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NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-The steamer Pictu from
Red River was totally burnt this afternoon near
Carrollton. Loss $4,000. 1t is reported that two
hands were lost. The passengers were all saved
The bark Charm from New York for New Or
leans is on fire at Pass Loutre, with cargo OF
lime.
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M ARYLAND STEAM TURNING
4V1 AND SAVING WORKS
DID AND HT HARD lard WOOD LUMBER YARD
BRACKETS, MOuLDINGS, and ORNAMENTAL SAW.
lTY DWELLINGS,
SNRAL RESIDENCES,
PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
Columns, futed al gain Balustradng for Portcos; !
Newels Bannisers and Hand Railing of all Descriptions
= CARPENTERS AND GILDERS' MOCLDINGS
Bench and Hand Screws, Hubs Oval Frames, &c
Also every variety of
TURNING AND SAVING,
HARD WOOD LUMBER, -'-'D '''"
MAHOGANY and WALNUT,
CHERRY and POPLAR,
A., co,rr,, ,r,,,,,,, - OAK, ASH, &c
JOS. THOMAS L son,
CORNER OF PARK AND CLAY STREETS
Yard-south Eutaw street. fei7tf
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
By the arrival of the overland mail we have Cal
itornia papers to May 9. The news is not of much
interest.
The ship James Brown, which sailed from Hong
Kong on the 18th Of March, had over three hundred
Chinese passengers for San Francisco eighty-three
of whom were females
The Medical Department of the University of the
Paclhc was opened at San Francisco on the 9th
Several millions of dollars have been taken from
Old Gulch Shasta county, and the diggings are still
paying well.
The administration party have as candidates for
the gubernatorial nomination Weller Latham, Nu-
gent, Denver, English and Wakup. Their preten-
sions and claims for the position are generally we'll
understood but their chances of success are as vet
matter of doubt. SO far as San Francisco is con-
cerned it now appears that Nugent will secure the
delegation the influence at work in his favor being
sufficient to counteract the workings of the Custom
House. Weller, Latham and Denver seemed to be
" nip and tuck" in the interior.
A number of cattle have died this season on the
Bald Hills, in Humboldt county, from eating what
has of late years become famous in that county az
poison weed, though it is nothing more nor less
than the common larkspur. 1t springs early and is
of rank growth, and is only eaten by cattle where
grass is scarce, or when they too hungry to dis
criminate.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

