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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

Coon PRosPEcr AHEAD "A friend
h an adjoining town writes of good pros
bect in that place. He says: " i notice a
ew institution in your paper, that of pub
Gshing the births. i think there is more
han probability of my sending you some
sicbt or ten winthin few weeks
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
Special announcements from the
Quaker City Publishing House

100000 CATALOGUES NEW, ENLARGED AND REVISED
NOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS TO THE PUBLIC!
To- Anew and sure plan for obtaining GOLD and SIT
YER WATCHES and other liable Prizes. Full partcu
lars given in Catalogues which 8 be sent free 70 all
appl cation.
each purchaser $4,000 in Gifts have been distributed
to my patrons within the six monihsSl50O to lie
distributed during the next six months
The nduccment offered Agents more liberal than
those Of any other house in the business.
Having been in the Publishing and Books ling business
for the last eight years experience enables to
duct the Gft Enterprise with the greatest satisfaction to all
10 AGENTS WANTED 10 eyeEy Town and County
FOR full particulars address DUANE RCLlS0N,
Quaker City Publishing House 80 South Third Street,
33l PHILADELPHIA, PA,
DorAsu. Just Received aud for sale by -.
L ~ - - /. y. THORN.
iirattieboro, Vt. 20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
cpAULDING,s PREPARED GLUE
- sPAULDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
sPAULDrNG's PREPARED GLUE:

SAVE TIE PlEtES.
ECONOMY: DISPATCH
"A sriTcH IN TINE SAVES NISE.n.4
As accidents will happen in welregulaed families
II is very desirable have cheap and convenient way
for repsirlug Furniture, Toys Crockery etc. sPAULD
ING s In EPABED GLUE meets all such emergencies, and
no household can afford to be without it, Ills always
and up to the sticking point There is longer necesst
for mpng chairs splncred yeneers headess dolls and
broken cradles 1t just the article for shell, and
other work popular with ladies Of refinement
and taste Admirable preparation used cold being
chemically held in solution and possessing all the valuable
Of the best cabinet makers ne. 1tmay lie used
In the place ordinary mucage being vastly more adhes
i've USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE. n. B.-A Brush ae
companies bottle. Price, % cents wholesale Depot
No 81 Platt New York. Address III. G sPAULDlNG
Box No. 5. $50, New York
Put UP for Desers in Cases containing four eight, and
twelve DOZEN beautiful Lthograph ShowCard accompany
ing each package single bottle of Spaudings Prepared
Glue will times its cost annually to every house
hold Sold by all prominent statoues Druggists Hard
ware and Furniture dealers, Grocers, and Fancy stones
Country merchants should make note of Spaulhng
Prepared Glue when making thur Falls WI stand
any climate f'so
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
STATE OF yERNIo MI,

STATE OF VERNON MI, Alta Probate Court, held
DIST. OF wEsraISsrER, s. at Grafton within and
for said District, the oath day of November A. d. 1859
An Instrument purporng to be the last will
ment Of SALLY KELSEY, late Of Rockingham, In said
district deceased and codici thereto, being presented to
the Court here by Nathan IL Hail. the
named for probate it ordered by said Court that all per-
concerned therein be notified appear
said court be held at the Office Stoddard Town
shend, in said district, the first Wednesday January
A. D. 1860 and show if any they may have against
the probate of said will for which purpose further
dere that copy Of the record Of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Bellows FAILS TINES print
ed Rockingham in this State, be 4S-50l
true copy of record. Attest, BENZ. W. DEAN, Regr
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

nS MONDAY night, Nov. It'll, memorandum Book, con-
~ tanning papers memOrandoms and small quantity Of
money all OF no value any bat myself except the
money i will ask questions alSut the money, IL the
rest Of il shall be returned If it is being kept that
count Whoever will the book and contents to
shall be satisfactorily rewarded. CHARLES CHURCH.
Bellows Falls Nov. l6 1852 45-45
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
ID an in O..

stsN E.tsDE 4 T. X, atHt
Teacher Of Fashionable Dancing and Ball room Etiquette
- Solicits Glasses to Instruct.
ALLEN & pEXTER's coTtLLIoN BAND, Five Pieces
Are prepared furnish Music for Balls and PARTIES the
most reasonable terms.
Chaac Feature in this Band Correct Time aud
Good Prompting, So tHu ir'.lr
Application by mail otherwise promptly attended to-
$3.50 u. DEXTER, Reading, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
NEW HAT And CAP STORE.
No. 4 Blakc's Block,
BRATTLEBoRo, TV.

