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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
PROM the Now O1sans Pieayuue 2sth plt,
rvCTTKNa Nmwrs FROM MEXICO

EADATAAG NM VS. FHAHM MA4bCO'
The American sohOonsr, Emily Keith Capt.
lockwood, arrived at The Southwest pass
yesterday morning and is on her way MP to
tGs city. She left YeFe Cruz on the s7sH,ns
Of the l4th inst and tring- DIRTY six hoar'
later news from that city. II - Of a most
ugsrs.at and EXCITING nature.
General Niraaou completed bic hnttsrI.ar
the Medano del Perro the mora # tine 10
the sam day the prize steamers left f. 500
sisted 81 some twenty guns Of large %cslibre,
and was about two miles and a half from the
city. It was rejected by the usual earth
works, and bags Of sand FROM the hill on
which the battery stands.
On the 18Th a little after mid day ths eus
my opened Are en- the s,ty. Many Of the
shslls at first fell short, but as tho d., pr
crossed all reached their Destination Be-
very little damage WAS deAs however 10 me
city. The raw hides spread On the roof gra-
teetei tho houses, while il the streets th,
shells we're intercepted by barrisades Of s-ud
bags. The batteries were worked nth great
energy and skill. And durieg all day aui
the greater part Of the following night she
bombardAsut was kept up inoesssntly Ia
firing was also retained with spirit from tue
city, and tine whole range Uf sand forts uou,-
prisirg the onter line Of works. The dam
sge doae 10 the ensmy's battery and tae other
works on the sand hills is not ooeuraily kaown
Il is believed 70 have been great. The new
long range Qussu Bsss from the newly erect
nc sana fort, between the barracks aud Gem
eteTy. dbl parjispisr eAerut,ou
Before ths b9mpardment commenced Tho
detachment Of troops sent by Miramou 20
Alvarado, were recalled to take part in { .
assault in case a breach was nude They made
their appearance before the city the mornia.
If the l4tb, just after the hriug bad sea-ss
To the mean time a detsohnant of troops from
the Libersl army had been sen. outlde he
city to intercep, hem They met ,omg dis-
lance 10 tho south Of tha osmaJe5y ghen o
spirited engagement took tsee, ia wHioa the
advancing enemy "a. --uplssaly routsa and
drives back. NO jguouos wl's tbs maio srny
except by indiyidusr tus ives W. made
This Engagement tyot place Do. 90 oaU. hour
mo usrurug p ramon .3on after cont o
h,g Of truce inc me eiy asking a .uspsn-
-iuu 4 hosthues This was granted on rhe
spot
Miramon sHbseqnsutiy sent ia a prsposI
for a military conference This was also
accepted on the spot, aud the members namsd
They consisted Of the prin siPle ofhssTsof both
aTmiss, aud the representative Of the forsiga
powers Al Vera Cruz. The conference met the
evening OF the same day, the propositions Of
Airamoa received and finally takon into sen
sidsratioG The nature Of The propositions is
not known, nor had the result Of the confer,
On &c transpirsd, Whs0 as Eu!ly Rsith sailed
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

rnE arsrERrEs or THE DnRr.

The report OF the Superintendent # the
U. 8. Coast Survey, for 1888. just received
from rks Patent Office. cortaiss many matters
Of intsrestto scientific men - well az 60 a5ae.
teal nsVigstors. Among nWristJ Of pspera
and diagrams isa report from Assistant l.. r..
PourtAle-, on the progress msiO in the Micro
scopicsl examination ofths minute shells which
cover tho bottom Of the ocean, sometimes 10
such a dsgr,s ss 10 exclude an other material.
TIE rsssn, invention Of the deep ssa-sorndiug
iap, umsr's, 10 which Lieut., Brooke U. 8. NJ,
has aotsd an Important part, makes Aceesssi-
BILE = EsstdomRini in whiah 70 prosecute scientific
iuyestigst,ons Of this character. A. YET Gem
psr lively little kneWniE respecting the iitr's
srsatorts iuha biting the oeesn bed where Old
NsPtnns sleeps, Notwithstanding (as remar ed
ny ,hs RsPor. under notiosl "they arc med
flying sDd inorosfioE The crust or our globe
in a manner probably siil more extensively
than the e%orals;" bat the numerous specimens
OF rsa bottom obtsis5d Sy tbs Coast Survey,
aud now in course n examination, afford ma
~tsrials nom which to determine many curious
facts. A Ane collection obtained Ia the Gulf
Stream, % tho coast Of soutn Carolina, by
Commander Sands, U. 9. n consists alnost
entirely ofsrssu saHa, and is found to de ideR-
uosl With the no called marls or fsrtiliSers ot
New Jersey This substsuse, as discovered
a lev years ago. IN prsduosd by the inorusta-
ton Of the cells Of a minute marine creature
wiiba s~iIieats ofiron. Il is one the maryels Of
modern SCIENCE that FOR the eKuberanoe Of
vegetable growth Whe eby spieurss regals
hsm,slyssln the cities Of New York and Phil.
a]is'phia, We are i%ndsptsd to the fsrlniripS
properties Of the remains sfiufusoria, fish sud
marine monsters, which msy have hOurisbsd
long before the creation % man and that
e. same vegetables ore prepared a. food
by the uss Of stone iusl, tss ssbst,nos OF forests
which E]hroqdgd ,hs earth 10 demiurgio days.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
NOTICE.