PERNAMBUCA AND A NARKET-Briq TdIlalah.
so kettles lard 2SS do 500 kegs crackers Ia 1873 #
y. p. deals, 6S,67S #. W. p. boards
PORTO CADELLo AND LA GUAYRA-Schr Peerless
45O bbls flour 94S bags corn 455 do BEANS 2l2 bags
nee tres hams, $50 pkgs. lard $50 do butter boxes
tobacco 79 bales do 100 boxes soap SO coils rope GOO
ter l5 cans crackers 90 powder 100 kegs do
doz skirts, coils lead pipe, oil box paint kegs
40 ooXes IRON ratings, lamp and fixtures box hard
ware, $4,000 specie.
RoTTERDAM-Ship Flora Mcdonald
256 hhds. tobacco sample boxes do 22l bags bark
Is 400 slaves.
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Total amount received ed............slS5 ee6 SO
Amount received during the same period last
year Sl76,425.50, excess of receipts, this year
S9,570.66.
CENTRE MARKET.-The following were the ruling
prices at the Centre Market on Saturday morning
last
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Shaw Annoy brgs Sea Lark, jamaica Martha Washington,
Cardena Reindeer Rio de aneiro Thos NJ Mayhem, Ber-
mnda; schr. Potomac, Mnatitlan.
CID steamship Vanderbilt IIavre ships Palestine Lon
dom Naples, Matanzas bark Lyra Key West brig Thomas
DennSon, ManZanila.
PHILADELPHIA June Arr. bark n Iinkey Will
mlngon u brig Aroostoock, Sagua schr. f. A Catha-
Crd ship Paragon, City Point bark sharston Liverpool
schr. VI. Bird, Norfolk.
June 3-Arr schrs r. Grifllan, Havana Annie Grant,
pOsit.
Crd steamship State of Georgia. Savannah brig Moore
Mayaguez. "
BOSTON, June Arr scirs Frances Hatch St Domin-
go; Gen; Neazie, Port Prince; Nimrod, Pensacola
Gid ship Levi Woodbury., New Orleans; scfr. VIM. II.
Gillland, Charleston
San iacno, Galveston-Gld ship Geneva, Bombay schr
Martha Jane, Charleston.
June 2-Noon-Arr. schrs Emma Mayo, St Jago Susan
f., Sagua; Minnesota, Alexandria.
CID bark d. Godfrey, Galvcston scI S R. Allen, Rich
mond,
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA June 3.-Arr. schrs. Sarah Lavina New
York: Helen Mar Boston.
Crd schrs. West Wind Bergen Point, n. J.. Only Daugh
ter, New York.
RICHMOND, June Arr bark Sally Magee, Rio: schrs
New York
June Arr: schr, Thos. Martin, Albany-Crd schr
CHARLESTON, June 2-CPd steamship Columbia New
York ships Fairfield, Hampden and Royal Victoria, Liver
pool bark Gauss Bremen; brig Ianhe Pernambuco; schr
NEW ORLEANS. May 2S.-Arr. steamship Philadelphia,
New York. barks Anna Deus Bremerlaven; Mary Hyler,
Androssan: schr. f. 5. Jeans, New York
NEW ORLEANS, May D.-Arr. (per tell ship Compeer,
May 3l-Arr ships Ashland, Boston: Rochester Cardiff
Cowper, Cowes.
NEW ORLEANS, June I.-Crd ships Havelock; Liver
pool Bay State, BOSTON, bark P. Hazeltine Bordeaux.
%.
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MANUFACTURED
1V1 AND LEAF TOBACCO,
HAVANA CIGARS, &c
270nPACkAGES MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, Of
oofavore brands, qualities siges received from
the best factories in Virginia and North Carolina
35OsAa.LsEs Of tE4F d4 T0BGo various Vegas and
25OexAsSsEsS SDSsI! g SEED LEAF TOBACCO
best crops ~ - ~
100 CASES do do. Filters
125 CASES PENN'A.SEED LEAF TOBACCO, Wrap
S0HHDS. MASON CO LEAF, choice quality
200 0H0 HAVANA CIGARS, embracing popu,a,
IL ISOO;OOObrands q of all sizes and classes
SMOKING TOBACCO--A new article manufactured at Ha.
vana the choicest Vueta de Abao Tobacco expressly for
the city retail trade, in 4 ID. papers and cases. "
1S0 BBLS. VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO wei
lCUadapted for the Grocers' trade
We receiving regular supplies of the above named art
cles and invite attention the stock which
We otter for sale on liberal terms ~
CHAS D. DEFORD 81 CO.,
ST
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PROPERTY SALES

Messrs. Adreon & Co., auctioneers, on Satur-
day, sold at the public sales room South Gay street.
the lot of ground and improvements situated on
Camden street, near Charles and nearly joining the
old Spring lot-having front of 26 feet, with
depth of l49 feet, extending northwardy, the i'm
provements consisting of two-story brick dwelling
with double back building, &c. Purchased by Mr..
Henderson for 81 900.
delivered in any part of the city. Purchased bv
MIR. John E. Fl. Boston at S5.25 per thousand.
Also, two lots in the Loudon Park Cemetery each
l6 by 20 feet. Purchased by the same for S35.
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JOHNSTON BROTHERS l. CO.,

II .
Transact the legitimate
BANKING BUSINESS
in its various departments
Weare constantly in want of good Promissory Paper and
MAKE ADVANCES
daily Collaeras of sound marketable value at the Bro.
kers' Board.
COLLECTIONS
Have our prompt and careful attention at low rates.
DRAFTS
on all the principal Cities from New York New Orleans
for sale in sums to suit
EXCHANGE
Bought and Sold on favorable terms.
APPS tfr JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO
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LATE NEWS.
LATER FROM HAVANA-ARRIvAL OF THE
A