TINE subscriber just opened Ee~ Stock Of HATS
L CARS GLOVES AND MITTEAS, OF the Latest Styles.
Fresh from Market
NV STOCK comprises various qualities from Cap 70
the most fashionable Dress Hat FeFch Soft Hat itN
he my aim keep up with the times in regard % ~ lie &c
and one Wishing 4 nice article will do we'd b. CALI
have secured the services of RoBT @ HNKDfE who Is
a. well known In this vicinity Practical Halter lie
viii superinend this department. and will be pleased to see
his old friends and customers.
N. h. HATS RENOVATED IN aIIARDIEs STYLE"
Brattleboro, Sept. 1859 1851 ID. w. LEWIS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
n,so,1o 81 NOTICE.

The regular mmunicationf of King Solonon't Lodge
of bellows Falls will held Masonic Hall Friday
evnngs on or preceding the full Of the moon in each
month PER ORDER
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

have concluded to reiure my prices in DENTISTRY,
that will have it IN their to have GOOD rEErH
LIST OF PRICES.
Complete upper and underl Cod PLATE DiNpED $1,000
eomp,et. Net 20 Gold ,,late witlaut band $4,000
being $1,000 hess than others charge
o'pt being 10 to SIS less than others charge
Upper sci Gold ate, without hand, % to s3l
Complete plasina plate connuous gum BANDED SoVo
being s3u less than others charge 49,
being SO less than othsTs charge.
Complete set on Rubber, B,NnEp, soooo
lci ing 10 to $40 less than others charge.
tan s 10 % 1n sl5 . than others charge
Complete set, Silver, without band SN'Vo
being Si5 e.s than others charge M 49,
hahn. s 70 $50 ssss than others charge.
t.pr-er set siser riatc, without band. IL to Sl5oO
being S 70 5 ioI afs hess than other. charge.
cheop sc frcqucntly advised for under rtcs is to $50
1 Gum teeth always FIR permanent work, and he
s we, nc sSefs X zen In all ces the god plate shan
caaArs rtSE-thc Platins aud Rubber PURE AVID the SUI
fine French and Spanish eep or WIZ refund the
SO cents ,rss;tv only vii b. charged for the best
gold fIIing AMI oth-r &iKngs In proportion
NJ All pl.te work and ia ing warranted
tiectricity used in extrsctiug Please give call
JOHN NJ. CoMEcYS,
Mine Street, Rratticboro, VT. 70
noRTgR's TURNING rLUfp, fsr sale es,sp sy
Bratt,cboro, Vt. 10
--.-------.---- ---.--------- --------
DuaE SPERM AND LARD OILS, forsa~,y
, LARGE assortment of FANCY aoeos, for s.as by
nrattlsloro. VT. aa 20
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DIVER u,vetvss 1890 KcsLs rsYfN HANG
roupntstxo oyFl, sssa STYLES;
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
VILLAGE AFrAIRs.

