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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Tonight the grand Wids-Awake demonstration will
off in Jersey City. The affair promises to be the
ersndest which the people Of New-Jersey ever wit.
Ietsed. The line will form in Washington street st 8
o'clock after which they will parade the principal streets
Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

CITY MARsHAL's REPoRT.-City Marshal Ellis re-
po that 1873 persons have been committed TO the City Prison
during ending yeste day OF the above 81 were or
drunk disordery 81 sa.nt aud battery 49,
life Nsiiyity-Ir.iand United States 10; Germany II
Wales, z; Scotland 1; England, 4; Coloed, L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

HUDSON COUNTY CoURT.-ln the Hudson County
Court Yesterday on elderly FAMED James Brown OF the
Fourth ard Jersey city, tried for attempting an 0uuase
on Yor ns girl the principal witness The District
Attarney sbsndonso the indictment the count and the
was convicted and battery only Judge Ogden
sentenced him 10 months In the County JAIL and the costs
of Court ,,,u,.l.-
Thomrs McCsbe asignsd and pleaded goy 20 embez
ceiling about 200 belonging the Township OF North Bergen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

lo.n of torches taken sud used dob sst
that the same Is true Of other wards NINTH WARE.
Nete. York. Oct 81, 1860.
SALE OF CITY Lors "A. j. Blocker, Son & Co.
auctOree sold ct the 90
and One Hundred and Thr hh streets. me asGaspos -
sG he se sse At sssPi :Rsf ''s
and sold at ss15 to b Saith Mr. Saith also took the ID.
Ausn D. Mount porchased two lots Ninth svsn.s
SOS each end Oaes re-, 1s and E.hs
street Nnta avenue syerasns ~ Ies N
B. C. WaDde bid Cd three lots next beyond 81 feet deep -
ayersgs for $685. each. a. u,-xx
Eighteenth street sold to Thomas Stevenson 70, *li
-Four forming .aS O s
mex, sold They started at Oo0 esch and oasy sol
ssonr sa en- 90 IN and thirty s
four lots on hundred thirty fifth street ~ Ies rec
between One hundred sndhy third and on'hundredsnd'
-Four ets in One bundled thirty fourth street. go feesfe
Fifth avenue sold for 1886 apiece and fou o 90 se
nue. ard hundred and fourteenth street. subject mort
lOt on Fly seventh street. 800 feet from Eighth sgsass
and three bocls from the south west corner Of the oenu r
UnJeTh boUsbt~o lots Fitysec0nd street, near Sec
eng o on Sefth street. Eleventh maxi
s h Orpbsn Asylum with and ass
formerly occupied by Peah Per sold together - chss
". Foster bid of Forieth street. Ntsa
thu sSresste sonnt Of the sale was between $4,000 sal
$4,000 Ss o. '' "
Found DEAD IN THE STREET.-A man named Jas.
Flynn e No 237 Monroe street. found deed on the ate-
walk At the Of South street and Msdsn lane $1,000
inquest subsequently held resulted in verdict OF death f'"'
natural csuses
A SCHOOL GIRL ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.-A iHse
girl named Antointts RaSnsy go s'sEen Fou.tS es
fell to the bottom seriously injured that a.n en-
sued sshI@sI held AZ on sf
found verdict Of Accidental death"
Ry,1yy ny RopsrRs.-Jsmes McCurdy Of VIZ
WAS u cShsm and Roosevelt s.es ISsy
.togp and rob ha but a. he had no tssy
besthim numerically lie YVES TAKEN 70 tho r'aa
tor. House. and the ruisns escaped
IAdverti.ement
H.R. II. THE PRINCE OF WALES and SUITE q
BRApY's NATIONAL PORTRAIT GAIzRr.
Corner of Broadway and iotAst
THE Only GALLERY 4 rHR UNITED Srsxss
ps.ss OF viii ff ss Ts y q S E' sIs s o.
"e cop.. n in every style Of the art for sale
Gallery open from a. N. to 3 p. m.
Advertisement
II. r. II. The PRINCE Of WALES and SUI91
At GuRSgYs GALLERY. No. TO7 Broadway.
The lat Photograph taken America Of Prince BY ror
desire exhibition
The public invited examine this picture pronsuncsA By
II. r II to be the best ever taken Of hia-
Also On view eli the members OF the Royal party.
sUBsCaIPrlos Book now OPKN.
Gallery open nom O m. TIL D. m
Photographic Artist, No 7si Bso.a~sy.
ADVERTISEMENT
The LIVING SIANiEsE TWINS are still at BAR
Suss MUSEUM with al the other wonders Of the place .A
the great play OF JosEPH AND ms BRsraaxs drawing crowds Il
visitors
AdseGiseEentl
To WlDE-AwAKE CLUBS
Every Wide-Awake Club should have cop,.so f
TAG POLirIcAL TxyrB Book
Compiled By HoRAcx GaxaLkr and j. v. CIsyurAsp
Pae 81 per copy. nt by pa pepad on rwosipS & eca
Cloos are s1poiss bS sspcssas 500 Per Lao Addrsss
fas rsgsgss, Msw.sss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
CITY ITEMS.

