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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-31
Spefial Rotices.
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FOR FEMILES.

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Stoppages or : those supposing them
Irregularities of the !. selves so, are cautioned
Mcnses. = against using pills while
The pills arc nothing : in that condition, as the
new but have beenused : proprietor assumes no
by the Doctor in his responsibility after the
practice for mang years, = above admontion, al
both in France and = though their mdness
America with unparsl- would prevent any iniu-
leled successful every = ~ to health otherwise
case; and he is urgcdbv these pills are recon-
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who have used them. to :, companying each Box.
make the Pills public, : PRIcE 81 90.
for the alienation OF : NB--Ask for DR.. Du-
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irregularities whatever, - See signature every
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whose health will not :, Ia pill you may depend
permit Of an increase Of . upon.
family. = Ladies by enclosing
one dollar by mail to either of the agents below,
have the pills sent (coAfdentially) to any part
of the country.
JOHN ID. PARK;
12f Lake Street, CHICAGO,
Agents for tho North We stern States Also Deal
ers in Patent Medicines generally. ln34y1l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-31
NJ. II.

In connection with our Store We have opened
a TAILOH SHOP. under the charge Of Mr..
F. J. RsSxER. who is on hand with all the latest
fashions, and warrants all his work.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-31

gents for tho North w estern States also, Deal
ers in Patent Medicines generally. ln34y1l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
TIE TEXAS EXAGGERATTOM
F,or T1> payis (TerasJ P,ss, Aug. IS.

From The Paris (Terds) Press lug. IS.
Notwilhs al ding that we have most vgllaut patrol
every night ard Sunday, discovery has been mace
,hUs far Justify the suspicion tra any plot has ben
made known TO the groes of Paris, either nsurrec-
iiorsry or IL cendiarv.
Again it turrs ont that Henderson was not set on
fire in eight pisces, but the fire commenced IN one
Mace II arrears also that the report about three
men h9vr heep executed because suspected OF hay-
ing been inc ndaries, is al hoax. Fer the sake OF
T. xaU character ust that DO men have been
killed because they suspected. t Is he'd enough
trat real criminals turDed loose upon the cOnnu-
nifty with their hsnds dripping with thsblDod OF their
fellow mep, contrary 10 law, aDd men who forget the
dieiireor between "meum and iuum, ara hanged
without Judge Jury, conraiv to law and J1'uce,
with nj ha,icgthe additional stain Ct numbering upon
aus piciop. He who takes the life Of human beiug,
unlt justified or excused by the law circumstance
Of The Gaze, il murderer in the sight OF God and all
iolest men. .
a tbous,rd ruuors are in circulation every day 10
the week aud the public tas seems TO dem and some
tbI horrible. Ava meeting held III the OOuf' HOUSE
\ few days ago, which Did not ait4ni, we are va
formed tia some most oqueot speeches were maui
but the suts stance VI of them, a. reported 70 US
we do Dot irdCIse. For stance, ore speaker - We
are Informed ia anxious to exclude all Nor,herners
from Texas. This spit, in community MADE up Id
graf pan Of Northern en-, ID 0y no neaus Just
II the fires in Daas and elsewhere were caused oy
Nor,bsrn men does any sane man suppose thai they
were ,au-.d by men VITO have settled ana identhe /
m, mfey.s with the citizens OF Texas VIII men who
have Interests in common with 'he rest OF our e. lhens
arriy the torch, when they know that every injury
inflicted on the community must necessarily Ijure
ia, m elves
A wandering vsgabond, whether no hlis from the
North or SOUTH ought TO be- arrested out not on ac-
count Of priudice toward his birth place. The old
G, mmou Law Tot only authorized but r,quired, the
arrest OF persons who had no visible means of sup
Port, and were not engaged in some employment.
TIE principle was correct upon which the law Wa
founded, and Q recommend its application.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
Judge Douglas at Eimira.

