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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08

Brig Wingold, DelloGs, from st Martins for -
with salt, sprung aleak date, and was run
ashore on the East end of Il John, PR would be
total los'. The W was 2ll tons built at Mount
Desert in 1854, and owned in Boston by Mcssrs
blanchard 4 Sherman.
Brig Calmuck, of East Machias, at New York
from Cardiff bad heavy Westerly gales, lost and
split sails, carried away cutwater &c.
Sch W Conner at Boston from Elzabcthport
got ashore the Spit Ftiady night, but came oil
ut high water with assistance of steam tug Relief
and was towed 10 the cry without apparent daul-
age.
Brig Ortolon, Of Ellsworth, at Boston FIN 'cttc
reports Oct 10, lat b Is, Ion T. TO- in a gale from
ST, sprung tnrcml't. Had heavy weather most OF
the Passage, split sails &c.
Sch Acklam, Ray, from Bangor for Providence,
put into Salem 18th. having spuung alcak
Sch Emma Wordsworth, from Pembroke driftcd
ashore from her anchorage below Boston during
the gale of the ~ inst, but came III sunday NJ Z.
ting leaking badly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08

Or Reader pursue the following statement and then
judge OF Its facts for yourself
AbR.s CoLE, Of Brooklyn, y. Y, well known citizen
there had suffered from Dyspepsia for years with
out permanent relief until h. tried AYERS Pulls. which
taken according to the directions for this complaint
stored him to health In f,w weeks Atcr intarval
81 some months he las had return Of his complaint
GBo ". CRoss Of Harmony Texas, had an eruption on
his neck, shoulders back and legs which covered about
che third of his body II kept the parts affected covered
with scab, and being often covered with "A sore
Of couase Troublesome and distressing II much
impaired his health rs To unfit him for business and kept
him In constant suffering All medical aid had failed
him until he took AYERS CoAF. ENr. SARsAPARfIIA,
which cured him. Ills skin still shows some from
The liberation, but it otherwise clear Infants
JoHS III. Stock FSQ., eminent lawyer Of Richmond.
Va TOOK cold which settled on his lungs, pain
set in on the lek side with bad cough which
followed by tina unmstikaie symptoms Of option.
When reduced very lo@ he commenced taking Ayers
CHERRY PEcToR'AI. which stepped the cough and
competly cured him. lyu
Prepared by DR. }. c. AVER Il co, Lowell. Mass.
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SOMETHING TO DO.-A REALrrY.-We can give
paying employment TO respectable pcrscas ritkoHf
wfdH',-We can also inform respectable persons ruth
rneans where they invest these fcs with pos.
Rive certainty Of large gains Send addressed Ell
yeiope and letter stamp fer return postage to
SQ STAFFORD 4 co,
omS5 4i2 Broadway, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
The Eudora:

Made from n pae-kin. and cut half circular {;
rich six collar. aud trimmed ia each side with
-ilk cable braid aai velvet buttons. 1t is deci-
odly neat Cloak, AMI that We are selling
chr Ar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
CAUTION
PO,E OEFltE NOTICE.
AllINisINi,- s.ns,s.

'1NllE person who took the Fur Nictofiae from
] the fence near Nc. Iaaes' house, on Main
>t,ect, few days sluce, viii please leave It, ia,-
mc-iat,ig, at the AMERICAN OFFICE.
Ellsworth Oct %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
The Northern Belle

l. an elegant Cloak, made from hne English
Beaver, j. cut very deep, with plain circular
back and sack front, with armheles. The back
tends OYER the front in peculiar manner forming
a sleeve; deep collar If the same cloth. trimmed
with silk cable braid, with heavy tas.cls in the
ccntro. 1t is easy, graceful and eutirely new
thing,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
NOTICE.