Mr. Thomas Lloyd proposes th' evening to set forth
thirty three reasons Why Abraham Lincoln should be
chosen President He will speak from the steps OF the
Cooner liz gkitute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

Ia regard to the controversy between the ClV ana
Central Brooklyn Railroad Companies, The Express
says: ,-,-- c,.- p.,,,o.a co,,narv
bving e sued by Judge Goud Of Troy, upon tne aPPa
r.s rsiuns them running cars upon man sno
- Atone, General tnis morning served upon tnst
Conn be srse 70 avenue eso upon that part o. tne
Wis s1ur, running through Classon avenue III
iupiog gIsued upon the grousd that they hs1
th rors iigbts aud the bi asks that tns company nay %
ino exercising the nights OF copOsuoa ana
That be sppouted take charge Of tnen epecs
L proceeding been brought about we suppose IN
zee Of the refusal Of the City Company 70 carry out an
sSr made between them and he Central Company Tor the
re- 81 Fur We do not fully understand the merits OF
- cot0ytrsy bot the Central Company having repeatedly
etd 70 the whols subject 10 three persons places the
C cor psny eXpsustioD IL due alike 70 its ockhod
ers ind ttr public
The BOst0H Post says
A b se Of week money appeared 70 10 be IN rather
det1snd although the note brokers reported ample
whole however, think the marx let
"a 1, certain the banks have loang
ia New funds In earnest request, throughout the
quote 607 D. cent as the current rseif for the best
III Philadelphia Ledger quotes the money Market
of that cly as follows:
~ -: for money on short time and on un1Destoned
ny 1-ssy met al 6a6l T. cent bat longer paper aud bs
- III u.stOneo In credit are NOT Ieadily place u ana
g. on Al sch rule higher, and are keiy 70 increase II the
distrs q the future continues -
The i,lowiDg figures exhibit the number Of bushels
Of xb,at with -four reduced 70 wheat received ~
20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

The Police Commissioners yesterday accepted the
resignation Of Policeman Hsnoran Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
THE FIRRMEN's PARADE.
To n. Ediso, Of Ire n. Y. Tribune.

SIR: In common with yourselves, believe that the
charge for torches for the Femen procession perfect swim
die know that ward NINTH application was made 70
the Wide Awsks several fire companies 10 the ward fer se
.n NJ torches and the same were aud used d,ub ss
that the same Is true Of other wards NINTH WAKE.
Netr. York Oct 81, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
Advertisement
IT p TT THE PRINCE OF WALES and SUITE q

BRApY's NATIONAL PoRTNATT GALLERY,
Corner of Broadway and i0th-st
THE ONLY GALLERY rHs UNITED SrkrkS
Honored with q Special Visit BY the Royal party.
Photographs of H. r. H. the Prince 0; Wales and Suite
view at Brady's Gallery.
COPIES In every style Of the art for sale.
Gallery open from a. ~ to p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