y.
The United States mail steamship Cahawba. l.
ID. Bullock, commander, from New Orleans yia Ha-
vana, arrived early this morning, bringing dates of
the 3Oth from the latter place. The United States
steamer Walker, Lieutenant Commanding T. B.
Huger, arrived on the morning of the 3Oth and
would leave for Key West the next day. all we'll on
board. The French vessels of war-frigate Cleopa-
ira, brig Oliver and steamer Lucifer-were lying
OUTSIDE OF the Mora They sailed Immediately on
the arrival of dispatches per Cahawba
Colonel W. Ii. Robertson, formerly United States
Consul at Havana, and for many wears a prominent
merchant at the South, died on the 2Sth ult aped
North.
The sugar market has not improved since last ad-
vices Stock 305,000 boxes, against 100000 in
1858; Freights active and rates firm, with an up.
Exchange on London less anmated-I5I% to lG
premium; New York k, ~ to premium; Boston, "a
TO "a do; New Orleans, 3A to AZ do. American
gold, premium.
The health of the island was good.
On the I'd instant, in lat. 81 long 10 56, the Ca
hawba exchanged signals with the schooner Mary
j. Hoyt, bound to the North.
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Joseph Charess, one of the
Oldest and most respected Of our citizens, was
shot and mortally wounded on the street this
morning, by q. w. Thornton, formerly Teller in
the Boatman's Savings Institution
Thornton was tried and acquitted about a wear
ago on charge of having stolen $40 900 f. ON the
Bank, and Charles happened to be one of the prn-
clpal witnesses against him.
L. M.-lntense excitement exists among all classes
OF our citizens in consequence of the shooting of
Mr. Charles. At about noon, from two to three
thousand persons repaired to the Jail, with the
avowed purpose of forcibly taking and hanging the
prisoner, but through the exertions of the police,
and the influence of several prominent citizens the
excitement was somewhat alayed, and majority
of the crowd prevailed upon to disperSe squad
of excited men, however, fingered around the iaiI
all the afternoon while others traversed the streets
threatening vengeance upon the culprit To pre-
vent violence, the Mayor has ordered out the mill
tary, some of whom Is O'clock are standing
on guard in the Jail yard while others are patroli-
ing the streets, prepared instantly to suppress any
threatened outbreak.
Mr.. Charles still fingers, but his death is looked
for at every moment. He received two pistol shots
in the abdomen, either one of which the surgeons
pronounce mortal.
P. M.-Much excitement still exists, and it is
feared that the announcement of the demise of the
wounded man will be the signal for general out
break.
Mr.: Charless is the senior partner of the firm of
Charless, Barlow d Co, and he is looked upon as
one OF the oldest and most esteemed merchants of
the city. The attack upon him is universally re-
garded as the most unprovoked and cold-blooded on
record.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MAkKETS, June 4-Ashes-The market
Is without changethe demand is farsaes Of IS bbls
at $3.50 for pots and $5.75 for pearls
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Prom the New York Herald. !

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Recent advices received
at the Navy Department from Buenos Avres under
date of the 18th Of pri state that the public mind
there was in a very feverish condition on account
OF the expected invasion of that Province by Gen.
Urquiza, the President of the Argentine Confed-
GRAFTON.
Dispatches have also been received at the NAVY
Department from the East Indian Squadron
Commander Tatnal writes that nothing Of. inter
est had occurred since he last communicated with
the Department.
Some official intelligence just received here rep
resents affairs in Arizona in a wretched condition.
Depredations are committed in open day by Indi-
ans and marauding bands of Mexican outlaws. In
Sonora the same condition of things exist
The statement that Mr. Mason, our Minister at
Paris, has rendered his resignation is untrue
neither does Mr.. Faulkner desire any foreign APP
pontment.
Some remarkable political movements are begin
ming to be developed here, which will operate on
New York and Pennsylvania in few weeks.
Among the passengers by the Vanderbilt
oe Saturday morning was the prima donna,
Piccolomini, with the family, consisting of the pa
lernal Piccolomini, the portly dowager Mrs
Plccolomni, and the petite and captivating sister
Piccolomn. The little prima donna was honored
by an escort of admirers, who almost rivalled the
Hibernian enthusiasm of the Dublin students in
noticing her departure.
New York, May 4.-Two murders were commit
ted here yesterday-one by drunken Irishman,
named " ROulke, on his wife, also drunken by kick
ing her to death, and beating her head into ielv
fourth ward rowdy named Patrick Dowdey, was
stabbed In drunken quarrel and killed in grog-
gerry. One woman stabbed another in the head
with an ice pick in a dance house.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,

IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
PALERMO-Br Schr Ematl9us
100 boxes almonds, 400 do lemons, 2,s34 do oranges
Schwartz K Dix.
CARDENAs-Brig australia.
pa hhds moasses, 20 tres. do. % bbs do Spence &
Reid . do master.
COASTWISE.
BosToN-Schr. Maria L. Darts
100 tons copper ore, H. McKim; l0l pkgs. domestics
Chase, Tiffany Co.; $40 do mdse., 200 bags peanuts
Sundry
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Coffee is heavy but little active-sales of 5000
bags santos eX Earnest terms did not learn and
200 mats Java at l44c
Coton-The market is still dull and heavy; small sales
at the annexed pr We quote:
NJ
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Nrvvopn EASTERN PORTS


NEW 1oRk, May Arr. ships Oriental, Batavia Bre-
% EN- bTenen oarks George Warren Buenos Ayres;
taranham Black Hawk, Turks Island schrs Dandy Eieu-
CID steamship Empire City, Havana; ship Uncowah San
ton. >'' Ne
June s-Arr. ships Epaminondas, Rotterdam; Judge
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BOARD OE TRADE

Committee of Arbitration for Mdy.
CHAS. f. WETHERED.
GEORGE W. CORNER, FRANCIS B. CAPRON,
p. G. SAUERWEIN, RICHARD LENNON.
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Michael O'Brian, the murderer, was executed at
Albany on Friday last.
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GUANO! GUANOll
VI PERUVIAN, CALIFORNIAN AND MEXICAN.
1O00 TONS No. / PERUVIAN GCAN0, of direct i'm
Multiplication from Peru, and now landing from ships
Just arrived ~
11Nn TONS ELTDE ISLAND California; GUANO re-
IOUceived direct into this market by ship Jos Jones'
Ihis celebrated Guano contains III per cent of Ammonia
and 80 per cent of Phophaes, very dry and in beautiful
Purchasers are cautioned observe that the
@ oB direct importation Of this Guano into Baltimore this
SSaSSon and every bag is stamped with name
200 a9Es "a A. Brown MEXIGAS GUaN3 a st con n
'e''ea brig Humboldt, very dry ald fine.
NPr,e, ALSO,
nh;sASSA and COLOMBIAN GUANO, and De Berg's
eeFnuine F super Phosphate
SAFE IN quantities to suit at as low prices as can be OBJ
tanned IN this market P MAICOM 4 Co
mbll.f- Grain and Guano Warehouse,
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VOL. III---NO. 399.
9rp 6uoos.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
~ WROTH x FULLERTON,
IS BALTIMORE STREET,
Invite attention to their
ROBES. ~
"a HAkEGtS and QRGANDYS by the yard
BLACK LACE CAPES and POINTS
Also, full stock of HOU USEKEEPING GOODS.
All OF which have been reduced prices that will not fail
" give satisfaction TO those who may favor them with
call je3f
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{ ,,HAMPAGNE WINES

.,-.y-T, Oorner f1anoyer and Lombard SITS.
uSI hECEIVED.-35 bxs prime New Cheese
'GIi s pptteT terces Clarified Worcester CO..
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, June T.
CoFFEE-There seems to be but little demand for Cof
1ee and nothing whatever has been done it today
far as we have heard We publish below the usual week
ly report of Messrs White Elder Coffee brokers' and we
refer readers to it for of the condition of
the market.
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elgian papers are all seized to-day.


The Madrid journals of the 14th state that the
English are repairing and strengthening the fort-
cations at Gibraltar, and arming batteries; also,
that troops heavy guns, and large stores are being
collected there. The Espand, in giving this news,
exclams: "Gibraltar! There is no veritable Span
lard, who loves the glory and dignity of his coun-
try who does not thrill with emotion at the idea of
seeing this rock in the hands of foreigners r' and
mot to abandon the idea' of exchanging Ceuta for
@
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

The Havana Steamers leave New York on the 3D. 7th,
9TH 18th and 9th Of each month, and Charleston c. on
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EoK SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvEE..THs UNITED
Ander w leave for Havrc touching ct Southampton % land
Ne Mails and Passengers on Saturday December ~
P nve water tight enclosing the engines
MOI them and umps being free TO work the safe OF
lie veasel and passengers would be secured rce OF ras
ply 10 W. g. DRAYfON, Agent No. Broadway. n. B..
fhe steamer ARAGO succeeds the steamer Fulton. and
naiis JanuAry7
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THE BALL SEASON.

RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT
FARE 81 TO ALBANY.
On and afer Monday Nov. a. 1859 trains WI leave Twenty.
fourth street Station, New York - follows
For Wiis%s,bridgs ssO and i H. $50 and sSoP.A
For White Plains 65 r. n. from depot White md
Centre streets.
For Croton Falls 4 P. NJ from Twenty sixth street.
For Millerton, 5 p. n, from Twenty sxth street.
For Albany, A. M from Twenty sixth street. mail traiu,
Returning will leave
White Plains. and TO A. H., 460P. n.
Croton Falls, Am.
Milerton, Z A. NJ
Albany. II A. H., mail train
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TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"A UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
FOR

4 TIANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"A UNITED STATES NAIL LINE
FOR
CALIFORNIA.
Formerly the Vanderbilt Line.
From The old established wharf, foot Of Warren street.
North river.
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF Each MONTE
The favorte steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Captain Tin
klspaugh will leave above on Monday December ct
O'Clock n M connecting via Panama Railroad with the steam
Extra steamer Of this line always u Panama, insuring
prompt connection at the Isthmus
The North star win succeed Northern Light leaving New
York Decembes 20.
Beware Of ticket swnders bosus passage oces and con-
on be on your guard you will be deceived and defauded
This only line carrying the United States mails on this
route under contract wththe government
For freight passage apply at the only Office OF the nein
sAoS'' " No IN West street, corner Of Warren street.
ID. B. ALLEN, Agent
NB-Al persons forbid trusting any one on account Of
A. at,n alip mr.
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DRYANTS MINSTREIS
ID MECHANICS HALL. 472 BROADWAY
MONDAY, Nov. q, and every night In the week,
THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.


Change of programme. Best bill OF the season.
ESSENCE OF OLD vIRGINNY
by original and inabe Dan Bryant First appearance
OF the popular ballad singer, Mr. STR ALTON
JERRY, NEIL AND DAN BRYANT
In Burlesque Songs, Dances, &c.
Doors open " O'Clock Tickets Is cts
Grand Afternoon performance viii be given
THANKSGIVING DAY, Thursday, Nov Il
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town.-1he New York and Virginia Screw SIC amshp
Company snew and favorite steamship MOUNT VERNON r.
Smith commander, win leave pier Ia North river on satur
day. Nov & At three O'Clock p NJ Passage including
room and fare 81 80 Freight eight per foot No
mission chsrged for forwarding Apply 70 II. B. GROIN
WELL CO., So West street.
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broadway VARIETIES, 1T GRAND STREET, TWO
DOUBLE ATTRACTfoks FOR THANKSGIVING DAY.
CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY.
Of over thirty performers will appear during the
entire week In number Of acts burlesques &C.
Admission IL cents.
Performance every Sunday evening Four lady walters
nd the saloon n. B-Twenty Ave young ladies
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The News.

The Africa from Liverpool on the LIST inst,
reached her dock at Jersey City yesterday after
noon, with European news two days later than
that brought by the City Of Washington.
A Paris paper states positively that the United
States Minister to China, with the members Of his
Legation, were in Pekin, having entered the city
guarded by all the jealous ormalities incident to
diplomatic receptions of the Emperor. From the
preparations making in England and France there
was little doubt that the vast empire Of the East
would soon be efectually opened
On the London Stock Exchange the funds were
generally steady. ConsoIs closed on the Both ult.
at 95s e5l for money and 95t q $50 for the ac-
count. The bullion in the Bank Of England had
increased by 81, 748,57O in the week.
Cotton was in fair demand in Liverpool on the
30th ult,, with downward tendency, but ne actual
fall in prices took place. Flour and wheat had
improved both in demand and price. Sugars re-
manned very inactive il London, but coffee was
steady
There is net much political news. Napoleon had
ofcialy proclaimed his disavowal of any intention
OF aggrandizing member of his family with an
itaiian throne In the meantime, affAirs in Italy
were much complicated. Some rumors said that
'he Aienuukes would certainly be restored, but
ouier persons regarded the matter as entirely i'm
pos-ioie' general European Congress would it
was hoped setue the matter. In this BODY IL
would appear that England viii support anv ex.
preston Of the popular viii given be genera,
suffrage.
The democratic agitation in Germany for a re.
form in the constitution Of the Confederate, v.s
displessing TO- Austria particularly 80 since
was sanctioned by the speech OF the Grand DIXIE
Of Gotha in reply to deputation from the leaders
Of the movement.
SPANS war attitude against Morocco had excited