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II The London Era states that il is authorta-
lively informed that Heenan and Sayers are to
have another meeting in two months time The
subscriptions for Heenan's benefit, by Americans
In England, had reached f7OO. !.
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IL The trial Of Hicks, the alleged oyster sloop
pirate, In New York, is now progressing. The
evidence so far is only repetition Of what was
encited on the preliminary examination, the sub
stance Of which we have already published.
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:, IL The Governors room, in the City Hail.
icy ORR, Is undergoing the process of ienova
hv ~ -, Inc .e reception OF ths Japanese Embassy
oy the city officials. The walls have been Painted
xnt green, and the ceiling frescosd and IN the
osnef me American eagle hovers over four shields
ee,,o, s1cn OF which is inscribed the word s'Ex.
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u The Washington correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Traveller states that it is reported In Wash
ington, on the authority of relative of Mr..
Everett, that he win not accept the position
assigned to him upon the Baltimore ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17

IL Several icebergs have for some days been
In sight of Cape Race, causing the European
reemers to 90 too far South to be intercepted
They are, however, disappearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17

EOPPOSlTlON MEETING.-The citizens
~ o. TIE First Ward opposed to the present
Stott Hal corner of Penn avenne and Twentie h
street, on FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th inst Al 4
CLOCK, TO select a candi ate for the MsyOralty al
the approaching June election "
ma II u MANY CITIZENS
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II The New York Express states that Mr..
Butterworth has been offered the New York Post
mastershiP by the President, and that he declines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17

u BEERE EFT ACTIVE ASSOCIATION -
AS The above Association Will meet AZ the
western Hose Hall, sd street, between l. and IN
streets, ON TUESDAY next, at 8 O'Clock for the
Ianseouon OF suoh business as NAV be broug at
interest Of the nominee of the late MayoraI;y ,on
VentiOl are respectfully invited to attend
ted by the Association: r
heAoLred, That as the recent Convention has
thought IL both advisable and judIcious 10 o. o
csim tol. Jsmss u ReTret our standard bearAr
~ the ensuing municipal Campaign, and as We the
ne5tet holve ASSOCIATION of the First Ward. iuilv
enooIse the Conventions choice In the ssleotinn Of
Vne Whoss fnolenoJ as our chief POI ate n,agIs
aHe In the last two Years Is a guarantee that he
VIII pr, vs. ST. more efficient shOu-d he again re-
ooiSe ms sun ages of the people, of which W have
no d1nst; an9 y the administration of Col Berret
nigh toned, aHable ard dig nified oficar we nost
s6oiemhly pledge Gu selves. az members of the
neiIet hcuVe ASSOCIATION; t. use every honorable
ton within the gin Of the ciiizsrs OF WASH nston
tp,u,S X. A: WATERS, President.
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CUGAR-
. . sss barrels Porte az Rice s9 x
Just received and for xxle n, no
ma H-soSt MURRAY a sEMMES.
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II l 3 ii A r PER,
EAAIII " CD 40 K, u " ]. q - - .

ReSnntf ~ ~ ntto le,k q e th: and 7entq tFss.
my % In want OF any article in the above line His
s AZ % Shall be 20 ptase, and by stlict atten
share Of their patronage. fe' " '''i " .
Ill sock consists Of every article usually to be
store IN hfssrclass Family Grocery and Feed
"'V'e mal7-H
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HE FRIENDS OF THE REV. FATUFR
,,,a bLoA VIII De pleased 10 learn that thes ear
',n ~ an sdmi5abie Photographic Lik ness az
sos Pa az between 9Th and 10th SIS. bax1s,resoo.
gSs copied and PsRfed 70 excel the fnsst IVORY
mo l2-lw
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" BIBLE LECTURE EVERY SATUR-
Me-, $500 "a ~ ENiNG at the rooms of the Young
wen st nrlstian Association at O'clock Prayap
meeting In the Library a IA O'Clock. The public
iIaaies inciudedl are cordially invited to attend
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CHEAP SILKS, CHEAP SILKS
FKOM A UCTInN y
we have large assortment of handSoma Dress
silks, bought at the large auction saIes tbis
AZ greatly reduced prices, which we have marked
DOWN al very low prices, and shall commence 10
selling ct our entire stock. Those isJias ia wan,
ora cheap silk Dress, shonld give us a cali early
j. w. COLLEY Il CO.
ma INV a23 Seventh street. above Pa ay
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ch OK Fam ,cp ICE CREAMn
AT $50 Pcs GALLON
Also, Cakes, Pies and Confectionery or everx
descIi ption and the best quality, aiways on hand
ana Tor sale at AIGLER's Confectionery
And Ice Cream Depot Pa ayenne
ma IL 3t' south side, bet 18th and 10Th STE
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EOR SALE-rwo ST. BERNARDandN NEW
l. FOUNDI.hND DOG Pups Will
be sold cheap If applied for before twelvesS ~
oelock on Saturday. Apply at this office.S
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WooD' w q
STOVE and KINDLING wOoD y, The ~ ~ =;
possible price. w. a' INC io~os'
,soD. r. J. w: NJ. GAIT,
ma lift Iva anu i<li sts'l
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ON THE WING.


