Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-01-31
'spcfity yourself and infant,
am Madame, yours respectfully,
L. Il. BABY
SECESH TORAtEO.


sEcEsn TOBACCO. III
learn by San Francisco dates of Dec. 10th
that 579 cases of tobacco shipped to Green
Heath, Il Allen, and seized by the Fed, RAJ
authorities, were released by order of The
unlted State District Court This lot of tho
weed has furnished no end of paragraphs 10,
the California press. Uncle Sam chews and
esctfoNs-just'as he chooses.
VESSEL LOST.
" Late advices from Victoria make mention
{ OF thesloss Of the American bark Orbit in
China seas Capt Sherman had his family
'oh board. All persisted. ~ -
GREAT MASSACRE IN BOLIVIA.
letter received by Sacramento Bee from
Lima, Nov. 9th, has the following: ,...
- On the night Of the 23d of November, or
morning Of the Oath, horrid massacre was
effected at La Paz. About month previous,
an attempt was made in that city to over
throw the, Government, which was suppress
ed ana many persons of high standing i'm
prIsoned. On the night of the 23d, in ac-
cordancc with previous arrangements made
by the prisoners and their friends, rising of
The indigenous inhabitants of La Paz took
place; the Government house and the pris
Eons were attacked, and the prisoners at the
same time assailed their guards, a part Of
which they had previously bought over
The Perfect placed himself at the head Of the
garrison, dispersed the assailants, killing 1870
o. them, and shot, Immediately, all or nearly
, az the PRISONERS; amongst whom was Gen.
aLprdova, ex-PreSident of Bolivia, three other
Generals, three clergymcn, and an ex-Mi,,is-
Ter OF State, several Colonies, and over twenty
lawyers. While these acts were being en-
acteq, II Is said that Gen. Belsu, in whose
favor this revolution was gotten up, was on
the heights above La Paz waiting for its con.
Summation to enter the city and place himself
ut the head of the Government"
RE RslEBELs-cALIroRNIA ITEMS or LATEST NEWS.
1, "A correspondent Of the Call writes from
Aihlo thata man suspected Of being rebel
recruiting officer has lately been visiting the
leading secessionists in Contra Costa county.
ana thatiseveral small parties have recently
lett there for Texas, some Of them after Dor
rowing arms from Union men on the pretcnca
OF going hunting. n' st a.a;sFT : : ~
ts.''9'' SUPPOSED TO BE Iosr.
1t is feared that the Queen of the Isles ~
Tor Mazatlan, has been lost at sea. =, - :.
-nI-fs eCs# 9t PREPARING IN TINE. tf Re- u ..-.a
:. Hsis said a thorough reconnaissance of orr
Pae'ilc Coast and it's means Of defence. with
view to proposed increase of the latter
Will soon be made by the military and naval
authorities here. gaT .glaa ~ 1.'a0'''
va gu MATTERS MILITARY.
Gen. Wright is promptly Strengthening Fl
, UNA ana the line of the California frontier
along the Colorado river A chain of militia
~ posts Will soon be established from Fort
! una 70 the upper crossing of the Colorado,
~ me M9Jave! county. . Fort Moiave (pro
? mEced Mohave, is to be garrisoned by some
10 companless-t troops for this and other
posts. being from Col. Sims Cavalry Volun-
teer l Regiment and Col. Bowie's Infantry Vol
uhtcer Regiment. As soon as these plans
are completed no person will be allowed to
pass the frontier unless he can show a pass
port from the General Commanding the Pa
cine Department. The steamer Senator has
edcparted Tor Los Angeles with some so tran
sport wagons to be used between the latter
Place and It. Yuma They were taken on at
p, An abundance ofsupplies will soon
loo ~! Two companies Of Lppitt's regiment
VIII embark shortly rom Santa Barbara.
"a "a sPrNKY sTEERAGE PASSENGER
Has commenced suit against the Pacific Mai,
Steamship Company for So, 900 damages for
!, !o'at'oh OF passenger contract. He states in
i y, complaint that ne had no berth was not
aliowed to sleep below deck had such bad
,oon that ne was hungry all the time, and if
ne dp! not get up early enough was washed
OUT with salt water, and was otherwise so |
padiy treated that up to this time he has been |
unable to work" .5.
u., sg SAN FRANCISCO, DEC. 20TH. .@
! considerable demand for money to-day,
1hough not excessively urgent. Bankers
rates TWO per cent, but money offering on the
street. at one and half Country remittances
nave been prompt Exchange on Atlantic
cities lour per cent premium The treasure
tomorrow will be under the usual
ngure.r There is a full supply of gold bars"
The late news from the East of increasing
danger OF trouble with England has created
some STIR here in commercial circles. A lead
ing shipper in San Francisco has withdrawn
from the market under advces from the East.
~ prominent banker has ceased drawing.
others indifferent about doing SO. Steamer
Brother Jonathan sailed on the goth with
heavy freights FOR Oregon. An united effort
- shS Vi the
pacliic Coast for, the re-establishing of the
Iony Express. The Pony gave greater sat
'siactlon than has the Telegraph. .r
NEVADA ITEMS, DEC 25TH. vst i
But few teams frcghting over the noun
tains. Mule trains now carry the freight
prices $l5 per cwt; big tax on some arti-
cles, as flour, salt etc. Henness pass is in
bad shape, much snow and mud; the bridge
over the Iruckce gone. Every body up for
Office, We are divided into nine counties
officers are to be found for all and candidates
are'm on every hand. Silver City is in
Lyon county, Dayton is the county seat
Weather fair to-day (Christmas) but windy.
tireman's Ball comes off tonight One of
the stations on the Placerville route destroy
sd by fire. Gov Nye has just returned from
IT. Churchill, where he had went to superin-
tend the forwarding of II lot of provisions to
the Shoshones. who were hungry and likely
to become troublesome
rs'a..ralT Idols DAN DE QuILLE
q" WHAT AILs JENNIsoN AND MONTGOMERY
? Col. Jennison, Kansas LIST Cavalry, is a
small man-delicate constitution physic-
ian originally from Livingstone county, N.
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