ELMIRA Friday Sept. II, 1860.
Judge Douglas arrived here st 4:30 this morning,
ACCOMPANIED by his wife. Al along the route not
wiItsiar ding the urseemy hour, meetings assembled
at II dspOts sDd loud cabs were maze for the Judge
band of music and process on of Wlde-A wakes, as
well ar large nnmher Of cuzeps, received al ~ .ne
dspot Col S c. Hathaway and others If the local
Comm tree conducted the visiIor TO HaiRNt Hotel,
wh re the Judge was called ont aud compelled to speak
q few words 10 the crowd. This morning he suffers
from slight cold.
great nsss meeting w qs held at o clock this after
nom at which 5000 persons attended. Several d9le-
cations were present from the country toy's. Not
Witts'aI ding the bad health of Judge Douglas, he
spoke an bnur and half fOrcibly vindicating the
princjple of Popular Sovereignty. He made no alu-
sion TO Mr.. Dickinson snd very little 10 the BrecKn
ridge men, rim ly chsractsTzipg the Leaders as dls
mi ists ard ce siOIss, and denOuncing them as
bolt.Is from The Democratic party and Democratic
rr cipe His remarks were listened 10 with profound
attepi ID; snd when at the conclusion he was
watmly DIged TO proceed, he excused himself on the
plea OF fatigue. III.
The meeting was presided over by the Hon. Hiram
GIay and wss de Cir ed success.
Al o'Clcck Judge Douglas goes to Canandalgua on
his way 10 CT ftoI SPRING.. ,aco
CANASpAIGUA, Friday, Sept. Ia, 1861
Judge Doug'ss left Elpirspt O'Clock. a, al s'a,
ioI on he IL ad demonstrations were MADE, but those
at Jefferson Havana and Pen Y 10 being OF quite al
eptbuissc chsrac er. At each of those places Doug
ss made brief appropriate addresses At Can 4ndfgut
a great demODs1rat on made the ulile tiiants
pTI il out in force with torches, aud hoDtlres lighted
a, a bands If mu,ic to wei ,ome his arrival large
crrvd p.ib,r,d in front Of tie Caaandsg1a Hotel
but tie Hon. T NJ. Howell spoke, excusiog Judge
Douglas fl cm making any remarks, IN GODS, quence oil
e,r. eme bOarseTe itTOOgh a cold aud repeated
speakpp The town is all ablaze with enthusiasm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
THE MICHIGAN LAKE DISASTER.

Tire following ia let of bodies recovered up to the
18th inst
Aexsr der, Richard X. second engineer of the Lady
Eleip: CIehan, Mary; CuIland, Eliza Curtin, Eliza;
Dowrer. Sam Gel A; Dressler Wi liam; Donovan,
MARY; Evistop, Tb'mas w., Grief milwaukee Fire
D,raTtu EN-; E0auston, A. s.; Farns~orth, william,
Shtb, ygan; Go6, II b., Toledo; Il iris Captain;
II graham, Herbert, England; Kenueda, Joanna, in-
fsH,; KeoQh, Agnes; Mclaughlin, HOnora, Mrs.;
NcGra,h Nichols MouiFoO, John F, Cocago;
NJ, G. atb p; MCGEE Ann; McGinnis, Ttcmasi Nc
Crate. Nicholas; Murpby, stephen; Mallory, Mary;
Newton j NJ, Superior City, New,omb Mrs tsbu-
uie Waersl; Nichol Jacob; PenderlNy, Epma;
Ouail J. X Rice Mrs Rich Michael; Riley, Peter
Rodgsrs. coward; Shceuvn Bidg t. Sullivan J rrei
S.pttlebtp of Sm Il Senftleben Raa tit ers Slaug1-
TEL Thomas, colortd; Tivlen, James, ChiCsgo Ward,
hsTy.
The follo0 irg were also found:
Mr. Bre.ser NcLaughleu. Emma Kingsley, men
n, known 4 wou en- nukpouu, l infant
Nan, about five feet seven inches, lark brown mar,
back uustade e, squ,re forehead, dark mixed wooea
vet sa'inel pants tma check Litter marked on left
srm. r.
A youpg woman about twenty-five years Of age, fair
looking with long black hair, plain and black ring
on her trger. -
Peter Mnr1sy Arm M,Grath, Captain Wilson Mrs.
PaJitk Foley tw infants, Mr Ingram, Peer Cad
drns Unicu Guarda E'len Co'grove, Mr.. Morse, coli
hector Cor johnson & Diversy, Chicago, j. u. Rose,
Ellen NJ Cormick. ore young woman with Blk rings
On right hand three unkn ,wp, Mrs LedJen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