tCorreSPOHdeHce Of The Sfarl
NE SusQUEHANNA TAKES RIsE- LuMRyR
WREckERs-"O. R" LOss-LoCK-HAvEN-A
RED-sHIRTED CONMUSIIY-FARMISe Ann MIN
ING LASps-lNDicATIoXs OF A REVIVAL OF The
SPECULATIVE FEvER-AN OcToGESARIAN tx
rLORING FOR Win Iarn =
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BALLS AND PARTIES

L He VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY OF
neorEs.owntake pleasure IN announcing that a
tneir ANNA. PIC NC will take place ON g
ISLAND.
Particulars in futEre advertisement. ma is-st
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HVNNSE OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
~ NdhtN 10 rent, small clean and goui,,rf,- +, 9
House OF suit of Uufurnished Rooms. with use %
Sl.cneh, wthin snort or mode ate Il stance fru!n
w; t.: with full particulars. at THIS Office.
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~ WHERE IS THE BEST PLACE TO
t cSEo , BUn Cko1TITH aN,G hats AND CAPS!
SERVANTS CLOTHING in abnndance at
SMi fH'S, No. 400 Seventh street. next TO Ander-
SHIRTS, COLLARS. TIES, HALF HOSE.
NC, Tor sale very low, at SMITHS No, q 60 Sew
MORE NEW GOODS, at SMITHS. No 4so
Seventh ST., opposite Post Office. ina Io-iw
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08
FoUNDRIEs AND ARsRsALs IN GEoR-
GIA.-The Columbus Sun says:

FoUNDRIEs AND ARsE,,ALs IN GKoR-
GIA.-The Columbus Sun says:
Capt. P. H. Colquitt, of the Times.
we are pleased to see, has returne 4
from his semi-ofiicial mission and tonr
of observation through the Northern
and Eastern States, where, in COMPANY
with Gen. Ira E. Foster, of Cass ~
and Capt. J. w. Anderson, of Saw. n.b
he inspected the foundr.es and arsanals
Of those States. It will be ,,ememher.
ed that these gentleme', we're anno;nt.
cd in order that su.s.ncient information
might BE- s. obtained as to the feasibility
oI .: estaohshlr. a manufactory of arms
~ 1eor@ "a, and to enable the Legisla-
ture at its next session to act under
standingly in making the necessary
provisions to that end. We learn
from Capt. Colquitt that the Colnmiss-
toner's are preparing to submit their re-
port to the Governor, that the result
Of their observations will be favorrbly
to the consummation Of the idea ini-
tiated by the Legislature.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08
MILLINERY.

n RS. WADLEY wishes to inform her friends
wi and the ladies in general that shesshal
just received . good assortment Of Millinery
goods, such - bonnets, ,plumes, ribbons. flowers
laces, al Of the latest style, and respectfull;
call. Work done and bonnets repaired on the
shortest notice and most approved plan
Rooms north east cerner Of thepublic square
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08
d. p. L. BALDY

Again offers his services, Ito theinhabi-
tanta Of Toledo, and vicinity - Z Practice
Ing Physioian and Obstetrician,
Special attention given to Diseases Of Fe.
males and Children.
Chronic diseases will receive special attsn.
These whose fears have been excited against
theexeessive use Of Calomel, or Mercury, IN
any fesm-Aay rest assured they will receiev
no oinjury-during treatment.
Every person will be expected 70 settlsthsiz
indebtedness every
SIX MONTHS. By CASH, PRO
DUCE OR NOTES.
Fo01t1voly,p present indebt
ednsss - be paid Immediately 70 I. B. kAn
TIE. ks DIR. r. L. BALDY.
LUMBER LCn1DERl!
/OOO,0 900, feetef green and seassaed lumber
Of aN kinds, together with LATM and
OHIN0LE0f " salsat Ne aai
1nAaant0vvm oto0un S0yv Mlll
by ifas $3.50 A. GILBERT Z SON.
Tolsd4 June Oh, 1850. iii HsStf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08

