
NHARLES 9. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Ancy and Counselor at LawO1lce p Superior s.; over
CIV Hark ianlbdly
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
nctl-o5s
A SPER, ]. f., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IA Warron rmbull County. Ohio. Office, No. ~?
.t~ .raef dfc9-ff
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hlaabiniste Mt.
Denttstru.
~ lll--l--
DENTISTRY
AT 2l1 SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETP ARE GOOD,
Il read the following lines II leelh are bad read
hem with great II you have teeth at all lisp
fact Isl daily bieI in the streets, in the social
circle in the paror by the huubes peasant and the
proudest that hundreds Of persons lose good
sets Of teeth for the Of the timely aid Of good and
skirul dentist poor and uf operation is in many
cases worse than all If your teoth good have
th-m examined hy good dentist aud keep them in order
If Or no time should be lost but have thou rena red the
goan tho ter and escape that which Burus says is the
hst OF 81, Diseases All regularirs OF the teeth should
be at eudei 20 . CnildhO II uuu youth
persons desiro Of fine degta Operutlnns are iuVlt-
cd 10 e al at y room where particular attention s gwen
to tLb preservation Of The uTal teeth, where the
VULCANlZED CORALITE,
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Bollkers.

n I, Vvl7TT,,1N " sTANDART. sTAVDKRT
WHITMAN, STANDARD 4 CO.
w Runkors and realsrsin Foreigu and Domestic FL
ehauee No Superior street We draw direct on Lon
don ana wi furnish Drafts for any smogn PAYABLE at el
and Germany. 60 ccions made all accessible pnints
thrnu -hnntthe United S,ates an Canalae wnrs ~
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GULLIVANiS JUSTLY Celebrated
- STOVE POLISH-ihe bes In tho markei Aso-
nm OVi b insilibie Seif Sealing FRUIT OAN6 war
tnted fo he AiflTFit flr sale eheaP at wholesnlo o.
retail By WI MARVIN, No n Public Square
eo1 Nearly opposite tho OidCoun House ,
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Stoves and Enameled Crates.
w. h. Marvin,

w. h. Marvin,
No. AZ South Side Public Square, nearly oppo
site the Old Court HOuse,
THANKFUL FOR III E LIBERAL
il patronage Of bis friends aud the es, q n@nai M
rinq the pas fall trade, s determined 70 close nu
M Iarge variety Of COOKING fAhLOk,, HALL aha
OFFICE STOVES and ENAmELED ShAIEs 81
AS MAMMOTH COOKING STOVES iar Hotels ,apu
hi Victor Cool ing for prvate families, cAn le
surpassed psr cti min operation AMI economy ~ N,
His Hot Air parlur Heater Tor Faroist iiAllH: nlu9
Houses Churches s ores &c made Tor Anthracite "a
constructed thai answers ellher lt ut
furnace, both combined, hnd thheiVre VII pi"uuuo
much more heat than any other soy IN lhe MaiAVt ~
neat handsome aud dur bio, aud ih sYis blu1S ~ .
tiOu 10 many Of our best citizens. ils rear H @ ~
made oval, for parora burns coke OF nara coat l
econOm and neatmnss, and also gives perfect slslal
Thu newest and most desirable styles of ENAMElEl
CRATES ou hand az the lowest prices.
He manu- icturtr and keep supplld WIN J. lln CeBsl
and Sheet Iron Ware. HOUSE FURNISHING 6OolH
always on hand.
nm ho06nE ad all Iohbirg done ON short notice.
All nre pea iull, solicited 70 call uei0re puTchasiug
elsewhere al he old aud we-known stand Il
W. l.. MARVIN,
derlR No. ~ South Side Pubic square
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N. II. SOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAR,
eeps the largest Of the approved kinds OF
PEcTACLES Allhis glasses, whether for OF far
tghed, ground under his Inspection by machine
Of construction with the areatest care
suit the eyes IN al cases. curing weakness Dizziness
HfammatioHof the Eyes and imparting strength long
reading OF fue sewing,
" N Il solomonson would here inform the public
thathe employs In the sale ofhislensos
" Also splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
CROSCOPES, COMPASSES, sc kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect natural.
C6-Ohiee3s Superior under the American Hotel
iuu22
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6otrls.
DUMA 5 :
Buil0Grs & Arrbitrfts.

