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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
! -. -slT't 'tt.l y,
,WASHlNoTON Mae

g.,,3,, .s-.xsa--[ w ARLINGTON, March 70.
The Special Committee on. tho Pacific
Railroad proposition met to day, when Mr.
Carts substituted bill embodying tho pro.
positions adopted At : former. meeting 70,
the Central route. 5''z'5:'-.' -'''1' ~
Mr. Hickman offered motion to recon.
sider the vote by which the ono road pro
position was adopted. This was rejected
by vote Of Z to 6.-Curtis not voting. and
Fenton and Smith bsinx absent. L ID
-sla G5 ~. WAsuIxeros, March &c.
The Government has not received sutfi
Icisnt intormstion to enable it to Judge in
ltslligently on tho merits of che recon,
affairs in the Gull. whence the delay IL
answering Senator Hale's call upon tn
President for int ,rmation. The recent,
published statement that the Government
will call on Spain :or explanations as to the
fitting out Of tho Miramon steamers At LA
vana, is not we'll founded, there beine d,
official data to show that Spain is implica
ted with Mirsmon, or which would justif,
such course on the part Of the Admins
ltrstion, even If there were no other reason!
Why such explanations should not b. de
manued. g5f ya7g SaW ~ sEa srfalgts 81
r. Accounts continue to he tsecsived from tn,
South. that the. army Of The !" Knights Q
the Golden Circle" is On tn, eve Of leaviu;
tor Mexico. nut up to the latest accounts
from Vera Cruz, 20 invitstion had been u
t:nded them. - ~ '''''1
I'ol,s!5 sas.'@ ,*wAsHtSaros, March 20. !.
The Committee on Territories in the Sen
late, direct its chairman at the last meet
ling to prepare bills for Nevada, Pixies Peat
D:sco,a, and Arizonia;; in the binary form
To- b. submitted next dThursday. No con
di'ion in regard to- slavery Wis proposed
int may beIbstors they are pro ,en:el1 TO tn
Senate. The House Committee have thi
su ject still under consideration, and. vii
probably adopt tho general bonnd,ies, 70
the new Territories Propossd II the Sen
ate, excluding Arizona. syhey Intend, how
ever, to assert the principle distinctly i,
some :ss.r,n, that slavery is not and scanne
..i:t in these Territories unless sst.b'ish''
~ ~. If sf.l4 at4r ,,g4z.,f;,esa 3f -.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

In PBlsox.-Sherman M. Booth, the
founder and leader Of modern Republicanisn,
lin Wisconsin !. Tho symoatiser with South
lern slaves. and tyrant toward poor, whits
railroad laborers The friend ofnigger ,wsa,
ches and seducer Of poor white 'giirrls-in
short. the notorious, the genuine and the
famous Rcpubl can champion, adulterer and
niger tibet, is now in jail il Milwaukee,
under the eustoday If U. s. Custom House
lsad Post Q0os Building. 3dt Vii .tedf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04
Letter from Hon. EdW'd Everett
1"' 'f To THE PUBLISHERS: E-II
Roarou Trna q "a,