Doct. II. Bunce, again offers his service to
the citizens Of Toledo and surrounding coun-
try. as Physician and Surgeon. Doct. Burce,
may be found at his office in J. NJ. Shanklin' 8
Drug Store, from o'clock A. M. until p M.
except when professionally absent. Calls
sek with J. NJ. Shanklin, will be promptly
a2tenlsd 70.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08

The BlTE or RATTLENAKEs has
been cured in Virginia by the applioa-
ton Of a poultice made Of equal parts
Of Tobacco, onions and salt. The cure
was effected in two hours after the ap-
plication Of this poultice.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08

ROOT & SHOE KER

| would respectfully announce to the ci'i-
rcss 81 rar,n County. that am how fully
prepared 10 DO All kinds sf work in my line
10 tho entire satisfactionof all customers,
whom ny favor me with their work. Shop
one ,loorSou,h Of j. II. Van Horn srcsidcnce.
uO Corn and Wheat, taken as pay.
MAX REUSCu.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08
MILLINERY,

MISS E. Z. NASH, wishes to inform the
1vlLadies Of this community and vicinity
that she Il now prepared TO furnish them
With the latest style Of Millinery and Dress
Making Rooms at Mr.. Moorcroft's South
East part sf town s
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08
Chr gowa Jransfript,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
At 81, 80 per Year In Advance.
$500 at the expiration Of three months
Rates Of AdvertisinE

One Square, first insertion, 500
each subsequent insertion, O,5O
One square Three months, 400
do Six months, Goo
do One year, 1900
Quarter column, one year, $500
Half colmn, one year, 5000
One column. one year, 5000
Twelve lines Of this type make squsr'
business Cards, consisting six lines .,
less, $500 per year,
~ All Transicnt:.and Legal advertisement
mu.t::bs pai in advance.
- Unless the number ,ot Insertions be sreci,
fed, 1T the time advertisements are handed
in they will be published q tic discretion o1
The publisher. and charged for the length oi
time they are inserted.
A liberal discount from the above rates
will be made to large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08

WooD wanted On Subscription q This oncs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08

A TTORNEY and COUNSELOR At LAW.
~ Toledo Tnma Co., Iowa. Office one
d. sor south Of the .Brick Storc'vln Att
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES

IA kockbr ridae Alum Wat~r..-Ths rcpu-
talon 9f these WATEks extend thrcushout VIZ
the .ss sS".ns1a ss:ss' sTks :rd rs usS
them, have attracted the attention al manv su,;
nrnt MEDICAL men in every section Of the country
": PAN: A; CAArwRicHr, of New Orleaus,
IS x.sst Il sfTqHISSP: Is
as ,ha5 o! tas Rockbrdse Springs"
VI; >. .; MooHMA;N, ol Virginia, says; .. It is
AESssS 's RScRbRb5GfE. AnHM % Ma
ana hhs s,S IN strnmoas diseases especially Tey have
never but in these WxTERs has iesa, ben@ sn
found that deserves the name Of SPECiFfC tor
DR.. JoaN @. CARTER, OF Virginia, csrtiiies that
GLaNRELAa LAB System and sosssss
Of the ostts; A'um soTn q the sa
tor. & M lave repestedly used it. and, lsai.es the
cu5iaris ~, ef:,cacio9s in dispsillns CUTAN Sous
ERUrTlVNS and promotins HEALTHY action IN
tne sS1n Nn other MEDICINE that ever used had
Dfsj. a. MeBAsE, Of Greensboro, N C.. says.
am perfectly satisfied that the waters are nn
eseae" eseas tSoss 3, sss " - ss SSH s5 NLc.ks
ha many ceftihcates that have beon furnished
by Ministers, PLY ys,cans. Lawy ers and ali cirssss
OF our is!,Iw M .S citizens, il published, would hii
r. An invalid writing from Ohio. says: That NV
Dyspepsia' with all Its tam of hsrrlble nervous
1as pssn relieved and eectuy and
Another from North Carolna wrises that. safer
cHsnNG 5s hs1a RsdiGa skill in Of
=. These Waters are kept in half ssllon ssss bot
ties BY our Agents, Messrs. FISHER E WINS
Ton, Wholesale Drukgsts, No. i2s Main e.,
,FKAYsER 4 RANDOLPH, Propr,e.or,.
NH 16-4t Of the RookbfIdSe Ai0m Hpripss,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