On Monday night the poor Bell-Everetts are to
hold a mass meeting in this city. We trust they
viii have as happy an evening as Circumstances
will admit of. But iha,much they are dead aud
gone air ady, go that they feel themselves they
haven't the least bit of lie eft We hope they will
allow US to suggest that they would haze come to
an end ali the SANE, but that they wouldn't have
been rendered ridiculous ia the process and covered
with dsgrs ace, If they had not made their donble-
faced and deceptive bargain with the Doug 4sites.
will some o ell have the goodness to read to this
meet Dc the speech which Mr. w. L. Dodge dehv-
cred st the Cooper Institute on Thursday night
We know 10th pg that would be likely to prove
so edifying to a Bell Esere aud eDce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

TRADE RgPoRT.-The sdvioes from Manchester
favoIs'e The it being 6 With ,ucing t-noeoeJ
LIVERPOOL BnfADsrUfFs MARKgT.-Br-sds offs
lsyea Dc ard 'ndsprS sH Quse hasuF Zig lily deired
Toe w,SthI has been favorable for the eroP. Mer wake
he'd Nah 60 report Flour bis DC iud fy II Dbl qdo
t4fins % ans vh.st derlineo 3d4d c@ota; Red NC
28 Willie 2 dl3i6. Com hS decdnod I'd y quarter Mixed
ard YeDrw 34I
LIvfRPoOL Provision NARKET.-Prc visions are
'enptDy oull Btefbhyy. P'rkGrp oct quit Ra'on quits
e easter out qnotons remain uuae ed Lard St sdy
ne 'fd'4 TalloW u ghtiy big er; sa'es at 81 d4
yERPOoL PRODCCE MARKET i en- buo' ant,
sdsarce irieor qua iiss; coEmoD, 40 Spirits
Urn ani hru 1t 3I6da2. Sugsr " Coffee quiet.
NJ dnia, Ashes let Is, 1876 Pearls lMCde'
h'Ts q 'o HARKETs-LOsDOS Str WHEAT has de-
Io'aa ~ oaarer srOtR firm and patidly advanced 3D.
Trs nm RICE q'iet and MN. TsLLow qoie' a; als9'z;
LosDos MoNEG NARKLT-C9hsOLs closed on 'ne
AHSic.s SycURtTIts-I lioos Central Shsres,
I2t6 isl d. Erie shares 2al NsSfork Cera Ksitasi ~
ex div; New York Central o. ~. f'nD''"Aiia ''
4 Mon Hl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
The Prince of Wales.

CLIFTCS HOUSE, NIAGARA FALLS, 9p M, sept H.
n 9 royal ATTY ST ived bero ,hls evening, VIA toe
RDfa ard Lake Burcn Railroad ard steamer CLIFTON
fro o. Fort Erie. At Brntfr I'd TIE party luneheS at
tie Krby House. The PRICE receiving 'ddrsss,S, ~
A barge party Of j. disDs alsO assembled, aud made
yaricbs wsrlke presents to the PtiDcs Crowds as
ssmbed a. all the stations. Upon arriving at CnpPe@a
IUce b pGIes were lighted ADD torch. light proc1s
sion eecrd the royal ages to the Falls, where the
Primo stops at Ciol Lodge The residence OF the ie
T1'e FaIls tTe illuminated with Bengal fires and blue
lights To-u orgow Blordin wa ks the rope.
TleDrke Of New,a tie is inoispo'edi other mem
hers of be party have also suffered The Pndce,
bowevfr is welt There bas been trouble to-day, III
ccn,tqDen Of Newi1rk porter, aoe% @PdaEs
O foIca lheu selves among the Roy 81 party. oIueTS
80 Zen ar Fort Erie ,lIat they sfo ld not be ao "
ed on board The steau er; but they have all arrived
esfeIv At Fort Erie troop OF cavalry rom tne
z1,h Reoimert of the New York State Militia acted
az an Escort 10 the patty aud as the steamer upon
which they had takD passage for Chippewa Pa,ssd
down he river they were holored WIN h0ya, sAu
from Font Porter fired under direction OF General
Gustavus AdOlptus SCrOggs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