.Ezs BosTox, June 8, 1883.
Gent: ExEN The box containing the view
OF VoUST VERNON arrived Yesterday. I am
greatly obliged to You for this pleasing speci-
men Of printing in colors which, besides It.
Interest US y Representation Of the spot valch,
more than ATTY other, cndcars itself to tho
heart "s the CO 'ntry is worthy Of attention ~
= succe. sful attempt to place works ct art of
this kind wi.li the reach OF the great mass Of
the community. l remain, gcntlemen, with.
Mnny thanks. etc,
= t-l/ z Very respectfully yours. -.s
10 EDW ARD EVEKETT.
Notices Of the Press.
4 splendid view of Mount Vernon, which
excesds any engraving uf The place We have
before scen.-(Sou.hern Argus, Va. -,
1t is pronounced to be by far the most truth
iul and striking representation Of Nj. Vernon
that has been presented t. the pubic. 1t is
executed IN oil colors, after An Englis, s;v s;ff
printing. Known. it is said. 10 only nr. ,,ian il,
this country. Ind never before ut o,ptcd. -
Norfolk Day Book. Virginia.
W. hope that it may adorn the va - Of each
doElciic III the land. asit un1oids 10 the eyc.
correct view Of Washington's home, awaken.
fresh love for his memory, his virtues and hi.
Countrywide. Holly Herald; n. J.
1t will make an elegant ornament for the
parlor. retcrsburg Express. w.
1t is = beautiful view OF Mount Vernon it
has the appear ancc Of an effective water color
drawing, md would richly adorn y parlor.--
(forney's Daily Press. -.s
1t is cheap Ut double the money .[-Union,
Piainfeld. N. j.
1t is decidedly the best ono in existence -
Port Clinton Democrat.
The TINS are very brilliant, and tho picture
ia not only striking one, but II ust become
popular.-lSunday Dispatch.
he su oscribcrs havc Just issued picture Of
MOUNT VERNON, printed in .fttees .sl colc.,
by new and improved process by which pic
ures that have heretofore cost from $3 TO IS,
can he furnished for fifty cents. The size Of
our engraving Is Is by 20 inches, Oh sus eScal-
endered heavy pla'e paper. "a
We have also Just published view Of the
Capitol at Washington in the same style ' ~
Mount Vernon. lz * =
Price Fifty CE>1s postage paid ss,any part
OF the United States. J. IL. BRYAN 4 c.,
u Agents wanted in every county through
out the Union. SEMI and get . copy. le3
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LEGAL NO nES.

MORTGAGE SALE. .s...-z -
WI Default having been made in the condition
Of u certain mortgage deed bearing date and
duly executed and delivered on the foufth day
Red Wing, county of Goodhue. State Of Minne-
sofa. to W. W. Phelps and Christopher Graham
Of Minnesota, which mortgage was duly re-
corded in the office Of the Register Of Deeds Of
said county, on the 5th day Of August, A. D.
1888, in book 5 Of mortgages, pages lo1 and los,
Graham in fee. the following described premis-
es. IN said county, to Wit commencing
niEe chains and twenty i've links east from thu
n " corqero Of the Q zofn VIZ Of section
tweEty-three in town lis north, of sanee Is
west, running thence south Is degrees and4S
minutes west u chains and 80 links TO the cen
tire OF the Government road. thence west along
the ccsltrc of said road to the centre Of Sprin9
Creek, thence north on the centre 81 said creek
To point where said creek crosses the west limo
ofthe NV u ofthc W II dissection q sforrsaid.
thence north IN the west limo thereof 70 the n -
corner. thence cast eighty rods on the north line
Of tho last described quarter. thence north
eighty rods to the Il " corner Of the Il Of che
n W 4 Of aforesaid section *. thence cast niue
chains and twenty Ave links to tho place Of BE.
ginning, all in town LIB north. Of range IS west.
Said mortgage was made to secure ths paylnsat
ofsixteen hundred and twenty touP dollars and
sixty-n cents with annual interest on the
whole sum secured 1t IL per cent yer annum
according to tho condition Of throo prolnissory
notes Bearing even date herewith, one for $500
due Decembcrl6th, 1855 .one for $500 duo NAV
let 1861 and one for 2624.6sduo May lst, 1859.
with annual intcrctt .: twelve per cent per an.
mum. Noproceodings stl.w or osherwise hav-
ing boen instituted TO recover said mortgage
debt or any part thereof, and thcro beng due.
rs is claimed, on said notes and mortgage etthe
date OF this notice the sum offve hundred and
sixty two dollars and eleven cents (15sS.lI).-e
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that ~
virtue OF the power Of sale ID said mortgage
contained aud in .pureuxncc Of the statute In
uch case provided said mortgagcd premises
will be ofs. cd Tor sale At public auction 1t tho
front dos of the aCeurt House, in the city u
Red Wing. il said county. on tho 7th day Of
April !, Nd. 1850, at ~ O'Clock A: n: Of sid
day, TO satisfy the amount then due % ssid:
sale. Dated at Red Wing, MINI. fsbruesy.
18th, 1860. lssw6
Wv. PHELf0,
CHRISTOPHEK GRAHAM.
B.ls1oI 4 Ps11ls, Attorney, - - =
IT5 OoKlNG GLASS PLATES, Of ,l.i,11s. q
Ia l7lyt aytz Kxl1ossS p1ys tfols. ).
.-sdossT ,TE6g0Q Z
ssTr ,assr u $50 .safEis>F
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