OBITUARY.-Joseph Gulck, for many years Militia
Fine Collector for this city died at his residence ia
Bushwick, L.. l., on Wednesday morning. For nearly
forty years he was afflicted with pulmonary Affection
which ultimately caused his death. In his public ca
pacity lie was known as stern, unfiachng officer,
performing his dssgeeable duties with promptness and
efficiency, and though often accused OF undue severity
be always carefully sbsa!nei from overstepPing bis
authority. His remains will be taken to Monmouth,
Nj, on Friday, fiom the Bowronville (B'ookiyn,
L. d Reformed Dutch Church, at VIII en- place the
funeral services will take place, at 10 a. m.
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGEs.-The returns OF births
and ms images made TO the City Inspsctorfor the month
of September, were as follows: Births 1888; mar
risges 465 This an increase over the returns Tor
the preceding month of 60 births and l6l marriages.
CAKTsES's LIcEscEs.-Yesterday closed the time
allotted for the cartmen to renew their Licenses. The
whole humber taken out Ia 1873, which is 81 less
than last year. Total fees received this year. 81 o6S
Until mkt Fall licenses and renewals will be at the
came price, 81 so.
The CRoTos RESTs.-Since May /, the commence.
ment of the fiscal year Of the Croton Department, on
an AZ gegate smount Of water rents Of between $780,
OOO and 100000, upward of 100000 have been re-
ceived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

A NEw-YoRK SwISDLER on HIS TRAVELS The
Philadelphia North american Of yesterday, says:
"a slabsded sandy genius five feet eight inches in
hight and about thirty years Of age, Is how travelling
about the country living upon his arts. He calls him.
eef by the very unusual name, Mr. Smith, Last
Saturday he called at the Office Of Messrs Twells a.
CO., Nos. 10 and II South Wharves. He represented
hin self as the first officer of the fine clipper ship Fly
ing Eagle now loading in Merchants Express Line
for California, from New York. During his stay IN
the office he vsry eevery introduced the subjects OF
freights and r1oeperous condition of the line In
New-York, q Aplimcnted Messrs. Twells g. Co.,
for their acti{ agents here. Before leaving ne
presented an dz61 aignsd by Il. NJ. Cooley esq, the
Nsw-Yerk agent, for about fifty, dollars AS tins was
lot in MIR. Cooley writing, and evidently iorgery
il was refused. Mr. Smith seemed much surPii E
Mr.. Smith put on his bex rushed out, and s'id ne
,yould telegraph 70 Nj. Cooey, and bring back reply
in the shortest possible psfiod Mr. Smith, 1t now APP
peaIs did this only to save himself from arrest MIR.
Smith went ont, bat took good care not 70 return.
P,ople will do well 10 look 90. for him.
PrcGY TYsos.-An old, tidy looking woman in spec.
taoles sits reading the newspaper at her seed herb
dried beans and ets in Washington Market. She
has been there 40 yearsa life time, and when girl
sold vegetables in the Fly Market, Burlng clip. She
has many curious storiesOne of passing about peck
Of shin plaste Of triAing denominations, on nswspa-
psrs In the time TO get few dollars into manage
abls eOpP'ss, ard tho Pigs eating 'asn W whea haag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

DEMOCRATIC AssEMBvY NomIsATIos-The dele
gates to the Is, Assembly District Democratic Conven-
ton lie, at the Philadelphia Hotsl on Tuesday, and
pamipated ex-Aldermsn VIM. X. Brown for Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

Found DEAD IN THE STREET.-A man named Jas-
Flynn e No 237 Monroe street. found de:d on the ae
sL Al be Garner of south street and Maiden lane yeerdAy
morning His body conveyed 10 his residence where %
inquest subsequently held resulted In verdict oil de'n Ton
natural causes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

DecTease.......... 81 S46,199 41S7i8R
IrCTease Ss6l,S33 &l,53O,893
TIE following the Currency, Land-Warrant,
and Srece quotations for the week, corrected for
from the rates current at the Banking Office of
Thomnanu Rrn,bers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
Advertisement.