The Hon. Joshua X. Giddings was in
town few hours last Friday. lie stopped
/ nj the Bellows Falls House and was called
|upon by quite a number of our citizens,
who passed an hour or two of very agreea-
HE conversation with the veteran and con-
sistent friend of freedom. We hope to be
nile to announce that he will lecture here
near the 30 Of this month. He is en-
cared to tlaS4lme in Connecticut, when he
<will again come as far this way as North
Adams, Mass.
Charles Ladd of this village, young
Imam 26 years Of age, and through baggage
master from Burlington to Boston, on the
zRulland g. Burlington Railroad, died Of
kmall pox at Burlington, Friday evening,
Nov. 18th.
. Kerosene Oil is coming down finely. We
Ian all afford TO burn it now. Arms x
Ayillsou are selling it at one dollar per gal
4oe. as they announce to day, which is low.
y Than ever offered before in this place
they also have the lamps TO go with II.
p. w. Taylor & Co., butchers in thi;
Village, sent us QUE Thanksgiving turkey
49, wear as has been their custom ever
4;nce we have lived here, for which we are
4ruly grateful. We doubt if another SO
handsome an appreciation of the printer, car
be found among the butchers of the State
I'VE understand it has for many years been
heir custom, not only to make such pres
ent 10 the printers, but also have remem.
abered their pastors in the same manner.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
Farm for Sale i'm Westminster,

CONTAINING ca acres situat on the banks Of Connect
rnt river few r-is south the east parish b. ng P'ft
~ m. .-tlispp or -.Stck4ey farm 50 called Inc Ah
buildings aud good and the tf9 o. neg HN
h0' 'o' ''s' i''' WILLIAM wHiTcOME.
Westminster. Va, Nos f2'h, tssa- sSS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02
BOOTS. BOOrS.o SHOES, SIOES.

4 NEW BOOT AND suon STORE " OPENED ~.
n IN uis hniidx. forucrly vrurhsl as drug st'rs
opposite the ows Fai Hotel where boos and shes OF
all descriptions selling NJ 'hcsr ard
Cheaper than my other pace in Windham co'iy.
being councce With Of the Largest Hot and Shoe
Manuf,ct,rys IN Western New England We cuuhi.nt
hat We rsn supply tse who may favor with their pat
Tonnage at rrie,s much ii y
So Lswsr than any other PLACE
in this vicinity Please call and exsmrc sces ,iorc
purchasing Elsewhere. NJ. u. COON
Bellows Ia Is, Sept ID 1859. .-. -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Two Journeymen, to work
at the above business good prices and ready pay will be
given, if application is made soon. az
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-25
Dertistrp.
REMOVAL,

nR r. F. ROBINSON HAS RE
j sovrd his Dental once to his residence, No t6
,s5d = feT doors North oftho n. e. Church whore he
happy al Of hisformsr patrsns, OF any 9th
rs v-ho nav need his services. =
CieVeiand. March 80. lo56-5ah2Sdd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-25


PILE SPRINGS. CHlLDBED GIRDLES
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS, & =e41
He preparedto treat (ususy without med cine the fol-
lowing and analogous affections, viz:
BRONCHITIS; ithirrtable tlrg at aad weakness and
hoaTseness Of voice in speaking md singing
II WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough. .bleedine Al
the lungs pain shortness of breath and pa aton ofhs
DERANGE1IENr OF THE STOMACH; with indiges-
tOp acidtY Of collapse fantness dull dragging
painS in the sides and a goDe feeling which are az
gravatsd citing the body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
with constipation chronic darThoa, prolapsas ami and
piles.
URINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
incontinent and painful u1inatioas
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; which if not arrested SO
generally tend 10 insanity and physical ruin
SPINAL DERANGEMENIS; with eurTafurs. inequali-
ties Of the hips and shoulders 1ngacefu gait aad pain
and of the back which, il arressd tend
their increase and to cOIsunp.On
HERNIA; radicalcuTe effected ION new princi5ej by
means Of his new combination Brace Truss
DERANGE1IENT OF THE LOWER EXTREME
TIES with eoidness, nunbnesS heayiness and Ewong
standing.
The dropping Of young ladies' with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades and atness Of the chest
which are 50 indicative Of early consumption pleasantly
removed IfE' - -
SKIRT SUPPORTERS non Of ladies' is called to
his combination Abdominal and nal Shoulder Brace and
Skirt supporter which most Of the above affections may
be prevented and relieved the form and bearing of the
body improved snd the weight Of the skirts held away from
the stomach Inyds out Of the city should inquire by
letter when Dr.. b may be seen
Tho medical profession invited to examine his surg
, a Lady in attendance up1n Ladies' = deei0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-25
11bpsirtails & 6nraeOrts.
no Chronic KI1UGEt1ls.
DR. BANNING, Qate of New York
IL gives notice that he hss ioc4fsd a. ,t
M LA Eueffd Street