U'rlON AND BYE.LAWS OF
THE CANNON FALLS UNION
AGRICULTURAL, MECHANICAL,
AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY.
ARTICLE /, The style and corporate name
Of this Society, is tho Cannon Falls Union
Mechanical, and Industrial Society. p,,
Art. 2: The officers Of this Society shall
consist Of one President, vice-Prssiden,
from each town belonging 70 this society
Secretary and Treasurer, who shall be
elected hereafter At tho annual msatinx o.
the Society, by the members thers,f and
by ballot. . plurality Of votes cast by the
mssnbsrs then present 10 constitute I choice,
and shall hold their office one year o. un.
I'll their SUCCESSORS arc chosen. @"s- @'''s
Art. 3. The President, Vice. Presidents
Secretary and Treasurer shall constitute F.
board Of managers . majority Of which
It ,shal! constitute - gu; rum Tor ths
transactions Of business, and it shall
10 the duty Of said Board to manag,
the pr 'perty and business Of this Socio
" as will best promote the interest OF Agri
culture, Horticulture and the Mechanic arts
and household industry; and they shall hole
and conduct annual fairs and exhibitions
and distribute premiums to the persons OK
hibitiug the best and most merltori aus speci.
mems in thoss several departments. :! 9s5s2
Art. T. 1t shall be tho duty Of tho rres
idvnt to preside 1t all meetings Of the 50
ciety and Of tho Board Of managers. ;.
Art. 5. 1t shall be the duty Of the Sec
ratary to make aud keep . record Of tn
proceed nys Of the Society and Of the Boar.
of Dirse; ors. and to perform such other ap
propriyte duties u may be assigned blu
by Tie society or its board Of managers. q
I Art. =. 1t shall DO the duty Of the treasu
!cr 10 receive and safely keep al moneys
and proper'; due to the socie OF do
nated Tor its benefits ard to dispose q
the same only by resolution Of the Boar,
Of managers certified by the President an,
cou"tsrsisned. 10y the secretary. He shal
keep an account Of his rocsiHts and disburss
ments and report the same with prope
vouchers 70 the society At its annual aee.
ing and to the Board Of managers 9 oAe
~ they may require. .,>- i. IL gI,a0.
Art. 7. The snnual meeting o; this socis
ty sail b held ~ the first Saturday j
January in each. yo.r It ono o'clock, ?. N
in Cannon Falls. s'i'i'. 5''' - i'5'A :! u
Ar, 3. Any person r>sidins within IL
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04
-, LA ~! FROM