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that Seilcd F~ropOsEs will be
lrueeiyed a. he office Of the County CLERK, OF Bak0tH
Dounty at Dakota city, until the 81 day Of February
aett uadl - ococE al said Gay, fOr tho 0recfiCn ola
Brio. Cour. House for sriI L0uuty n, Ba.ota CITY.
The plan aud spehcH'ious for sHid building eau 10
hsen At IN. omce Of The CauutT Clerk
Bidders will be required q State tu their proposals
the earliest time At which th"Y VIII complete said
building the time not % eIoerH Two Year, nom the
aEtt Isl day OF February, A D.. lsoO'
Compensation for tHIa work so be 10 County urleT-.
and one Thousand Dollars In Individual subscription
and Forty Lots Ia said Dakota CITY
Bidder viii also state hOs, rnd At what times. they
dehire said compensation.
fSn Eaet, Is above, reserve the night Of aiaAlng snch
terms ard conditions to such contract 10 they may
seem Necessary 80 s-oGre q prompt compliance mere
= "a not incJnsistant with the terms or this uohce'
The time OF the completion o. aid contract ana the
tsrms u payment proposed BY bidders, Wul be Fsgafu
% ~ awarding a contract
b order ofths County G0mmissioners
JAMES ". VIRTUE,
County Clerk,
psfpts CttY, Yen sgh. Bsa
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LATER TRon "a RIO eFAxDB.
NRw ORLEANS, March y.

NEW ORLEANS, March y.
Alvioes from Brownsville to the 23d inst.
furnish tso following important intelligence.
On tbe 10 3 ius' 'W9 companies ofRaugers,
unisr the commend Of Capt Ford ard TWO
companies ofU $ oaeslry, under Cap Stone
mao. o,assed { c Il o GraBds into MEXICO, ia
8 .tA of C]oItuns. who has returned to the
FrsDdoc
IIO troops aPproaehed ths MeAioEn snoaup-
msut at night, drove il the piokets, sud took
thirty persons, =hc claimed !hst thsy lelong-
VI toa body Of Mszissa Nati0sal Guards, also
ia search Of CortnSs. The next mornisE a
large Mexican force appeared and claimed the
prisoners As n part o. their guard 1t was
afterwards ssceIt.iaet that these forces had
been watching the movements Of the Americans
sa4 that Cerisa- was with than and had Ca
capped OF the hrst alarm.
Our troops remain s]nsampsd on tho MeIi
can side, above Brownsyille, determined TO
c rup'-. Mi Heinp'sman, Of The
Army, his -1 them a reiuforcguont Of two
piest- - srul.. ~
me huron oops we're soon expected on the
RI q 10
. reported hat zen Ga.as a.a Hy
into Mexico,
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FiTsl Rail OF the FosIn. usiIroad wsrt
Of MissOUri Htver Had

81 JasuPH March 80.
The drst rail ever laid ia Ksusa. vas put
down en- the 81 Joseph and Maysvills EAi
road this sftsraoon ia the presence " many
citizens, among whom we're our city officers
aud many prominent men. This is the con-
menoement Of Tho frat section Of the Great
PAsiGo Railroad, vast Of the Missouri riyer,
which will be - pidly pushed forward and tho
shril ubisls Of leo frsr locomotive in KansHG
will be heard 40 "a few days
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LATER.
Nav ORLEANS, March

49,
The schooner Virginia AntoinOttc has Grri-
ysd below wish We're Cruz advises 10 the eve
u,og Of The 18th inst, one day later. Tho
military conference which was mentioned >
tae iast arrival as having met, amoautgi 70
nothing The honaariment Was reoomnen-
gcj - Mirrmon on The morning Of the l6td
with redoubled enc gy, and tho shot and she'll
were taking effect in the city, killing several
II the inhabitants aud .oldiers, and dolu z
mseh damage to property. Many Of the shor
fal, among t1s shipping under the enstie Of
sau Jusa D'Uiloa, bus without doing suy
great damage. Two spanish war steaueyssr-
et,si ID Vera CcoE GA glIt5th, As Ivy ,ao
Virginia Antoinotte sailed,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