And that having now perfected his sys'em Of BRACES
SPINAL LEVERS l. PROPS. BRACE TRUSSES,
PILE SPRINGS, CHlLDBED GIRDLES,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-01
TWELFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

To tie Editors 81 tie Enquirer:
Gcntlcrnen:-In your issue Of the 25th jan,
there is a communication from Monroe county.
in relation to the coming Congressional cleo
ton in this district. 1t is there assumed that
the Hon. Henry A.. Edmundson is again the
choice Of the district, and that there is a gene
"a, wish for his reelection. without the "trou6te
and inconvenience of a convention Convcn-
tons seem recently to have become very trouble
some and inconvenicnt to most OF our members
of Congress-; indeed, so much so that they appear
wiling to put up with the nomination they
once had, for all time to come.
Now if it is true that Mr.. E.dmundson is the
choice Of the district, by the overwhelming ina
iority claimed for him, why do his friends
shrink from a convention? Why did the meet.
ing in Montgomery refuse to respond to the call
from Fayette, for 4 convention! What has
made this time honored instrumentality of the
Democratic party, 80 horribly troublesome and
inconvenient Of late: Is q man once elected, to
hold Office until de ,th makes room for . con-
vention and q new candidate? If so will gen
tlemen please inform us when such Il plank got
into the Democratic platform! When was such
an article incorporated into our creed: For
our part, we are for q Convention. We entirely
and forever repudiate the idea Of holding orer.
We have no notion that a nomination made
ten years ago. confers a life estate to a seat in
Congress; and unless Mr.. Edmundson receives
the nomination of a fairly organised Conven-
ton, we will not regard him as in any sense the
candidate Of the Democratic party; nor feel
ourselves bound, by party fealty, TO support
him in preference to any other good and true
Democrat, who may choose to oppose him
And if his friends succeed in defeating a Con.
%vcntion, they will find, Of the same way Of
thinking. very MANY DEMOCRATS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-01
For The Enquirer.
To my Felow.ci.zsns Of the Twelfth Congressional
District

Having received many letters from personal
and political friends in different parts of the
District, requesting that | would announce
myself a candidate for reelection to Congress
assuring me Of their belief that such WAS the
wish Of a large majority of my party-and
learning, TOO, that it has been represented in
some of the counties that | had declared ]
would not be a candidate for reelection, | have
concluded to make known my true position TO
the people Of the District.
have never authorized any one to say that
woul not. if desired by the Democratic par
ty of the District. be n candidate for reelection.
On the contrary, | have said, and now repeat,
if such is the wish Of my political friends, !
will again be a candidate.
1t has been stated that the present delegation
from our State manifest a disposition to hold nt
TO Congressional honors for all time to come.
feel that this charge cannot be successfully
brought against mt. There have been two
Conventions held in my District since | have
had the honor of represent n it, brfhof which
endorsed my legislative course and re-nomlna.
ted me. Previous to the last, | had declined
being a candidate. The Convention met, nd
iourncd over without making a nomination,
when a communication WAS addressed to me
asking that ! reconsider my determination, as
the de 'egaics to that body regarded the use Of
nv name necessary to success IN n doubtful
contest. | yielded to this appeal, was re-nom;-
mated and elected.
observe that meetings Of the Democracy of
Favettc, Logan. and Boone counties flor whose
opinions | entertain great respecD recommend
that 4 Convention of the district be held for the
purpose of nominating u candidate for Con-
grcss. If the Democratic party of the district
adopt this recommendation, | shall certainly
intcrpose no objection; and if such 4 Conven-
ton be held. f,rly constituted and represent
ing the Democratic sentiment of the district,
| shall most chcerfully concur in its action.
Your obedicnt servant,
II. 4. EDNrSpsoS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-01
NEW YORK COMMERCIAL LETTER.
oITtsPVhueNrt q ~ H''""""U E"T'"T'I
~SAryEpAY. 8 o'cl"ck /. H.. Jan. -. !,.4