New ORLEANS. March 26.-The prize
steamers Mitamoe. AID. Narquese and
sloop Of Var lfebN. are u anchored oppo.
site, the dty. ssThs .Preb6 brings one hun
dred andstwesty tisonsJs. among WHOM,
are ar;l Eomsao G.I and & two sons: The
P e.z :, ste1rfers bring sixty prisoners
from tho MaTquese were taken to the
parish Prison By the Unitrd States Marshal
Their trial has been postponed.
The Mexican mails Of the Is. by the
schooner Virginia Antionette are at hand.
The military conference agreed upon the
terms Of an armisice. but the Juarez Gov.
eminent disapprovedso f them; bscanee they
DID not sufficiently Eua,ahtee the cons,itu.
ton OF 1856, which Is the cardinal principl,
OF said government. After three meetings
the conference dissolved. The garrison re-
opened fire on the morning Of the 18th
which was quickly returned from Miarn,on's
batteries. lwo shells bursting IN the palace
The French feet was constantly communi.
eating with Airamon, G ntrary to Juarez's
orders. ..,x...r<
New osliBAss, March 27:3Advice. from
Brownsville to the,:::3 inst, furnishes the
following intelligence.
VIZ TIC 10Th INST. Two companies Of Kan
gers commanded BY Capt. Ford, and two
companies of United States Cavalry, under
Captain Steneman, Crossed the Kio Grands
INTO Mexico in search Of C0rtinas, Who had
returnedpto tho frontier. se s..2asi =
+ The troops approached the; Msxcans en-
camptnenl at ai&tlt--drovs in the pickets
and took 80 prisoners-who claimed that
ti'ey belonged to large body Of Mexican
National Guards, slso, 10 se.r:h Of Cortinas.
The next morning large Mexican force
appeared and claimed the prisoners Is q
part Of their guard. It was Afterwards
asccrtained that these :orces had been watch
ing the movements Of the Americans, and
t'at Cortinao was with them. aud had es.
capped at the first alarm. Our troops remain
enca'nped on the Mexican side. above
Brownsville, determined to capture Cortia-
as. Major Heintzelman. Of the army, had
sent .thena Reimbursement and two pieces
Of artillery u.s., .uaa q: 4.;un qsst ,lirri
.a Three thousand Church troops were 500 n
expected on the. Rio Grande. vi IN
Il was reported that Gen Garcia had in.
yited Americans into Mexico. .,z.1,j.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

NEW York. March 3o-'rhe official des.
patches from Captains Jarvis and Turner
detailing the engagement, with and capture
|of Miranon's steasners are published. They
cohtain. however. nothing IF iuportancs ID
!. Y vha. hs.. 9eeR sslre.dy pub.
tl$led. srs~s-y+
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04
ATcHlNsox. March %.

In the election for county officers. on the
c6;h inst, the entire Democrats ticket was
otecte'l by It's maturity. A.chison city and
township gave l5O Democratic a.jority-,-
tnly about half.a vote pollcd. .i.sl,,.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

The vi, Of Louisville; in pn.tirg tho "in-
strumcnt Of Ssta !" in AZ declares tina.
when the disunion traitors shall stand upon
the scaffold with ropes impending over their
heads. they will hink there is au..:impepding
crisis aud no Helper. : :. s.g.T
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

WHITEFlELD. A. SLAvEHoLDER--The
Westminster Review states that Whi,e3eld.
the great revivalist preacher, WAS at one
time STAKEHOLDER in Georgia. being at MS
death the owner Of fifty slaves. men, women
and children. whom h. loft in his will to tho
Countess of Huntington. ~
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

MORT WILKINSON Republican U. S. SEN
ator, is sending Republican speeches int"
this State BY the bundle. The outside
speeches Of each bundle only are directed.
the rest Of them being enclosed in his frank
ed envelopes. SO that his philanthropic Re-
publican friends here can deftaud the Gov
eminent out Of the postage. Be it remem.
berd that Mr.. Wilkinson lately opposed the
abolition Of the privilege, and also took an
oath to support the constitution and laws 81
the United States. and now violates both.
Such is Republicanism.--W ;non1 Demecr..t
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

,uMr. Berger, the Champion billiard
player Of France having challenged the
Champion American player, offering him ths
odds IT Is points in tie hundred, MICHAEL
PHElAs, aeeIpts the ekafetf = dlsiiGtiSink the
odds odds, and - betting $500 Of 1000 on .hee
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04
Mrs.. Washington. (early portfait)
&c from SiaXaYl..