Tia ship Norway Of New York, when FIVE
day oat Oh the pa sage irom Macao Tor Hs-
vaos ai,h 1000 Coolies wss the sceno Of a
I r-a uluuy, ia which thirty coolies we're
s,..sI aud ninety wounded. A lady passeng-
or On boau lied from fright during The con
f','
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JOHN GuREiRR
MARTIN Il, DEVER,


81, q, ST. cuARL1s sTEETT, Fl. LOUIS, NO
wynn promutly attend to all busine-sin hls
Nv linz. and oil work executed with neat
r,ss and dispatch, Wn give special attention
a. env work that may be entrusted 90 his care
and satisfaction warranted.
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10 TAFFE,
AT-oRYET d COUNSELLOR AT LAW
OMADE. EEBRASEA.

yy7ILLpromptly attend all business en'rus
w tea to bin. Oiice Of GrageS street.
one door east Of the American House, Oua
o. X r.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

/ Rl,Oo0 thst Will Whip ls wi0oer
$1,000 that ( Kali ta.p Aim before tbo
ten 8 rouni.
$1,000 ha,I vul eLlP him on the 6rst
r5uHi
Tb,es bots a,o TO be taken tcgc'ter or,
l $1,000 that viii Whip sayg,- aud Heo
p,u both.
3 5000 that / oAl vhlp them both beg q
A- icutA round
$4,000 AatI VIII vlip dye, .o .lo Gs.
rs1at
1sgsetsgs ore 10 be taken together, end low
auugonisti t. meet one altsruatsly-,ls' TO-. ca
alternate rounds, Or,
So. coo thst, sAysrs and Uoanau coming
ne At one and the same tms, l will asz .Dtm
beth ia forty seconds by She walc6.
TtO bkht must come Of e., s.us sa0..r sa'
place ia the United ai.,es visitors 60 o., a.
ult,ej at 6rO sollsrg hsad. Caill,.n, H
ist,rs Of the 0espel, enc Fro.,dsntyflA ya.
ted States, tho Members 9! CIV Cabin ,t|
Is3Eas e. tha supreme Cou.t gt vtN
such high Esgish oGe,al. o. ny pu,., 90
half price. Editors gyiag 'Ais s%Oall,'g, Oh,
Insertion in their tlt.ttI '.'. naus aeuit,t
free. II Will, the oatrs f~.lseeNs, tesg.u,r
with tho winnings, e. 30 ap. ,ottis',i 20 Wa
somyle,en Of the WASH s. M' r.,,t ,rl
the lsst payment Il he bilurt rs,urn d. q
eept. II do net wliP "a sn osts
togetbe with the vihn,tfs d, g. ~ ~ th, y
glisb Government as a sceuny t10i rF,T-r
"Frsrch invasion" An,r tlc ,e.i Il
pose to cot saysr
WILLIAM LovspJr y lt'r
JsnssFy LIST 1880.
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nYERs,

AEALuRlE real ESTATE aud Geaerl Busilt
~ Agent. Uonyeyaucer aud Notary public Dtheo'
door west of ths County Recorder office, % Fsiun'
trset, Omaha. Mt y'nZ
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

A sailor op ipe Antri.en schooner TanH.
Saf-r, nov j. 8 g5oih American port. hos
soon TO be iu tie city % New York, sends 10
the edttor Of tbe Herald a challenge b Aglt
uecuan. or s-ysrs. Or both TAs following
are Ala
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

Az ANiMATEp WfsooNsIS TeNE f,tr.R,
Wisconsin, must DO a delightful hNjs slott
reside in for who dislike troaula spd are ipu,t
ofpenoS, A short timo since &fs AatgsUs
and her husband were arrested COR burpiue
up the principal business block Of the place.
Mrs. Andrews recently arrested Postmaster
Mansfield FOR putting her in Jeopardy Of htr
life, and Postmaster AAbgheld has arrested
II. NJ. Msnyies, the attorney Of h!rs AndreWa
for Islander, aud after compelling him to givo
hail In $40, 900, had him re-arrestsd FOR -,
sault with deadly weSponh
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.,,.o,,or-orpssrrr rnr BArss Hou'E-sa
or AoyERTIsINot