II. II. h The PRINCE Of WALES and SUi92s
At GuRSYYs GALLERY, No. T07 Broadway
The Photograph taken In America Of the Prince BY rora
desire now on exhibition.
The public invited examine this picture prousuncel By
II. II. II TO be the Best taken Of him
Also Q view, ali the members Of the Royal party.
SUBSCRIPTION Book OPEN
Gallery open nom am TIL p. m
GuxsxI L sos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27
NEWS FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA.
70 dates from Victoria are to january 50.

The dates from Victoria are to January 60
The Presidents remay about Saa Juan excite oons
derable uncomplmenary comment in the Victoria papers.
The bark Sea Nymph had arrived at Victoria after q
most disastrous voyage OF nearly years duration, from
Portland, England
The population in the mines Of British Columbia s
by careful computation, ,lI5
In the Coionist We find the following paragraph-Mr.
Baterton, who recently returned from the Pavilion TO
Yale, reports mining gong on ~ any point Of the
river, except few men rocking. The weather Is too
to work. Great numbers OF miners saving
lumber with whip toms&e sluces and fumes In The
spring Miners generally appear In high spirits, antci
patng in the spring rich return for their ,eoors
hotel is about being built at Westminster, On Fra
river.
One hundred tons of coal per day are now exported
from Nanaimo The quality Is all the time improving
The Otter Mouatt with twelve passengers, JEFF
fray's Express, and mails from Douglas and New West
Minister and about s. GOO in gold DUST arrived st VIC
toria January n, from New Westminster.
Goods scarce ut Port Douglas Packers are still
packing to Ia Fountaine Merchants complain Of scarcity
Of money but all full Of hope for spring trade.
Since the change in the anc system, the Commissioner
Of Lands and Works Is doing "land oftcc business =
great excitement about locating land in and around Bur
rows Inlet, and about New Westminster.
Steamer Henrietta, Ao0fe arrived, all saee at New
Westminster in eleven hours Tuesday and expected
TO leave next day for Port Douglas
Mr.. Ly Wing, Chinese merchant, came down on the
steamer after tour in the mines, and expresses himself
immigration the present year of 900 5000 he brings
down considerable DUST and proposes starting branch
houses at Hope, Yale and Dougss-
proclamation by the Governor OF British Columbia,
dated Jan 20 1860, authorizes the Land ConmssiO
and eli msgisrates gold rommissioners TO sell pri
vae sale any lots suburban lots surveyed agri
cultural lands, which have been or may hereafter be
offered a. public auction and remain upsold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
Intelligence from Central America, South
Pacific, New Granada, Mexico,
British Columbia and Wash
ington Territory.
x1,asa,57s I'm SPECIE.
THE INDIAN WAR.
; Treaty Of Peace Between Peru
and Ecuador.
-~->~~.-~~,~,.-~,--~-
Ussslon Of Ecuadorian Territory and Injury
to Her Foreign Creditors.
New Treaty Between England
and Nicaragua.
me Mosquito Rrotectorate to be
1xtinguished.
ExSPresident Mora an Exile from
Costa RIGA.
-,>.,~,~~~~~~~
THE ANGLO AMERICAN TRANSIT ROUTE.
THE AR X ETS,
-, 6c, 10.