SATURDAY, . O'Clock +. H., Jan. -. !>-s.
III, Arac" has arrived from llayrr. bur her ncwr
i, no: % lac ty three days q, ;na; brought ny tie
Arabia The Empire city also, In, arrived from lla-
vann.
The cotton maric' wis heavy to-day. Si,h sales o.
~, bale, u. IL decline Of -. We quote i~n!ddl;ng up
lund, a; l2c. Flour la, declined Zoe per barrel
Pork VA, also easier. wlicpt was firmly held with
!i,tl. Icing. Corn was dul! and little dong. T"iar-
go ~a, steady with more ,loirg this week.
Tnc rie- 10 money haze advanced from % !
Ter cent. upon mercantile paper. and IL" same on
mos, descriptions Of collateral! 70: >hort and demand
loans. The supply, although not 50 abundant. j. sui
tiricut ~. ;he Increased demand growing CIT Of the
payments into III. Treasury Tor the G"v"rEn:cn; loan
and the additional waits "f mercantile men. H0"
long the Banks IL, be able "a maintain ii:r advanced
rate will. in y u.casr:rs. depend upon the solution OF
tie Italian question. row disturbing the money mar
kit, %! Europe. Meantime. the iol!owir. IVA! pc
~rclardc.. %. the current ra:cs !or money:
FIR, c'a>, >i.vr; pare:......."".........+ .'-,c.
.ony aor.
L.om. IN State ana Government Stock .......i .a'c.
- :" -rrlians"I- Securities ............" a,:.
IT, stock marke. clos, illi; AND, "iih lower
prices. capitalists ~rariie-; = good deal o! iiie's-ine-s
in rcgur: 20 tie compilation of a,ialr- III Europe: and
State ,~rcuriti.-. although truI" he'd. nave los: III"
buoyancy OF last week. virginia ;ouno::s ?~i5.a9'.
Missouri, -. Tennessee 9";.. New Gqv"rp-
mrnt =, Io.i.. Pacific Ma. s@'.. y. 7. CentD. s. ).
Rock leland 81. t;a.cua -.
Foreign Exchange per ;hc Ci,y ii Washington. was
dull, but quotations we're steady AZ !u.', - i"'45 tor
,,crl,n.. and :..a5i. :1r .ruur>. She took 81, 81. ga,
in co!! bars. The r!.c1 Tor domestic AZ "it!"u, ~
,cru,ion. and hut little doing in uncurrrnt funds.
Land Warrun;, are higher. the rate. hating az
vancrl during the week irom . 10 8 cents per acrc.-
Tn. broker, au Row paving Tor .i"'- -, 81, ID.
and l.r', :. per acre. and sell 4, MI advance Of .
.-I,s PER acre. Til. deniand j. very light.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-01
PETERSBURG MARKETS.. J,>r,1r -.