The Journal Of Commerce plaiuIy cOnfesses that
NeW-York is now sure TO vote for Lincoln, and
proceeds to develop the plan of which We spoke
the other DAY as baviog been fpallS adopted by a
BrtcliDIdge COnventcle at the New-YOrk Hotel
Last Tuesday evening. eve must look to Penn
"syyanis," Gays The Journal, "fIr the twenty
" FIVE Etcto al votes, in addition to the ~ con-
sidered certain, which are necessary to preveot
" the election of LiOcOln by the people" The
Journal also says that the merchants of New-York
90 are usually very free with their money to de ray
81 the honest aud necessary exposes of PresideO
I" iisl election" Let our fir ends in Pennsslv
beware. The frauds of October, 1856, are to be
atten pied anew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

The London Obserter qualities the statement that
Mr. Lindsay Wits America in authoritative clPaf
w. 1t says his journey is private one but, as one Of
the representatives of the shipping interests be has
cons. to use his Influence to induce the American
Government to regct:a'e for the adjustment of va iOus
matters petsniDg to the shipping interests. aUd the
British Government, being DESTROYS Of facils'ing
Il ere vsws. has furnished Mr.. Lindsay with all cor
respoDdepce com eced with the subject tina. has passed
betwte en- ire two couruies.
At a collision The East Lancashire Railr 'ad oil
two excursion trains, eleven persons were killed and
nineteen badly wounded. Many were also slightly
wounded
On The 5tb, the ship National Guard, for New-York,
put back leaky to Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

The BellEverett men of Massachusetts, deserve
q word of appreciation and of traise. Though they
have DC hope of carrying toe State BY themselves,
they have / OF sold gu, to any other party. They
believe 10 their iDcpes and staod firmly by their
candidates. We do not know who among their
leaders is most truly entitled to the credit of this
fidelity to the doctrines and The candidates of the
party. We presume, bO~ever, that il any one has
been specially influential 10 pro iucng this result
il is the Hon. GEORGE LUNT of Boston. We are
well aware that Mr.. Lunt is not fayorite with the
Republican masses of the State any more than he
is with the Republican leaders; but the truth
remains that be is one Of the siOcerest politicians,
and perhaps the ablest writer, of bis party. We
are coDfdeIt that be hiss had much to do in keep
ing the party up to its present proud loyalty to its
ideas and its regular nominations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