BROOKS S. @. a. E. w., BUILD
~ ERs. Ais danufactuTer ul Doors, Blinds, sash,
BraCketsan AT ends Of SCrO-Sawing aud Gothic
Particular ltteD paid Fitting Un Stores Factory on
Dvigion-at Centre Rnck Cleveland o. nolO-c3l
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1nsurdurs agents.
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
or ULRvrI,AND, Onto.
Boots an0 9bOtg.
or ULFvHLAND, OnIO


7 AIDES LACE and CONY GAIT
TrrT ~ W. n! j. sIToLEst
matW glf enesrior 81
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THE SOUTHERN COAST.

We find nothing additional of Importance from Chill
in our papers. An expedition against the Ara1canian
Indians II urged they having driven the settlers on
the frontier from their farms, and committed numerous
barbarites.
Tie latest intelligence from Peru is communicated
in the following letter from Lima dated Oct ~, and
publshed in The Panama Star and HeTdtdi
Gen. Castillo is at present at Palta, and MS army
is encamped al La Fiuaca, on the Rio Chra, seven
leagues from Pata. Some time ago he wrote 10 6en'
San Roman, Commander OF the Southern army, not 20
increase the number OF his troops, as he would soon
return from his expedition against Ecuador, and would
then Join San Roman with his whole force IN order 70
make demonstration against Bolivia. But " seems
in the mean time the Boiyans are not lde ana lres-
dent Iinares is concentrating army the frontiers
of Peru ready for nyason IN has company are the
Peruvian Generals Echenique and Fermin Castillo and
DIR. Ureta- go,
Iaration giving thirty DAYS time 10 the people OF Ecua
dor 10 form a respectable Government that he could
treat with and threatening to occupy and keep part
of the Eeuadorian territory, II, after that Tune, ne
could not arrive at satisfactory understanding wth
them.
Vice President Mar is acting President here.
Dr. Carpo is Minister of the Interior and for Foreign
Affairs"
In his house at Cbnros tho 17th Of October,
ported by the previous arrival did not die until the
25th. A Lima letter says
1t appears that this gentleman had received the
day before one thousand ounces IN gold, from Lima,
and that the robbers entered through hole made IN
the wall of the house The Minister defended himself
for some time with his sword-eane and his pistols but
both his shots missed their aim, and he fell ball Ell
terne his chest above the heart Several persons were
arrested on suspicion, but nothing personal has been
proved against Slem."
Don Manuel Espantosa has been elected by Junta
-, ---~le Of Guayaquil Supreme Chief Suplente OF
the Province. - 8.
Garcia Morepo has arrived in Ecuador. No doubt
Castillo will assist Moreno if necessary, in his efforts
to get charge of the Government.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

The steamer Guatemala arrived az Panama on the
5th int with advces from Nicaragua 70 the 10Th,
Salvador and Guatemala TO the I'D and Costa Rea 10
the 18th Of October.
From Guatemala we learn that hr. Beverly L.
CLARK United States Minister had for some time past
been very sick and his recovery was considered doubt
full g..
The Bishop Of Chiapas, with four Dominican fflars,
had arrived at the city of Guatemala, having been
banished from Mexico by the Ultra-L1beral party.
-Four hundred banshed priests were on ther way
10 Guatemala.
Mr.. Wyke the British Minister, having concluded
hi. bnsiness with the Guaiemalan Government, had
taken passage for Honduras. 8,
HEAVY rains have damaged Che coehineal crop, ana
IL was expectedth the January gathering viii be very
short Of an average.
The matter atAsue between the republics OF Saliva
dor and Honduras had been anieaby arranged througn
the good Offices Of Guatemala.
Tie election for President Of Salvador was TO take
place on the 9Th inst. Gen. Baros the acting Presi-
dent, was candidate, but his election wa not ex-
In Costa Rica DR.. Montealsgre had been nominated
Provisional President.
Edward r. Conway, the young American who was
sentenced TO ten years labor on the pubic WORKS Tor
tbe homicide Of a German, has been pardoned-
In Nicaragua, President Martinez, on account Of Ill
health has resigned his place into the hands OF Senator
Fernando Guzman. The country is quiet The Cyane
was at RealelO.
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20 rrodnee his con,raband gneSt, who proved % be
a terv innoceut German nobleman, lately arrived
on a yisi. gab-P Project made Profuse apoleEos'
and bsrred that the matter might be kept secret.
The story il almost too absurd 70 be believed; oat
zeaIous sab-Prefects are incredibly absurd. IL
49, have III, crown out Of the feeble little attempt
A. crpositioD that has occasionally revealed itsei
env time sinee the commencement Of the late lial-
ian war. III the NspOleonic dynasty never meets
stronger opposition than what the Legitimate, the
feeblest Of al French parties, can raise ia tease
a long one Their only possible strength, apparent
rather than real arises from their partial commu-
nifty with the Church party.
4 FIRE broke out at the Luxembourg palace last
week burning up the seats, destroying most Of the
usiptirgs on the ceilings and walls Of the Senate
Chamber The other fine state rooms Of The palace,
the Senate library, and what would have been
more serious loss the celebrated Luxembourg gallery
Of contemporary French paintings, which were en-
dangered for time, happily escaped any injury:
The Imperial family went out 10 ComPiegne last
Tuesday 10 pass the month OF November there.
IL has been remarked that at all the recent ses-
sions Of the Cabinet Council at 81. Cloud the En-
press assisted =.
The French preparations for the Chinese expedi-
ton are advancing steadily, in concert with thos
Of England.
The French seem TO be yeKed that Mr. War J
went TO Pckin. They say the Chinese insulte |
them IN letting him come ana hol tDelI EEiodssado
and that Mr.. Ward pocketed an Insult in eonsentn
TO come and 90 as be did. Poor John Chinama D
must think the outside barbarians hard to suit
France denies that she furnishes aid I. the
Spaniards in their war on Morocco. England de-
MES that she furnishes guns to Morocco. There
NAV be- a deal Of moral French comfort and Birming-
ham guns on private account sent TO the respective
parties all the same.
The French land force sent to the Morocco from
tier has gained one victory. 1t is TO be augmented
to 90 OC0 men.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