me steamship Baltic, A. G. Gray commanding, lcft
Aspanwa on tho morning the 10th inst and arrived at
her dock at this port early hour yesterday morning
he brings passengers and treasure which left San
Francisco on the 9th inst the Pacific Mail Steamship
Cbnpanys steamer Sonora
he Baltic on outward voyage, arrived at Aspinwa
s>rly on the morning OF the 14th and her passengers
srosscd the Isthmas and embarked board the John L.
S>ophens the same day-al well
Among the passengers by the Baltic are Messrs White
wrsht Gouverneur Kemb, and Isaac Townsend. Of the
Panama Railroad Company, and c. II. Russell, Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. who have been on a
short tour Of inspection Of the properties Of these
onIes on the Isthmus and in the bay of Panama. Hon.
NJ latham the newly elected Senator from California
General Totem and Professor Bartlett United States Army
On Feb l5, bark Cuba Capt Page from New York Jan.
2 with COAL struck reef forty miles east of Aspinwa,
ana became total loss Crew all saved.
Feb g. lat. % deg. g. Ion. "a deg min W, boarded
seamshp Atlantic, with California passengers and freight
from new York Feb 20, al well.
Tho United states sloop ofwar st. Louis, Commander
Poor sailed from Aspinwa for Greytown the morning
Of the 18th inst.
The United States steam soop Of Lancaster steam
rate saranac and sloop Of Cyane at Panama.
The Baltic her outward VOYAGE took out nearly 400
tons Of freight and brings home avAuAbe cargo, con-
ssng Of 1884 sacks Cocoa Io sacks coffee, l4 seroons
INDIGO g. Sc; also, large grizzly bear from California
Tho following h the specie list OF the Baltic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC

Chile Quaet and 1Ier Treasury Flourtsh-
ing-A Trade Treaty with Belgium
Military Revolt in Peru-Pence Treaty
with Ecuxd0r-Cegsi0n OF Territory by
Ecuador-Rights or Her Foreign Credi-
tors, &c.
The steamship Calao arrived al Panama on the 7th Of
February from Valparaiso and other ports OF the Pacific
She brought the following cargo for New York-2,o3l
sacks Of Cocoa 200 hdes 90 seroons Of bark "a bales
tobacco, SO bales Of ochills parcel Of hats.
She had also s2ll AT in specie for England
We have by this arrival dates from Valparaiso 10 the
10th and Calso to the 9th Of January Gaayaqu Feb
ruaryl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27
AFFAIRS IN the ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.

Our Buenos Ayres Correspondence.
BUEyos AYREs, Dec. n, 1859!
E7eetson for Dtgaas-Chav0cs Of Fraud-SVe Ltke,y 10
Raiwa-Digsycntial Dsties Asnuued- -Baloars N5aiss1
to FaHee- United States Exploring Espedon-e Tacss.
ari stu Prsoney-Fature President of Ae Cus1eds
yakion, dc.
Tho election for delegates TO the convention for exan.
ing the Argentine constitution occurred in th province ou
December 2S Great precautions were taken by the 30.
vorneut 70 prevent outbreak. Troops were stationed
in every strong point several tons of gunpowdsr were
brought within the city, unlicensed horscmeu not Il.
lowed TO appear the Streets and stringent rules were
adopted to prevent to influence votes 10 an out
rested efforts enforce order and obtain an eIpresou
Ana yes ths people, divided Into two sa. parties, seem
only 70 have gone 70 tho polls with sentiment ina
party lately in power, which was displaced by ths de.
mands q trquiza, and which known as the Unitarian
play, q mobs surrounding The polls and refusng admit
taDce 70 any but friends G protest. Of appeal 70 arms
have been rife for these t!o days but the are %
what they call fraud rather than disturb the preseut
peaoe.
raj xcket and Conventions follow the rule there
can DO no opposition u the elected body-a party rules,
and the minority n never heard.
Ine elements q strife are again gathered IN this city.
Two men whoee powerful pens gave great service 10 hs
Urquiza interest before hs cofnps-Ssnors Blboa and
CAtvo-haye both returned The latter b membcr of
the Argentine Congress and returns edit tho Rora
Pacca, which had to DO discontinued for i:s strong cd
herence TO the views Of General Urq,iza.
Unul three days ago the olious dierensal duties i'm.
poeod BY tho 70 cripple B1enos Ayresn com
nerce rem aimed in ful force was measure Of hos
tiity which injured both parties greatly.
The government OF Buenos Ayros has for long time
had the Office Of Minister TO Franco virtually filed under
tho appointment OF financial and commercial agent.
The Incumbent has been Sr Don Mariana Bs!:arce Zoe
Ccpfeder has made him Minister, formally, 10 that
nc now represents the nation.
The steamer Argentina, which Capt Page commands
for Exploring Expedition Of the United states s now
here receiving new boiler Iicuts. McGay and Chsud-
Ter are with her, aud Icuts Carter ana johnson 1a h
Capt Pegc in little gtcamcr fcd for sha 10 wasers
pursuing their explorations In ths river vermego All
confinue in bealth and The expedition progresses ws
Iie Paraguay an steamer Ticrari st lea 10 this har-
Dor, guarded by two Eogsh vesses lying ia the outer
rcaos, end ready TO scze ber II she should pass ou..
~ 10 siil matter oil doub. wha,hsr this province VIII
adheTe TO the constitution as IL, hlvs voice
,he P'esllohsl e,ecten Of Nay next. BTcros iyrcs
votes, Tfasdci viii DC tho preE.3cn-f rot then Vice
Ffcscert perfui vii receive the feq-s ccctofai votes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
General Harney Nominated for the Pre-
sfdency.