We have left cur accounts with j. Il. os-opl,
at the Telegraph ctliec ior immediate collection
Noexpense viii be made ra3n tiiis due, If settled
at once BLACK E1~IER.
Ellsworth, oct. Eth, lsGl. iva
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
Schr Forest, W 5od. Boston.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

srElIyAs.-Ar let SCH Grscian. Abbott fa-,pn.
Ar H. .eh- Alice Il, pyer, bo'ton otesop,
Lord. do.
Sid 1T. sch. valetta. Means. Sandy Ink W
Eliza Helen. Maeembsr. Salem
B,SGaR. AR 81 sch. ,;raiuatc. Colt aslanl ;
Il |. condnn, colt, Brouksville
Ar Jlst, .chs >u.aa fayler 9ieatt; Day Spring
Cou.inr. and Orient, kcueH, Rockville; lair
Dealer Cox. Castne Lucy 4 Nancy. Perkins,
Penob-enti Nancy K lIea IAN, ceemb>, Euek-fert
Ar 4th. 'chs Anaa Gatdncf, JarSI-, aud I.lanin
ri, sutry.
Ar 5th sch. Hattie Anuah circuit Eroot., ale
Carpa, forrey Su.aa Jane, forrcy. aud Nor
west. Haskell, Deer I.lc,
cid 9Th, brig Julia T. Arcv, -, Iucksrert
PeRrl,Sn-Asl.t brig Alsaa Rovcll, / Luz
bee Boyd, Montet lleu TIA alt, ia ballast schs
Robert = Warren, Jordan. Ellsworth erior,
Coombs Gloucester for Goudsboro John Gco.
Sfnalltdse, Gloucester i"r Mt Desert.
Ar NOV lst, brig eontsIs, Of Machias, Alien,
CAidsnas 2G'h ult.
Ar - brig Lillian, Swcrey. Bucksport scht.
u. Counselor. Nhitmore, Ellsworth FORESTER, Pat
kteu, and olive Branch. Young, do Eliza 4 Hell
zen, Macethbcr. Franklin for Salem Oironto Ham.
,tmond Eilss"fth for Boston Tailsman, ilil!, oc
and fer Boston.
Al Cid p brig Col Coggin. Coggin., Cuba
Ar 4tb, schs Antelope. sullivan for Boston ;
III belle. Gouldsboro for do Aratinc Gispar, Els
A orth for do
"A BosroS.-Ar 30th. brig ortolon, Lord, Cettc :
~ ftee Pisa.,erS.)
II lIcld 3i. brig West IIardi.ou, Machia. to load
yxk uas.s. schs Hiram. " ellis. alais Lewis IL
IN ksuN .sth, and Content. Whitaker TreutJn.
~ Pfid . Judge Hathaway.
M Ms -, brig Lincoln Small, aud Saeao,
MI SeThL,bethpott. sehs Iamaftine, Grant.io;
NAN 81 Richardson, Mt besett, brls judge
Nes, Dry. Roaa.aIk
- 80 .q..4.lburyi Machias . II
e COP s,sA'oA brig r''Nd' brown
~ -
:, "a NJ e. Moon, sullivan; Magnolia.
" Bangor. Jordan, Ellsworth
aai. se4s"'ek sarah "a''m9fe
= Nlwrepce, Quiu.ty Machias /;
=. he Is, Cs.tine William. Dodge,
: -{sLrxey I'll d Norton, A4lls.n; \ liar
NJ vN,ainous ka.,, ~, r,..
sas5estie ~h-sN.
!. 'e' sch Gen jackson. Cot. e,lai..
A %.;eS.a.a s"f l5:S Do, from i"5
81 eoP
es,Ser ,-.si,, sch vcsta, IIauPt ofllnd.
I'D 5lsi, schs Geefsiana, ami Waterman.
Ar ID brig Sarah Wooster, Loud. bath f'r
Washington. {; schs Ellen M.ttman. EhIa-
bethPort ior PASSPORT; William btukwatef, sui
hvan Tor New Bedford
NEW York.-Ar 3lst, .cas Ia Plata. Stratton,
and Maiag. scar Lord Elf54bethport for Boston.
cid slst, sch Planet, Harding, Baes.poft.
Cls .st .ch : hing, c!eudeHntn, Calais.
Cid lst, scas benjamin, C-anei Eastporti
King. Clendcunn, Calal-.
Ar I'd, brig Catherine Niclcls latch, Port JEFF
a cdr Philadelphia -eAs Cnjon Foster, Ma
2 afcred IS Appleton, stanneoA, Boston.
40 lore ID, sch | Jones ,'ateomP Machia'.
80 ar itb, brig Tyrone, Han, Machias.
u Z Uid 4th. schs Il b King, McGregor, Calais ;
r Erusoe, Foster, Machias,
PoarsAorrn-Ar 3l,t s.h spokane, Lor4us,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
The Euge,ica,