-,,rsl,s urs, OF less, srst insertion S2 90
- .nhss1na0t Insertion 8 00
~. slrses one monh' 90
z -a,s-rs. three months, al
49, a5asrs. sK mouths ~ %
ri. aiunru, Cua 1sat, % Co
rr5 rlVp--s, cua 49, 81 cO
A.. -iuuu. one ya'rl as 90
.,'T c1rmu. one ysaT, - "a
a, s1rlh c1lmn. do. al 00
40 haf ouluma' 'A .o rs 90
90 fourth do |ths 10 90
DO hGf Csium' 'h5s' wou ~ W
90 fourth 90 l,ss one vr,r, no Oh
Basl"eH Nr.-cs viii be required on All aaFerIfe
80 sT,.pt where a special contract has Been made
oth. contrary.
usrgr,yrs ArvrrrIs Na. COMMISSION AID ooLlh''lSs
= , ar. the Agents for this paper Ia the cities oil
psv,sslyhis, Pa, Wilmington, Del aud Baltimore
~.
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JESSE Low e,

AND AGENT, OMAHA, NEnGAsE -ohos .
IL Farnham street. q
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zRg RRAL EsIArE
ss..... az D..l... e Ea,a,.. E..aaas..
l4yD w4anAYrs : RIAL ESTATE,

MOULD FAy 70 tha public thstany business entr.tsd
" tn their cArs viii meet sith prompt attention
rgrh "a I3yiny ont lands in,O iOts a. towns OF addi'iOns
l,sr-,o. thr Guy.ng. selling, ,entin9 or leasing OF real
-.t4tl. houses 81 iotg the buying, selling oN iccatuB q
land warrantl on tins on for cash; making ,ullectlohf
paving Of tayes, eE1minR Of records as 70 periecuie7e
titles to lands or Dakota Cty stock the obtaining |
deeds from the Dakota city company ir lots Ifa"'
shares
The making out Of DetdS, AoHGs and Pre- Emp
tion Papsrs, and the r]eesiping Of
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TOMAS sEELY,

TIORNEY and Counsellor ct Law, Oman,
HehTn. kn.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

Oleial Return Of ne Vstes saSi for bsl'SaiH
end 81 Slate OrgaaissHoa, in Datota
CsHntg.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
tim Papers, and the re'si0i"g Of
On eligible claims, FOR part of the land.

Having also now on hand large stock OF Dry uoolh
and N1tlons. Luult.r eud hurlH they "Jul" co..
attention 20 their st0cs 90 say 20 t"e pnn,'r mt l"eS
are prepared TO receive all kinds Of dy souls. sIoueLe
Ur1iure and lumber on commission, for private OF Suo
tion Tales. or 10 elchaugc for ether property ChAIg'S
low and storage free.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

Msjori,y against State aovsFnm'nt 21s
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

Guaranteeing Il to yield % per cent net proht, per an
nun, iflsft on deposit over 80 days.
~ T. Parsons wishing t0 Invest should not fail % call
at their office. NJ they have a large amount OF NRlsSOie
rr.D.rt, sr sole low for cash OF on time.
, Iiis best Of reference given II required.
J I. NJ. CROCKWELL, Prcsidtut.
Dakota city, August II, '5B-4oEly'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
Letter from Richmond.

Correspondence Of the Alerandria Gazette
RICHMOND, Feb. 23.-I visited this morn
ing the Capitol, and was much interested, if
not "editied" by witnessing the proceedings
of the Senate and House of Delegates. In
the Senate everything was conducted with a
quietness and seeming Indifference that, to a
locker on, appeared to indicate a want of
interest:--but such was not the case, | am
sure The House presented some similarity
to the House of Representatives. There was
considerable ''noise and confusion" Several
members would be on the floor ut one time,
each calling at the top of his voice, "Mr.
Speaker" but until order was restored it
was useless to call-no one was recognized.
The frmness of the Speaker elected the
commentator of all the spectators. A very
large number of Bank bills were passed and
member told me if there was not capital in
the State next year, it would not be for the
want Of Banks, as there would be one at
nearly every village and cross roads in the
Commonwealth. T..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