PRIVATE CORES PoNDENCE OF ALExAN.
DER Won HUMBOLDr.-The great literary no.
Telty of the day III Germany, is thick octavo
volume of Letters from Alexander Won Hum.
boldt to Varnhagen Won Ense," published by
Brockhaus, of Leipsic, and edited by Miss
!4udmilla Assing, of this city, neice OF
Narnhagen's, amongst whose papers Che died
IN October, 1851 these letters were found
The letters Ontain many satirical things on
the King of Prussia, Gen. Won Gerlach. and
other heroes of the Krenzzeitung party, with
numerous remarks tending to throw ridicule
on the hyper pietists in Prussia. The police
prohibited the book in the Prnssian domin.
ions, but the Prince Regent, as soon as the
obnoxious police measure was made known
to him. Immediately sent an order to the Pre-.
sicent OF Police to withdraw the prohibition,
II was at first the general impression that
these letters were of a scientific nature, but
rapid sklmming Of the work is enough to re.
fufe that idea. The fact is, this correspon-
dence was never intended either by the writer
or receiver for publication. 1t is reported
that the editress received from the firm of
Messrs Brockhaus, of Leipsic, S3,OUO for the
original manuscripts and the copvright,-
There has been. without doubt. great want
OF Judgment and discretion somewhere. to al.
low OF the publication of $50 private letters
and notes extending over period of thirty
years, and commenting in the freest and most
unconsfrained manner on passing events and
private conversations with illustrious and
distinguished personages. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

EDNESDAf, MarCn 1860.
The House Was called to order at 10 o'clocl
A. NJ, by Speaker CRUTCHFIELD.
communication from the Senate an.
nounced the passage of 4 number of bills
among them House bill making an appropria.
ton for repairs to the Governors mansion
BiHs Passsd-IncorpOrating the Mount
Hope Chapel Mining Company, in Eau.
quier county; for the relief of George Arn,en.
trout, of Augusta county; for the relief of the
securities of Robert Chambers, Sheriff OF
Boone county; authorizing the Board OF
Public Works to subscribe on the part OF the
State to the capital stock Of the Back Greek
Valley Turnpike Company.
Message from the GoreynOr.-The Speaker laid
before the House an Executive communica-
tion, sent in response to q resolution adopted
by the House on the cath inst, asking for a re-
port OF expenses attending the guarding OF
Stevens and HaZlett till the time Of execu lion
Ihe aggregate expenses thus incurred since
Jan 1st, lS6U, is stated at 81. .}20.i3.
CoctRSfoH and OHIO kaIrond.-The bill ex
empting the Coyington and Ohio Railroad
from the provisions of an act to provide for
the redemption of the outstanding drafts of
the Board Of Public Works on Ihe internal
improvement fund, having been rejected, the
vote was reconsidered, on motion of MIR. YER
BY. The bill was then laid ON the table.
H0rpsr's Ferry EgpenSeS.-On motion of Mr.
DUCKWALL, the House proceeded to consider
the report of the board appointed to settle the
accounts growing ont OF The Harper's Ferry
affair, adverse TO the claim Of the S9th Regi-
ment He offered a resolution providing that
said Regiment be paid as others who were in
service, and proceeded to-explain why they
should be paid. The House rejected his mo-
tion, thereby confirming the decision OF the
auditing Board Of Commissioners.
STATE Debt Of Seidsn, Wiiheys j. Go Mr.. BAR
BOUR, from the Committee Of Finance called
mp resolution to authorize the Board of
Public Works to adjust and settle, on q certain
basis, the balance due the State from the late
firm Of Selden, Withers Il Co. This resolu-
tion occasioned much remark and debate Ii
was finally passed by the following vote
Ayes 56, nays 4s. Much doubt seemed to exist
In the minds Of some members Of the House as
to whether this resolution required the con-
. stitutional majority. The SPkAkER was OF
opinion that IL did not; bat he asked that some
member would obltge him 40 much AZ to take
an appeal from his decision, that the House
might decide the question. The appeal was
taken. The decision OF the chair
was overuied and the resolutions rejec ted
ayes =, noes 20.
HasYey's Ferry Erpessss.-The House con-
CURED in Senate amendment to the bill making
an additional appropriation Of s30,O0O to nay
the aseertafned balance Of State Inability ac-
cruinG from the Harper's Ferry AFFAIR. The
Senate amendment Increased the sum to $3i,.
Do0, and dtFeeted who and how certain parties
Ih01id b. paid. sa
The htlI requiring reports from Sayings
RaukA 10, waS before the House. when tie
A0ny az 3 having arrived, tho chair vHs "a.
;Atod onnt o'clock to.night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