Mr.. Washington. le.rly portf.it),I -: =:
49, from Stewart, 4 ia:5s,'g5
Miss Phillipse, from original picture.
L 3 illustrations On s6seaL1 II
Historical scenes. chiefly from original designs.
Ste of Washington,s birth-piaee,; Mount
Verncn-three views Washing on rs , Sur
veyor; Washington at Fort Necessity; Wash
ington surveying the Dismal Swamp; Wasa-
ington at Winchester; WsshinghQn's Field
sports Fortifying Bunker's' Hills !; Fort IL
ceadetoga !; Lake George; Fortifcstions ct
West Point in 1880; Washington quelline u
Riot, from contemporary drawing View of
New York. l776; Announcement Of Indepen-
dcncc Rattle Of Trenton; Battle Of Non
mouth; Rfatdcck's b lie FiIl ): Washington
going to Congress, etc. -. -
Must always remuin par eminence the His
tory OF the Father OF his Country..-[Philadel-
N. Bit is intended that the illustrations
IN this edition shall be- vorthy sofs the subject
and the author. The best artists have been
engaged TO make original drawings, and the
most eminent engravers are secured. -I,
No expense will be sp.r red. t. nuke the en-
cravings creditablc to American art, and fully
satisfactory to amateurs oi f:s,idious TASTE
- Agents and cunvasscrs supplied OIL lib
eral terms. The edition is Published exciu-
sivey for subscribers. lszwS
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GaP. PUTNAM. 4 CO, lxll2 eommenes in =
few days new edition Of this great work in
Each ii y s lfp psls s.o9 hand
somely printed in imperial octave. The whole
work will b illussrated hy. sbeut. o. epgrav-
tngs on sten, 1nclddin9 Portraits and original
Historical i Designs by eminent artists, with
numerous wool cdss shd maps. i s.N
Each part will contain ct least - pages and
one Engraving on steel: eyeFy, other part will
have s*o'steel plates. 8
Terms Of Publication.
!. Each semi-monthiy part. containing 40
above Specified Is cents, payable on delivery.
All subscribers must engage 70 take tko
3: The second and subsequent volumes will:
be issued in double parts-and the whole will.
be published atregulsr intervals Of two weeks.
Among the Illustrations already engraved ~
nearly completed are the following Portysits
on steel s.
-, Generals Schuyler, Putnam, Arnold, Green,
sterling: Baron steu6en, Lafayette, Count Pu-
laski: Lincoln, Mercer, Chas. Lee. lCol. Moul-
trio, Gen. Wayne, Geo. Clinton, Rob,. Morris,
Gen: Starke, Hamilton, Gates, Sir VIM. Howe
Sir Henry Clinton, Lord Corvallis ard Bur
80 e.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

ID 90 Our ncis Abr, entirely misreprescnt.
a. W y not blanc him for bringing 50
lhAesgV6 the county. but because he wants
70 take 80 much out Of it. ~
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

Rock ISLAND BRlDeE DECLARED i
NUS .NcE-REMoNAL ORRDETED.-We ar
advised by . despatch dated Quincy, Illinois
yesterday, that the United States G ,urt, sit
ting at Keokuk, has decided the Book Islane
Bridge is . public nuisance, and decreed
it's immediate removal. 1851 i"@'; 9. 4
We congratulate our citizens, and nigh
probably extend, the congratulations TO al
the ihabitants Of the Mississippi Valley, up.
on decision which % deeply concerns thei
interests: There never could be any rea.
sonable doubt upon the evidence that tn.
bridge was Z, most serious obstruction t.
the navigation Of thu river. 1t greatly in
creased its risks, and, Is consequence. en-
HANGED the rates Of freight aud insurance.
If such y bridge were -ailowd 70 stand q
Rock island. other. like obs ructions would
be thrown into the channel, until finally tn
navigation would be entirely destroyed.
We are glad, thereto, TO b. able TO announces
= decision which has interposed 70 pre-
veal sucha catastrophe. The case, we s::p
poSe. should it 80 70 the Court above. vii
be determined in accordance with this de
|cision.-Plonetr. 1910 s,'s's.3s5 as.t ''s.'l
/ ifsDEPExDExcE, Mo-, Aprchi 30.--A fir,
last night broke out in the drug store q
Jas, Hickman. on the southeast corner o
the public square and in spite Of Ill exer
tionsit prog essd untif'it DESTROYED evsr,
house on: tils east side, and several building
ID thevicinity. At:lsast twenty substan
tial buildings are hdruod The probable los
= ahoat $3.50 Qsuoi yts,yas & nj Ias III
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