If Mr.. Moore, as their choice. Mr.. Nj. then
made an explanation of his connexlon with
the Rnfner amphlet-avowed his entire
soundness on the slavery observation-disclosures
that ut no time was he ever in favor Of aboli-
ton or abolition sentiments-and that his
LOYALTY would be avouched by all who knew
him. He then declined the appointment.
The African Church, where the Conyen-
ton meets, was crowded this morning, so
that it was almost impossible to transact
business. In future sessions, no persons are
to be admitted on the floor but delegates,
and to effect this object, rgeant-at-arms,
with assistants, has been appointed.
Everything, so far, has passed Oft most
happily, and no "noise and confusion" has
been created 1t is the desire of the mem.
bers that peace and harmony shall prevail
during the deliberations of the Convention
Before the adjournment this morning, IN
response to calls from the assembly, MessrS
John S. Pendleton, Of Culpeper, and Marina
duke Johnson of Richmond, made speeches.
They were well conceived, elegantly express,
ed, and elected round after round OF APP
plause. Mr.. Johnson's speech abounded IN
wit ant quotations, and "home thrusts" at
the Democracy. Mr. Pendleton's speech
was very able one. lie showed conclu'
sively the necessity Of a union of the Con
sentative elements in the country for the
benefit of the Union.
The galleries were crowded with ladies
whose bright faces lent additional attraction
to the scene. which will not soon be forgot
ten by those fortunate enough to be present
Ii was good to be here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
Latter from Leesburg.

Correspondence Of tie Alerandria Gazette.
LEEsBuRG, Va, Feb. 22.-The morning
of the birth day of Washington opened
gloomily, with considerable rain, and fears
were expressed on all hands that there would
be small turn out of the people to cele-
brate it. a
This being Ash Wednesday, the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church was open, and the
Rev. Mr.. Williams delived sermon appro-
pirate to the day.
At the conclusion, he paid short but
glowing tribute to Washington. as not only
first in war, first in peace, and first in the
hearts of his couutrymen," but as first
among our public men III trusting that Pro
whence that rules over Us and In seeking
that guidance and direction from the Al
mighty which is lamentably neglected by
our public men of this day.
He referred to the present gloomy period
of our country's history as being Lenten
season, a season for humiliation before
God, in order that it might precede the
yesterday of the true patriot.
About II o'clock, it stopped raining, and
the Loudoun Guard and the Loudoun Cav
alrv, on foot, with several officers Of the va
rious regiments Of the County, all in full
uniform, formed in procession, and marched
to the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
The Rev. Ill. Il. Smith, of the Presbyterl-
an Church, opened the ceremonies of the
day by prayer, and /. W. Edwards,
esq.,, prefaced the reading Of Washington S
Farewell Address with some very we'll con-
ceived and admirably delivered remarks.
Captain Tebbs delivered the Grafton, which
was very excellent one, and elected in
many instances great applause.
The Rev. Mr. Landstreet, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. made the closing prayer,
and the Rev. Mr. Rddick. of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, pronounced the
benediction.
The choir of the Church sung several APP
propriate hymns, which added much to the
qualification of the audience.
After dinner, Matthew Harrison, esq, on
behalf Of the ladies of Leesburg, and in the
presence of the military and citizens, at the
Academy Hall, presented beautiful stand
of colors to the LOudoun Guards.
He did the thing well, as he does every
thing be undertakes; and Capt. Tebbs re-
ceived them on behalf of the company in a
very handsome speech.
After the line was again formed, the two
companies paraded together for some time
under the command of Capt. Shreve, when
the company of Cavalry drew off to attend
the fair, and the Loudoun Guard paraded
for another hour under the command of Mr..
Wampler, an exceedingly good drill officer.
Great credit is due to Mr.. George ID. Will
hanson, the Orderly Sergeant and drill Off
Ger of the Loudoun Guard for the profcien-
cy of that company. They mustered to-day
fifty, including officers, in full uniform, and,
am told, did credit to their drill MASTER
The Union, us the only conservator OF our
rights was the theme Of the Address, but
our rights in the union at all ha2erd.
The fair seemed, from the little time had
to attend it, to be doing very we'll, rs GER
tainly the eaters of the good things spread
out as none but Leesburg ladies can prepare
then, were doing. Yours in great haste.
ALIOUIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
Lattar from Richmond.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND, Feb. 23.-The House of Dele,
gates met at l / o'clock this morning. The
House agreed to meet at II, adjourn at 3
p. NJ. and meet again at p. NJ, hereafter.
The House passed bills to incorporate the
Preston Bank Of Virginia, at Kingwood, in
the County of Preston; to incorporate the
Culpeper Savings Bank, in Culpeper County;
the Harrisonburg Savings Bank, in the
County Of Rockingham; to amend the act
Incorporating the Rocky Mount Savings
Bank in the County of Franklin; incorpora-
ting the Planters Savings Bank, and Lynch
burg Savings Bank, both at Lynchburg; in,
cooperating the Bank Of Mecklenburg, in
the Town of Boydstown; Incorporating the
Bank at Hillsyille, in Carroll County.
"A LOCKER ON"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

The victory by the Spaniards at Tuctan,
and the capture of that place from the Moors,
has been followed by creating Marshal o
Donnell Duke Of Tuetan. The Spaniards
lost seven or eight hundred men in the fight.