Made from Enci.h Beaver; cut very deep and
full skirt, with flowing sleeves heavily trimmed
up and down and around. deep pointed uncut vel.
vet collar, with laPPell' in front trimmed with
velvet, and velvet buttons. One Of the richest
aud most elegant garments Of the season.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
TO Disabled Soldiers, Scamrn and
Marines, and Widows or other Heirs
Of those vino have Died Or been Killed
CHAS C. TUCKER.

1QoraTy for Claimants. Bougiy iaHd ana
P.HNaa .i9e4t.
WASHJNeroS CIR, h. G.
DENSloNS procured Tor SoIdicrs, Scanen aud
L Marines el the present wtr, wl,aare tiI.tb!cd
by reason of wuuuis received or disease contract
ed while in service; aud Pensions. EeuHfy Money
aud Arrears ef Pay, obtained tor widow u other
h. irs Of those VIM have diel aT been hlIel while
ia service. bounty Land procured tor ICES il
any Of the other war.
CuA'S G. TUCKER,
~ u a,hia. tun. T. {.
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New ClOakS !
November and December
STYLES
Just Rcccircd By Express

IN Con- cnmrpt a largo invoice Of New Sty'e
~ ClaAk-, which se are ordered to close out At
BOSTGN PRFGE< among which may be found
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
The ISls>siln Robe,

Made from shag Beaver, with jacket sleeves
trimmed with velvet. and velvet buttons. Got ul
for 4 storm or winter cloak.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
Notice to Subscribers.

We make The f0II0NIus MORAL olcrs To all new
ab.clibers. and such ID one, as Will pay all ar
garages and oAe yoa4 IN advance, for tho Ameri
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
lnotller Battle. Rebels Defeat d
BLACKSMITH NOTICE !

'sNllE subscriber is round yet, and Expects to be
4 Having rebuilt his shop, on the oil stand
On MAIN STREET, directly opposite the Els
worth House. whore he may aIw y he found, and
having now one Of the best arranged shops in the
LII L.. i. = fin
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-05-08

THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often
as frail as that of tender flower. Many Of the
sex enter into marriage relations without being
able TO undergo the labors and trials of mater
nifty. In this country thousands of young and
beautii ul women are sacrificed every year from
this cause alone. Hostetter's Celebrated Stom.
ach Bitters will save many of this class from an
untinely grave. This medicine has been used
with great benefit by immense Numbers of peo-
pie throughout the republic, and the proprie-
tors have received grateful Communications
from all sections Of the country. The Bitters
will be found to be very pleasant to the taste,
even as beverage, and prompt and powerful
in its effects as n medicine. 1t insuses new Vi
tality into the frame, and strengthens the
VIII ole system, SO that women who use it are
enabled to so through with labors which would,
without it, be certain to PROSTATE them. Sold
by all druggists. May.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-05-08

Special Notices.