the chair.
Mr. KENNEDY moved TO ill up the list Of Registrars,
and the regular order Of business suspended for
that purpose. The following were agreed upon: Paul
Brehn TO ELL vacancy in the I'd District Of The Eighth
Ward caused by the removal Of Mr. Harris from the
district; Vim. II. Husener appointed in the WITH
District Of the Ninth Ward; Oscar j. Peson, in the
same district John Dixie in the With District Of the
Ninth Ward VIM. Niedenburgh, in the With District
of the Eleventh Ward; John @. Haviland in the Id
District Of the Twelfth Ward; VIM. H. Church in tho
lid District Of the Eighteenth Ward; James Turner
in the lid District Of the Twentieth Ward; John A.
May in the yth District Of the Fifteenth Wani These
were previously agreed upon. Six of the number are
Republicans andtwo Democrats
communication was received from Mr.. Valentine,
Clerk Of the Common Council stating that The city
had appropriated block of land in Ludow street iof
reeting the Committee on County Offices 10 make The
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"Tbe sfeau-fneafe Merrimac was 20 sali from y A.
psraiso for the United states about the LEI nst
1.-The British steamship Alert va. Al VALPARAISO
''The Trhed STATES slo0p Vandalla arrived tsere GA
The loth October and sailed again the lltn Tor inc
United Slater.
"Tbe French Admiral in the AndroDssle, and The
Constantine, were daily exported NJ Valparaiso Inc
new French Admiral n new screw steamer, - e>-
pec;ed on, in December.
"The Levant tonched a; the Chineha lsland- on tae
9Th she left nine Btzh and fourteen AmeFleln YES
sels loading there.
The following Is hst Of the officers On board the
Leyknt: u,<s.s.
P.e5sr qvadrou, CorssnSer william y Hast; Leuts1sH;s
" g. B. = Porter T. C. stout CoTie Terrrf;, K r. tozea
Dawson Pkosa1 attached 10 he aas Pur-e A J. " stoe
Aetia- Matter C. Mosely; stst Lieuierznt q A2rea,
n D. Browriue. Pss.ed Assis.ant Su-,oa- J. - uLtiIi
lss,sns surgeon VIA Br.dy Secretary % The fs= O-ef
D. T. MouirouerJ; Captain. Cbsrk A o. eauni fufsef .
CsTk C. Woee~afsi Acting Bs4ts~A5 H. Ed1.onssoa ~
fnr Gunner Y king; CGpenter John Jarvis -arisSer
C. r Yros,, Mate, William Lewis, p h0frison,
Samuel n. Drown" . a..
The whaling schooner T. A. Luoe, Capt. Ripley, ar
rived al Panama on the 81 inst, with 30 barrels Of
oil which was be carried across the lsthnus 70 As
pnwaI and thence shipped TO New-York.
By the Briti=h mail steamers al AspInwall from Car
thaeena information had been received OF the deea;
Of Ex-Governor Calvo, by the Revolutlonsts al Nom
DOS under Gen. Sieto. The acton took place on the
5ist Of October and lasted about 80 hours. Neto had
taken poss ession Of Mompos which gives him the con-
trol Of the Magdalena River. Ca-thagena was Sun
elosed TO foreign commerce.