"A correspondent writes as follows concerning
the prospect III Delaware:
"Delagare wishts { rough tie columns Of The
TRIBUNE 10 send a word Of cheer 70 the tr1end9 oi
Lincoln aud Liberty throughout the country. re Y
weeks ego We had DO g'ouud 20 hope that our Sta'e
could be car led for II nominees Of the Rpablcan
psrty; hut now ihe good work ID going t'rwa'd 30
ruiclv that our fri nds encourag to believe t'at
thf IomiualIy Slaveholding S'a'e may give her tec-
toraI Vo e TO the Cbicag, nominees. TIE scs up)n
bjeh T. is h, ne il fooudyd follow Toe good
seed has been gradually throughout the st4'e oy
one of our best newspspers sssl"t7d ~ our Irse
eoumu1 too With the Free States through tue Dela
ware Railroad, now years in operation, ana by tbe
lyge circulation Of The TRIBUNE, PH"Ia'tPV4
North Auer7ean and other Republican journals. Inc
fruit il Il at we now have 600 votes ready 70 DC
deposited for the X publican can idates ont OF a
total vote Of H. 500. With four Elect raj Tickets IN
tie field rs weIOw have, this is almost eumceht
10 gise US the STATE OF The pap.rs in this State,
We have h 90 Of the beet advocating cause while
Tie Breckenridge have but two the DOul las men
ODe, an the Bel men one. large majority Of the
Bel mel for Lincoln ar their second CHOICE and
when they tiry hat there IL no hope Of carry ing
the State for Dr. Bell and there Is nOne-tIey will,
in large nuni ere vote quie for Iucoln 20 prevent
TIE electoral vote beiOg given 70 Mr.. BreckniJge.
TIE Douglas men are ALEC well dspo,ed toward Lin
colin and tie r. publicans, prcerring much their sac.
IN the success Of the Seceden add under favor
ill crcums aLces ne think there lie strong prob
sLiItv that many Of them viii lord us helping hand
rrbs Gobt il eyioenty between Lineoln and Brecsin-
,5o. and very large majority of the people of
tbe State prefer the fJmer 70 the latter Tue Doaga,
men are thoroughly organized with full Electoral
"a Coro,es,i,r al lick t. and At work with will
800 U ,be, Breknddgs enemies These are the
1.ct. that encourage us, and we give them to our
tsIIow I Rsoobrans throughout the country. They
can VIZ; oh hem a. well as we can. Lei the good
work 90 on. ard Delaware wall soon JON the O'nsI
1uidcle States for Freedom forever !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

os never honor rosi bert Of the urited States Tbsrs
- 80 N AZ. ,rus. th.t the great proportion Of those
S,hi. ,ra influential m who formed th, m '-d will
ccr[,, ,b. ubrO which lreieced ard vii rrpucie all
,.ct on the part Of those who pretend to be the
IN Union p,ry Ia 'h~ir efforts sell oot Bell and
T,rt,,o Pooess tCbesr.l Now tenueu co do rot 10
80 20 sLe speech simply came here to second, a. Co.
art III resolutions, ana have hi say that
b All influence ant strength, snd energy, nov e back
A. SIS, principles end for ii ,on Somn-ii Lincoln and
1,oIn Tremendous ch-err, md that they viii I've trium
plsnty escted have 10 d nit Rene Eed cheers I"
viii The Express kiodly communicate 70 its
resd,rs the fact that such speech as this was de-
Iiyered by Mr. Dodgel viii it let th-m know
what be sold about bem sid to Stephen A. Doug
lssi Or doe, it fear that it's readers will all be
controlled by the example of a u az who justly
held 20 high place 10 the late Bel Everett party,
and that, like him, they will al turn their backs on
Douglas and determine TO give their votes tor
Hone at Abe LDcoln ecOnOn zeal Government, and
the end of Slavery extension ard the political ag-
tAtiOn of Slavery?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15


Gen. Shields, who is Low in California, Is fer
Breckenridge and Lane.
The Hon. A. II. II. Stuart and the Hon. W. Bal
lard Preston are making speeches 10 Virginia for Ben
and Everett.
Capt. Dayton made voyage from Norfolk, Va,
to Newport, r. l., in Is hours, in one mssted sail
boat having TO cabin or accomuodatOn for seepin2.
he arrived on Nc pdsy last. TIE boat is y feet long
and feet BEAM He put into but one port on the voy-
age s1d tba, was at Greenport, J.. |. Having no
room for a caboose, his provisions we're hd in ready
cooked On the yos age the beat was hooked over by
sq1al when 36 N l.s from land, filling it hst fl OF
W eter al wssbipg everything movable of the deck
overheard, including his osrs, Capt. Dayton designs
rstuynr to Norfolk by way of Long Llaad Sound,
thence by SEA from Sandy Hook to the Cafe of vir-
epia.
Frederick Deming, esq, ons Of the widest and
most favora6ly known of Wallstreet duanciers.
ds yesterday. He for many Yeas th- President
of the Union Bank, bat about a year and a half ago
retired to his couotry re,deDce at Ne xburgh, whsre
be has resided ever siuce, without taking say very
activ. psIt in business matters. He hal reached the
ripe see of 20 yssrs and enjoyed good health until
com al aively short time since. His funeral will take
place this morning from his late residence In New
bn, oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
NAPLES,