General Harney Nominated for the Pre-.
sidency.
The steamship Pacific, from Puget Sound, arrived Al
San Francisco February g. with dates 70 january 80
The Legislature Of Washington Territory has elected
Fuste Public Printer j. C. Head Territorial Auditor and
Librarian; David L. Philips Treasurer p Ahern, OF Van
couver George Gallagher Of Steacoom, and Captain
Fowler, Of Port Townsend, Capitol Commissioners.
The Legislature has granted divorces 10 l. NJ Couins
from his wife Dina Collins, q. Sylvester from his wife
Harriet p Sylvester, and Andrew r. Keller from Emirv
Keller.
report reached the Townsend Register from BeIug
ham Bay that Captain Pickett, Of Fort Belngham, mad
received express from the Boundary Commission on
the Sim for assistance; that all their instruments
and animals had been ost the snow also that the so
ders weresmeetas with extraordinary success
in mining, making from $50 10 $50 per day. The Rg
places but little faith IN the report
Captain Msloney's company, Fourth infantry, has
marched against the Chehalis Indians Reports had been
received at seilaooom Of an intended hostile demonsa
The Rooistr gives The amount Of lumber shipped from
TeekaIe+ during 1869, exceeding fifteen milton feet
year was nearly seven million feet
The steamer which has been the stocks At Port Lud
Gov her 70 a john wight San
and Captain Scranton, and she Will be forthwith com.
peteA The machinery, formerly in the Sea Bird having
been thoroughly 0veInaued and put ordor, with
boilers, Will be placed IN her.
This steamer Of . beautiful model and construct
go an sno ana DU ~ SsT Without
for the mail service OF the Sound under Scyantons
tract with the government
GEN. HARHEv NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT.
At meeting hslc IN Washington Territory, on tho 2ad
January large portion OF the nembcrs OF the Lcgaa-
two Assembly nonna.cd Gen. v. s. Harney for the Pro
sdency OF the United Stsses, by The adoption Of the fol-
lowing preamble and resol0tions:-
Whereas The time for the election of President fast
which o, ,oE ;ne
for OF the PIomne0t gentlemen OF the demo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

Shocks Of earthquakes had been fsN at Sonsunats
nearly every day for the last month"; and many
shocks were fsh during one night The neghbofnooa OF
Sons0uaac for several miles also affected
BY them AZ night be expected considerable alarm
ts IN the country In consequence Of 10 many shocxs
within such short space Of time.
Ex-Prestdens Mora, Of Ooeta Rca, who went mp the
coast In the steamship Goaemala On her last trip, and
who disem barked VI ubertad with hts family who oiaed
him Punta Arenas hss gone TO resde in the city Of San
Salvador,