HOLLOW AVS PILLS AND OINTMENT
"A word to our fair readers-Health the ba
sis of beauty-Pi Pimples, blotches, and all skin
diseescs-A clear complexion is not only es
sen;I to female loveness but it Is equally an
external evi dence of hea'th-while sailowness,
pimples and all cutaneous eruptions are indi
ca'ye of disturbed condition Of the stomach
and liver. Upon these organs the famous ap.
erient and tome known as Hoiloway's Pills, act
with directness, precision and rapidity unpar.
alleed in Medical Science while the Ointment
purSes the vesictes of the skin and imparts
briliancy and reseate tint to that delicate en-.
velope. All who value health and beauty
should beware Of tampering with cosmetics as
they are not only pernicious but highly dan.
gerous to health. 1853.
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Ria nks! BIanks..

A SUR A., y. 'snks on hand at the
edgef o'6ce, lhat will ss sold exclusively
Tor cash. Persons will oblige us by mo-
skfng fos thsn on 81 sthsr lssms.
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NOTICE

nilE SUBSCRIBER NOTIFIES THE
j Pubiic generally that he has nominated
aod appointed Thomas y. Gregory snd
Amos Cook bis lawful agents and attorneys
to attend and transact all and sny of his
business wherein he may be interested du-
rns hs absence from the Sute. Any per-
SOD having business with me will please
call on them and get I, arranged.
WILLIS GREGORY.
Marck 10, 1861. e-tf.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-05-08
New Advertisements.
S o u Il Ii G. LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

RY p. #. liam,nond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WEREAS, Mrs. SARAH HAMMOND
has applied to ne for Letters Of Admins.
tration. with the VIII annexed, on all and
singular the Goods and Cha;tcls, Rights
ara Credits of K. H.mmond-Wil annex
ed late Of the District aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
Ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said Geceused, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the aid district, 20 be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the 18th day Of Nav,
next, to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
{ ~-~ Given under my hand and seal,
: is. this the 29th day of April. in
I -~->- ) the year Of our lord one thou
sa". eight hundred and Sixty.one, and in
the eighly-ffth year OF the independence
Of the State OF South Carolina.
u. Il. HAMMOND. o. l.. ID.
Nay !, 1861. l2-2t-pf zoo.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE !

NHE SUBSCRIBER would inform the
citizens Of Union and the surrounding
counties, that lac keeps on hand at his Fur
niture Room large aud extensive assert
men, Of the best Furniture, such as
BEAUREAU'S, CENTRE TABLES,
SECRETARIES, BOOK CASES, AND
BEADSTEADJ-com and fine
ALSO,
Washstands, Cottage and French Bead
stends, all Of which will sell on the most
reasonable terms.
have the finest Mahogany Beaureaus,
with Marbls Slabes. Also Of the best
Looking Glasses, and Of Michigan Walnut
furniture.
All orders punctually and faithfully at
tended 20 at short notice.
have also Fall.leaf Tables, Room Ia
1ies and Collins made at the shortest no
lice. Call aud examine for yourself.
JAMES NJ. KEY.
Monroe, N. g., April 10, 1861 % lm.
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he Confederate Congress will NEE,
Monday. 29.h inst, 10 Montgomery,
!. The Romp Congress Of The Lincolo
tes may probably meet on or soon Of
/ tthe %th July, in Chicago, Cleveland,
pome equally appropriate place. bot Il
Exceedingly probable u viii never
bio meet In Washington. That city
bich has 90 fragrantly abssesl an
pnored nsme, will have other engage
bots before the 4lb July CAoylsstoa
barier.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-05-08

The CONFEDERATE CoURrs.-Henry Y.
ray, Esq, has been appointed Clerl of the
onf-derste Courts for the State Of South
''ro lima. Geo. w. Egle.ton, Esq, and X.
Gilchrist. Esq have been appointed by
(dge Mngrath, Commissioners Of the said
buris.
The following are the times and places
y holding these Courts:
At Char!esfon--lst Monday Of June, OF
etober and of March.
AZ GreenriLe-ist Mondays in August
ID February.
At Columbia--Ist Monday in December.
THE Court Of Admiralty is always open.
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Dapple John.