Sardinia was about 10 interfere at Naples.
1t was reported that Gen Lamarmora was about
to leave 70, Naples with 80 900 oops the object being
to prevent Naples becoming prey to anarchy IN view
of The fall of the Bourbon dynasty.
All dispose DE vessels of the Sandman Davy were to
be cent to Naples, and military preparations were
n ore vigorous in Piedmont.
The Ssronian Government was hiring every avail
ab transport and II said that if rapid convey
apce of 40 large force would be found impossible the
Pope would be asked to allow passage through his
dimniOns.
The province Of TERRA Dilavoro had risen in insur-
recticn. Bands of insurgents had united and were
marching on Camp Basso.
There was nothing az to Garibaldis movements fur
tier tbsn that he was at Monteleone.
Itwas reported that the Neapolitan Ministers bad
rendered their reeigDations, but they were not ae'
cepied
The King of Naples is to pay an indemnilc alton OF
three million francs for French losses at the lombard
mept of Pals rmo.
IL was asserted that the prohibition placed On the de-
paruIe of volunteers from the Sandman States had
been removed
1t YVES rnmore1 that tie Cabinets at Turin had
agreed TO prevent shy invasion of the States OF the
Church.
The French garriaon at Rome was to be increased
by $500 men.
Ancona has been decl, ed in state of siege and the
Papsl delegate recalled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
LATEST.

LIyERrooI, jth--a. m.-The Melta was det'ihed
til o'clcck bis moInirR. -.
Centurion was increasing at Naples. Ine AnneA
DO, ia Comu,,te. on tie Sd received eommun;a'
ton from Garibadi, announcing that as tho country
reGnired d1fi ito solution he would be- IN N9p'es
sb' ut u Sh al in the name Of Victor EuAhuei "s-
fuUe The Dictatorship Of the Two Sicilies.
The Neppolitan Ministry bad Uithdrawn their rsHS'
na,iop. The attempt TO fcru new ones under Prince
Isolitl's bad failed. ,;,,, tho
Cont Psrsiguv had nede another speech giving tlo
p me sion that Napoleon will 20 nothing more uin
MAINTAIN the Popes throne on Vatican ana not he'P
Lanoricere 10 keep the Roman States Az
IN e Paris Bourse was quite steady on the an. 4.
II Was reported from Syria that the fISloS s , Je
tacLment h. sufitrtd a rePulse at the hands OIL uo
DJu,es in Lebanon. u, 1,;as ~,
Iiedmt ut had considerably reduced the du'''' VII
vans, tiitues, &C.. OF cotton and hemp; IL ,os,ad
Tie Sip Pioneers Society OF Lobuon "a a;I ,;sit
resolutions regret pg W. Lindsays sem-ono VIZ w.,
70 Am.rica, al declaring that he does not Poe's tic
confidence Of the chipping interests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

IsToRTAnr NAVAL HovEMEsE-An order has been
issued by the Navy Department, directing thea s the
satin vessels Of the Unit States Navy are 10 be at
once exsmiDed with view to ascertain the cost Il
having them al converted into Gamers. TIE Board
detailed for tie investigation are to commence their
labors at once.
On Jube 90 the flagship Hartford was about TO leave
Sbspt hse with Minister Ward on board, for the Gulf
of Pech.lee. The Canton and Chinchen were fighting
at r. o-cbow, ard Commander Beuieu bad dspa'cbed
two armed boats for the protection Of American Oiti-
zers.
The Brooklyn, with the Chiriqui Coum'sson on
BIZ ard arrived all we'll al Boco del Zorro on Aug %.
after run of ten days from Norfolk.