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We ere in3oHsed to Capt i A Martin, OF the
Schooner Break ODsy, which arrived yesterday
morning from Usyaus, for rhe following news
The steamer Fox, form rv Che WnIlemoT-,
Ist Halifax On .nr lsE ilst FOR a Go, Tolerate
po-,. with a larr' amount Of powder and arms
She vas chased into tie port ot Bahia Hosda
by Federal steamer, and "a shellirom the latter
vessel brrs--i uu the Wht-more's deck, wound.
Ing the cap an and disabling the steamer en-
giles.
Ho rgpa..s the Confederate steamers Austin,
Cspt Forbes. Hughes, CsPt Fowler, Matsgorda-
Capt. Colo, Victoria, Capt Lamberts, Atlantic,
Cant Smith. and others, at Havana. Captain
David Barnes, from this city. had also arrived
there.
He says there are from seven TO eight Confed-
crate vessels arriving There from different ports
daily, and that the whole. coast, from Cape An
tonic, IS strongly guarded by Federal vessels
He also learns, on whs: he thinks 10 be good
authority, that the captsin-geneTal Is IL posses
sion of certain information concerning the visit
Of the French Minister, M5Iceir, to Richmond,
and that. be says, It is undoubtedly stated that
that government would recognize the Coined
sracy very shortly This report, hesays,i IS very
current in all the circles in Havana, and that 1t
was believed by every one
We aid not learn the exact amount Of AIMS
and ammunition the Break O'Day brought, but
can state that thATe is q considerable qusutiy OF
al kinds on board-M05qie E0sRiHg Telegraph.
lC.k.
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Is 20 how cl-saus s4-ua conduct treu5e47e8
IN districts o79..ua by The rnany, tle Ejchmoud
ING suggests
Tho question .G frequently --ra7z5a, vHat
should those in tic d]Ise..s -V. IN by the en-
envy do-lBaIdJl tGs.r a.---s Jg Stand their
gr0uud7 Tic question: 7-s n. pgacsics, JIM
p@Jg-auco, bota pabhc'y G9l gjvlduallv. We
b We 10 be lt--7u in express th2 yPlai1n that
il vii be better, On every c-rl-lS ly- al not
connected with La ar4g 20 ABIDE she INVASION
q, their homes lEcv ue7 be p.lgleEei aud
i~nsultod, a.a EEaJ 5c.al 20 many trials Of temper,
buttLe7 can Do more coed % tho cause By 70
uainI1r o. home la tue I-aT and ii tie midst Of
the enemy, L4u Dy -elcuuberiuz our army bY
.hair useless Pregoaoo. Iue7 may loso oil thor
property By Saying, bus alr eley VIA 5e-teln,y
DC by aYirc
Remaining q Eo-1, 81 Ga uii=. Of Ets esa-
my, they viii constitute @ g ugee Of constant IN
easlDess 20 tho enemy end when the retreat be-
gins, as pegiu 4 VIII. s., sure % there Is a just
God IN heaven, they wall os IN position 70 5tHke
q deadly blow. EaiuE ~ upcn toe flying seoua-
dTe.s- fh.v |I b. 0os % increase a thousand
Ol1 tF3 hrT-e7H lc { --s&Ts OF t5o IoUt.
L. % taking ihs os.1 60 tho northern govern
msrt, tiat uo man Z loyalty and honor would
Do. 10 would -.-1aE SEQ tho wnols RAGS at the
bottom Of IL 5e.tou}gs- DlE Eu. !. Is 30 in
peac1ner- 81 bic trsc a1d hl5ity, being q
nou-ccuha.alr, i he 05l 5 Ito invader 81 his
own door. / d. indeed continue true &c thu
o0uso, and rl-yU epp5I.lu.ass &c aid iu the
cause, in uag render 1t ipTa.r8,.g aid, and 10
10 U1sIls1G 60 Erauu Sta fUrauh
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From a Peris letter, dated April !, 70 d n5rI