.G MY THOROUGH BRED HORSE
H of the Jenus, Canadian and Bri.
m-, UIood-wIl be at my Steam Mill place,
six miles South of Lancasterviie, on Fri.
day and Saiurda. of each week during the
ensuing Spring Season pr0rided a club of
ten or twelve be made up for that point
Otherwise tie will not DC moved from his
stables at suy hanging Rock place. This
Is proposed as an accomno odation to such
as would lind il inconveuient TO send rs far
rs Hanging Rock. II the arrangement is
made by which he will be at the Steam
Mill on Friday and Saturday, he will s.and
the remainder Of each week at Hanging
Rock.
This Horse does not now require "puf.
fng"; he is well known to the community,
and hs colts speak for themselves. They
furnish the best guaranty of the worth Of
the horse, and an examination Of them is
invited. DAPPLE JOHN was awarded a
handsome premium at the la.t annual State
Fair at Columbia. ,sia af3aa
The Terms for ;hsAamriaG. .season, are !:
For Single Admitiaogos ~ Season,
Sl2 Insurance $40. y $50
Careful land experience s will at
tend him at both places, ahd all care will
be taken 70 prevent accidents. will not
be respouaibjss however, for any, should
they occur. Jas. ". INGRAM.
March O, 1881. 4tf
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-05-08

EoUTRERs "LEoIoS I'VE have re-
cked . letter form Col. Wade Hamp.
4 4, OF this city. dated Atlantis, Ga,
"a 81. stating that be has beec an.
si4ed BY President Davis to raise .
leghn," consisting Of 600 ri6emsn, (six
$50 cavalry, (four tsoops.) }
Nd one company flying artillery, TO be
'alAred 10 the Provisional Army for one
Or, and TO soTss wherever ordered
N III. is no~ on bis way TO Charleston
yav~nps the details. and will soon call
compapiea. - gosA Carcl;siax.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-05-08
Bank of the State
S 0 u II ii G. A ROLIN A .

CHARLEsToN, 18th February, 1861.
The Legislature having, at its late SEES
sion, authorized the Issue of Bonds t. the
amount OF S675,00O, bearing an interest Of
seren per cent, for the purpose Of providing
the funds required TO sustain the State in
The net OF resuming her rights Of sovereign
iy. this Bank is now prepared to dispose of
the Bonds. They are issued in sums Of
$50, Si0O and $500 An opportunity is
thus afforded every citizen to make secure
and profitable investment, while contribu.
ting aid to the cause in which the State is
engaged With the view Of enabling cit.
zens In any part Of the State 10 share in
the Loan, the Clerks Of The Courts of the
several districts have been required TO open
books Of subscription for the Stock. Sui.
table arrangements will be made for furn.
ishing the Bonds on the receipt Of the mon.
ey, at nn early das after each subscription,
has been made. Engagements Tor the pur.
chase Of Bonds may be made at the Bank ,
or at any Of its Branches. 1t is probable
that, at the next Session Of the Legislature,
those parties who desire il may have their
Bonds converted into Stock.
e. III. FURMAN, President
Feb 25, 8tf
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Nj u LES.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS A FINE
l. young JACK TO those desirous Of raj.
sing their own Mules. lie will stand dur.
ing The season at X. ID. NJ. Ounlap's. Hen
~ 10 the Groom and will use every effort to
prevent accidents, but the subscr r,ber is not
responsible u any should occur
Terms, $40 insurance, due the time the
mare proves TO be with foal.
In all cases where mares are traded, the
owner Mt The time turned, responsible for
services rendered.
4. X. CURETON.
Lancaster, April Sd, l8Sl-s-H
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DON ZACK.