.GA loyal Canadian in the provincial
Parliament, BY way Of showing ''the Yam
kees'' that Canada has no idea of hsing an
nexed to the Uuited States, has been NOV
ed proposition that the Queen offer to
buy Michigan, or Maine Or both Of them, in
order to promote .their we'll being and liber-
ties"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

St JOSEPH Mo-, March 3O.-The central
overland mail, with Utah dates to the 18th
inst, arrived here last night. The news is
m"asre and unim portsnt. In consideration
of the great increase Of the Juvenile portion
Of the community, Present Young is start.
ing public schools anl academies The
.I"rdon range is mostly covered with snow.
The weather is changeab!e.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

MoDEsTY or AUrHoRsHIP.---John r.
Thompson. editor of the S u:iera Liter.uy
ID ~e,gr, relates she following:
''Thsckery once told tue that upon the oc-
casion Of his lecturing the first time in Lon
don, he saw, on looking over the house, BE-
fore going forward to the desk, the wei!
known person Of Macaalay on the third
bench from the front. Turning to some
friends. he said: "a five pound n 'te to any
man who will get MacAulay out of the
house," ''Egad, SIR" said he, in relating
the circumstance, Il !elt like fellow with a
sixpence in his pocket in tho banking house
Of the Barlngs." f'-n W
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

How We MUST TRIUMPH IN l860.-The
triumph we must achieve in 1860. says, the
Providence (R. ~ PSI, requires .,a,.
Il J.. Kindly telling and conciliatory pr.
Icy toward those who have hith|r-
to been separated from us rather by diversi
ties Of organization, or OF personal prefer
ence than by radical antagonism Of ideas,
and purposes -~'~@ f.stt' II
2. Early and universal organization, by
States, counties, townships and villages, or
election districts, under the lead Of men Of
worth and Of work. tra
3: Prompt. persistent efforts by eacl,
organization to im,e kindred organizations
!" every neighborng county or township,
but especially IN those where We have hith-
crto bee" weak .e.s~r-
4. The systematic and universal circu-
lation and diffusion Of Democratic newspa.
pers and documents .:s
S. Seasonable and effective precautions
against frauds on the ballot box. especially
where our adxersaries have an overwhe' ming
preponderance. 5-5as-
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=. I'7~s 2 :. = E3IfW az
yl-61, 0asf II ~es nnsasC
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.-aGoso. ,I.seHoU Z
ssTf ,sssr II $50 .saiE is>E
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Nj OF nj VERNON,
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s3 -shge sri 7asd 3 1z7zs4 .a1it jdyis7ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-18

spain. In a paroxysm Of rage and despair.
the Senate Of 0enoN sold the island to COM
many Of ad ven turers, consisting Of five &C.
noese mobiles, the Princes MAaNERA, FlscoNx,
ToRroRINo TAKu1Fo and CoMELLrFo. This
company, caliedsthe Mahona Society, under
took to reconqner the islandson condition Of
enjoying the revenues, and paying certain
per eentage TO the State. They landed thou
sand men and Joined the party hestiie TO AR
RICO, hut were defeated by him, and followed
90 closely that they were compelled to come to
terms. But having discovered that they IN
tended to deceive him, ARRIeo attacked them,
and after a bloody battle, almost exterminated
the whole force The Mahona were driven
on, OF the island, but Genoa, herself, made an
expeditton, and was SO successful that ARRIeo
himself was compelled to ny to Arragon. In
two mon th,, however, he was back again, with
two galleys and a few soldiers, which he had
obtained from King JOHN of Arragon. He de-
featsd the Genoese Governor and took him
prisoner; he reduced the whole inland except
Caivi and Bastia he repuised new invasion
of the Genospe; and at last, in i40i, he was
poisoned and died. The same year Genoa sur
rendered to CHARLES VI, King of France, and
he appointed CoMELLINo, one of the Mahona,
Count OF the island. This man laid the foun-
dation of Bastia.