LAHr - There !, a heavy specializing demand, and pri'-'
have advanced Sc. The market has h"en .wep; bsFc a.
axe FOR bb.s., aud re for ses,. stock in frs, hands reT!
light.
CeIrc>.-The ste .nler's accounts hav, had no eG,c: o.
OR market. owing 70 ligh, stock 81 fair Tor sale. W. cot
thu our ye,i-rday', Qru :a,Ion.. bu; remark that the mar
ket / hardly 80 nrn. We quot. selection. at TX. pFsn-
H., .n'i fair 20 good II sailH, aud Inferior i0H ais.
Wharf.-The III rx.t /. Yer. strong. al the supply total!
unl quil 10 the d-n nj. The rec,ipis Tor the ,-asoH are
lighter than they have bern for years. Prime Whit 81.
Extra Choice 81 IS; Prime Red 81 81 ra!r ~ good shit-
81 .jal 81. Common II V+sl 81.
Top.cc"-The ree-ipi- q lpo,- are very heavy and pre.'
are about the same. W. quote Lugs s+Aj ~, aud Leaf ~,
~. ssoun u, the receipts ~ loose e: h,hi W. hope 20
see prices better, and consequently IL. the pre.rnt coDii'icH
Of thing. We think Planters would advance shelf interest b!
not ~hurrying their Tobacco 10 market In UNSAFE order lhs
mos. Of tina; coming to market In hid, Is in very bad cog
di, on, and cells AZ very low prices.
Jo.s MARKET active a. -5a2jc.
ilAY-3lsl IL.
BAcos The market Is firm AMI demand lch;. Old ca
cinnati shou!iefs and side, are scare. q, ~ to lvse Tor
strictly prime. nre shoulder, II % Size, 10. s!trs 10 -
IN. L. Gr Irirr .iocs lyli
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-01

Total So
The Spaniards. wen threatening TO arm the
slaves for the differentiation OF the Island. Is.
timated the number among them capable OF
bearing arms at about 10000.
All considerations regarding the commercial
and agricultural resources of the island sink
into inSignificance when compared with ITS I'M
~portance to us as a means Of national defence.
4 glance at n map Of this continent shows this.
II is well known that the whole British fleet
rendczvouscd at Havana just previoust o the at
tack on New Orleans, during the late war. The
city was saved by a Providential incident,
which We have never seen in print, and which
We will proceed to give:
There were two Scotchmen, connected with
the celebrated house Of Forbes 4 Co.. Of Flori-
da. named John and James 1ncrarity. John
resided in Havana and James at Pensacola. In
the latter part Of 1914, the British fleet. with n
great force of troops, concentrated at Havana.
the destination Of which was kept a profound
secret from the Americans; and, from all they
knew, it could not be told whether Charleston,
Savannah, or som other place might not be the
point Of attack.
BY some means or other, John lnerarity, re-
siding rs a merchant in Havana, found out
that New Orleans was the place against which
the whole force Of the fleet was to be directed.
and, if possible, captured. That city at the
time was, in n measure, without defcnccs-and
without speedy succors, on the part Of the
Americans, was bound to fall an easy prey to
the British invaders. John lncrarity. there
fore, determined to convey intelligence Of the
designs Of the British against New Orleans to
his brother James, residing in Pensacola, Flo.
rida. For this purpose he chartered a small,
fast-sailing boat, with a trusty captain and crew,
and, under pretense Of sending it on the COM
mercial business Of the house, contrived to in
form his brother James of the intended attack
of the British on New Orleans. The vessel,
fortunately. had a speedy passage, and as soon
rs James received the important intelligence in
trusted to him, he Immediately hired \ aset
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-01
T FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS. Jan. 2S.-Thc steamer Tel
nrsscr. from Vera Cruz. has arrived with dates
o the 9th. The Spanish fleet had left Sacrl-
ficios for Havana.
Gen. Miranon's organ states that Mirainon
would not accept the Presidency nor favor
Gen. Roblcs, but tina: he adhcres to Iuloasa's
pan. He was marching 10 the capital.
The government palace Of Giaudalajara had
been destroyed by the explosion of u magazine,
and from one to two hundred persons were
killed, producing q terrible CONSERVATION.
The Liberals had taken Mazallan, and Gen.
Casmano hal fallen back on Tchuantcpcc.
Generals Blaze and Coronado were before
Zaca,ccas. Gen. M,ramon hal sent men to its
assistance, but it was thought the garrison
would be obliged 10 surrender.
Gen. Robes is acting President, backed by
capitalists. and is on friendly terms with Mira