DERSoNS DESIRING TIE Services
Il OF large and we'll formed JACK, will
DO accommodated by applying at the sub
scriber's residence, five miles South Of Lam
caster &. H. Terms $40 insurance. Per-
sons living at a distance will be accommo.
dated with good pastures without addition
al charge. w. J. MclLWAIN.
March g, 1861. 4-6m.
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troR THE LAScAsTER LspaER.l

Z Enigma.
nm composed Of ~ letters.
My 2, IL, l9, 10 an insect.
My -, s. ~. Is the only word used by
no Northern Government.
My ~, %, =. 1, Is. ~, 10, 10 an individ.
y, whose head. every Southerner would
ks to possess.
My g, is, ~. 8, 10, is the name Of Book
the Old Testament
My l6, G, 8, ~. ~, 4, Is q flower.
ply 10, is, -, 0. IL, 10 what Abe and
oit are crying.
iNy ], ~, .. is worn by every ~Iancastsr
6ey."
Wy 20. Q. Is, -, IL used for fuel.
y 81. ~, 40, Is . tree.
+ ~ whole 10 gallant officer from Lam
Pc FLoaEHcE a. STsLLA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
ARRIVAL OF THE KARNAK.

The British steamer Karnak, LIE Messurler' arrived
on Monday morning from Havana, via Nassau leaving
the latter port on the 20tb TO which date we nave lice
Of Nassau papers.
The Karnak brings q large number OF passengers,
among whom are ten American seamen from wrecked
yesses and nine British seamen, also from wrecked
vessels.
On the 18th, when off the Great Islacs, passed an
American side-wheel steamer believed TO he the Star
of the West.
His Exceency Gov. Bayley gave sumpuous en-
tertainmen at Nassau the 18th TO both branches Of
the Legislature, and other gentlemen of distinction
among whom was Mr.. Merritt the United States Con-
sui. His Exeelency, in proposing the toast to the
President of the United States, alluded eloquenty, and
at the time eelngly, to the unhappy dissensions
which are at present distractng the Union. An able
and excellent reply was made by Mr.. Merritt.
SALvAGE.-Fifty-6ve per cent has been awarded to
the savors of cargo of Swedish ship Maria and forty
five per cent on the materials saved.
Mr. j. p. DeMott, of New-York, died at Nassau On
the 4th Of March of hemorrhage of the lungs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
FROM THE ISTHMUS.
THE REvOLUIION-TRIUM OF THE LIB
ERALS.

TIE REvOLUTION--TRIUM Of THE LIB
ERALS.
The Panama Star Of the 18th has news that Gen.
Santos Gutierrez defeated Gen. Briceno, who had q
force of O men at place called Carmen, near Ocana
ON the I'D ult 500 stand Of and 100 600 cartridges
were taken on the field. Gen. Briceno was taken
prisoner and SIS Herrera and Pnerez are reported 70
have been killed
In the River Msgdaena the flotilla OF the Govern
ment wss captured by the forces OF the State OF Bon
var and Sr. Gsluzo, the commander, was ma1e prs
oneT.
In the State of Bolivar the Government party, nm
der Betancur were defeated and the leader shot, The
REPORTS of the defeats OF Posada and Madrnan received
by way of Buenaventurs, are confirmed
Tie published papers contain the intercepted letters
of S. Vieco Wives Leon and Fernandez, which were
taken from the Panama Senators when they tell INTO
the bands of the Liberals Mr.. ex-iItendente Hurta-
dos letters escaped.
From Honda dates are TO the Nth February. The
forces Of Gen. MOsqueTa situated az olows; lien
Arrete with 900 men in Honda; Gen. Lopez, with
1000 at Ambalema Gen. Mendoza, with 900 at Men,
dez. The Government bad 1900 men distributed
Between Bogata, La Sabana, and Guaduas, having
abandoned their position nj La Mesa.
The forces OF the State Of Nagdalena, numbering
about 2 600 are divided between Santa Marta, the
Cienega Rio Hacle and the River Magdalena
In the Stale OF Bolivar there are about 3OOJ men
under arms a portion Of whom stationed inHonda
and on the river Ii is said that Nieto with 2OO men
or 500 men will soon join Mosquera army.
A number of Nenezuelsns are said 10 have entered
the States Of Santader and Boyana for the purpose OF
aiding the popular cause, hoping that as soon az the
sroubs are over here they viii receive assistance from
New Iranada.