The JAPANRsE CoMMIssIOxERs-Al letter
from an authoritative source, saws thai
Commander Tattnall, who commands the
United States vessel which il to bring the
japanese Commissioners to this countrv has
written home that he will arrive at Panama
about the middle of May next. This will ex Tend
the time of their arrival In this COUNTRY 10 the
first week in june. This information can be
rive At AspinWall they will be received ON
board the steam friGate Roanoke, which viii
then leave Immediately under the Command Of
Comman McCiuney. for New York direct.
The Commissioners will stop short dino At
San Francisco, California, on their way 70 Pa
mama, ssss =
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~ The SE Gysa. .ysirxini. 4 ksm<Sy, .s.4 ne
FOR GONNORRHREA AND III, SEf. s FL FL htsi H.

LAS F. ES,11This great American remedy, contsin :
.nx @ -" MetouIaI or Pa.samic properties, exce! N
sativs, IestoIatiye and Tenovntins powers; and
t ne h!edical world are astORshsd = hen to-! that
cgniounded when they have oeuisr dsa,on nstra~
Eons OF the facts. But the tor. who has
kn0wn o. the remedy for twenty odd years. mas
known OF case Of tveuty yeass' standing 10 10
restored % perfect health. and Al other cases of
shOrser ddfnfion II 10 restored. without q sinxic
exception. AID therefore chali aGss any osse ri
S9norIhTs which the remedy will mot cure. pro-
on the part Of the patient; end aAy ose psreSSs~1
hall dozen bottles. and using seeordinEIy, ia n,s
case Of failure, viii furnish aitiessi s.SsJ;..n" IJ J"
free Of cha!ss. 70 complete the care. thso|sS r.:
axents; and care will bs effected without incon
Sold By APPERkOM = DuPUY, No. -, s.,,.a
street, and y: o:A.STkECKER,M a. Main street. Hr"ss
Mah A-d6m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

The DEATH PENALTY.-The New York AS,
sembly has ordered the bill abolishiDg the
death penalty to Il third reading, by the deci-
sive vote of 81 yeas to "a nays. Ii requires 6
votes to pass bill on its third reading The
Dill Is very brief and simple, substituting for
death Imprisonment for life, with the effect of
civil death. Offences now capital are not to
be bailabIe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

WIFE MURDER.-On Saturday last, Sandy
Yates, well known In this community as an
IDLE, tri1ing vagrant and inebriate, killed his
wife by splitting her head open with an axe
This he did after inflicting upon her = severe
castigation, during which he also broke her
arm. The occurrence happened in North Car.
olina.-Dan riiie Va.) Appeal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

ATTACKING AN EDIroR.-Iast waeL =, a.
tor Of the Varieties Theatre, New Orleans
struck and knocked down Mr. Overall. one OF
the editors of the New Orleans True Delta
%nen the assaulted gentleman retaliated bv
hring at ms antagonist three small bullets
one OF which struck bystander-the other
harmless wv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

BRITISH CHAPLAINS' UN1FORM.-It has been
oetermined tnat the Chapiains in the British
Army shall hereafter wear uniforms black
frock coat with standing collar, and ths, royaI
arms in gold thread on either side, the front
laced with black silk. and the sleeves frogged
lains in Scotland or India, but only to the
commissioned Chaplains whose names apnear
on the Army list, Of whom six are Of the
Presbyterian persuasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

LAwLEss DOINGs IN KENTucKY-A preacher
nHmeu Hanson recently expelled from Berea,
ky-with john &. Fee, returned to Berea. when
committee again ordered him to leave. tha
county Hanson, with some twenty-five or
thirty associates, armed with rifles, fired upon
tne committee, but without injaring any OF
them. Hanson's party now retreated and
barricaded themselves in house. The coin
mittee consists of some twenty-five or thirty
men, armed with revolvers. A military force
has been ordered from Lexington. and il is
thought the disturbance will soon be q mailed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

The LATE NAVAL BATTLE.-The Vera Cruz
Trait d'Union says Marin threw his dead
ana even some OF his wounded, overheard; il
is impossible, therefore, to state precisely his
loss. The number OF killed and wounded, on
both sides, is probably about 40. Nine wound
ed are IN the hospital. 1t is thought that if
the plot Flores had not been wounded, the
Gsnerat H,rnmon might have. escaped Mira
mon is short of powder, and Marin was bring
ing him fresh Supplies. When first met, lie
had already brought up the powder for debar-
katIon. Seeing that he was lost, he threw it
into the sea. The barrels were the same as
those in the arsenal ut Havana