from q Peris letter, dated April :, tc q north
grR paper, we copy tho following:
The nos: Important event. to communicate nus -ees
il the decision taken b. the Emperor Naro,eons goYer1
Inent entered into BY the representatives Of the allied
governments with the Mexican authorities will not wiz.
draw from the occupation q that sor=ly tried republic.
England, Disguised with ths shabby TCiz sEe vg5 playing
as second 20 France will leave the Mexican territory.
Spain wished 70 DO Sc Likewise. aud, in fact g peaceful
solution seemed assured. But all tins is now ezdod-hs
Emperor 5cposes his representative IN Mexico sends q
assured you he would "a my last letter. more troops to
that country, gud will 60 on to the capital, whether Eng
land and Spain DO or not
The fact is, Francs will never give up her hold upon
Mexico until forced 70 do 50 by the United States
Napoleon has q plan Of bis own about the ceding OF q
new Mexican kingdom TO some European prince, with
and be wiz bold to that plan in spite Of Engisnds -euou-
sirences, SPANS desire 70 withdraw from the strife, and
Americas loudly expressed annoyance. n speedy end
to the rebellion would, however, sadly interfere W ID bis
present views. The United States. untrammpled by war-
would be too powerful TO offend In such q contingency
Louis Napoleon might withdraw but he hopes the war
vii Hast long enough 20 get him well segted ia Mexico
The withdrawal Oh Englsud from the affair, Z fear,
augments the chances OF the recognition OF the Davis
government here, unless it meets with some sguHl re-
verse, such as the defeat Gifts late Manassas grand army.
France IS urging upon Spain a new treaty q regards
tas Mexican expedition, and no doubt Spsin VIII agree
to NsPoleoD's views. If she does not, be viii, az sl haz-
ards, occupy the country alone-ths- e. II be can DC
comPlish this By force of arms.
he VIII, I am assured, send a hundred thousand troops.
u necessary. lie Is determined upon tho occupation Of
Mexico. Many Of his eminent advisers here thinS this %
great mistake but Napoleon listens p O. no ccunses and
obstinately follows out bis own icels To this rs rceu.
bles tho first Emperor
The people here are opposed 20 the Mexican expedition.
The press, with the exception OF the government organ.
aro opposed 10 It. Prince napoleon, H1d in facE eli tie
Emperor's mOsaFrusfUi- a1v1seFs, are opposed TO L.. 5ut
spite of all NaAolsou will pers+Yere. Believe me, 1
dwell upon the meter because fear 1t bodss Nc good 20
the United St3tesaud that the development OF the In
perors plans will figure the future prospects OF the grras
republic unlessit EPesdiy pats down this wicked, cause
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EenernI Encl,son,s Command.

We have received authentic information rom
the camp near Stauarisville, regarding tho OK
act situation Of Gen. Jsckson's command, as
well ~ that OF the forces under Generals E,7ell
and Edward Johnston but having doubts Of
the propriety Of giving it publicity, we withhold
it for The present, and patiently await the issue
Of events. We may state, however. that the
troops are in health and spirits, and confident of
a victory over the army Of Gen Rosencrauz,
(vho has superseded Banks il the Valley, in
the battle which IS believed to he inevitable
The LyUcEbuTg papers report ths. the enemy
are falling back down the Valley, W ile orr
troops nav. maize an advance towards Harrison
burg, IN pursuit. We fnd ia & Philadelphia pa
per If Apfi 3Otl an iniimauOn hat the Cgnssd
crates are preparing 10 evecuaJc yorktown,
coupled with the remark that { Is TINS M-Dcv-
ell Banks. aud Fremont Vcrs getting thar cal
a1nnS UittiH short supporting distance If eacA
otEsr. We have 20 doUbl Gen. Jlcls1u IS ully
advised Of all he movements Of the enemy.
We learned last evening ths- the euemy's for
res, SO far from TeIea,ing d0au the Valley, were
within thirteen miles Of StsHnf0u GA Saturday.
aud that Gen JscksJL.was making due prepa-
rs.ious 10 meet them Richmond Dispatch, 18th
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a French srenr nj gEou,vomery.

Ne have understood that sn agent Or J1a
kTsnaA gO7s-1msnt Is In this city, sz.hortzsd 20 2ur
cbsSs an indefinite amount Of cotton.
The designs are svidentl5 tbs TEs Egsz- L i pE
@oase : large supply OF cotton, AID then II case Of 6
threatened TCukee cccugaGoC OF the c.y, Do 7-o-Ij
he's: the French Sag over It to prevent ;. f--- 1e.5-
Destroyed b. or authorities and tia citizens. WltE
Montgomery and the Alabama river IN The hands OF the
Yankees, and the Gotten in the hsads Of tie french
agent, l. could be at once shipped to Europe, aud ths Es,
oess.des OF the manufacturers there relieved. Tha
Yankees would not, Of cozTTei object &C sucb e cute
scheme seeing az once that with 6 supply Of cotton suf-
Scient % meet their requirements, England End France
wopld los9 all their interest in t55 American question.
and Lincoln would DC longer Be troubled with fears Of
foreign toterTentiop. Il Is doubtless & very nice ar
fs1geDe3ion the part Of those who wIsh 20 rsisVs them,
selves from 4 very hsGsressbla dilemma, but Ne can Is
SIRE tbs ETeosh agent and al others that the scheus
wont work The question concerning the profession a
foreign Gags has already been decidsd-ths Presiasn,
having authorized Gen Lowell at New Orleans. 20 de
ssroy ell cotton and tobacco belonging to citizens OF
foreign residents, ~iudsodmiDa.ely, where It ives Ii dan.
ger OF falling Into the hands Of tho enemy. The same
course will be pursued here, and TIE French Egg OF any
other will not save the cotton from destruction in case
the enemy threatens TO land at this point.-Nou.go-r
ddrsrflscT.
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let then be Nosed.

iEe tGnEecS, writing from fredericksburg
OF from some New York ~garret-boast Of the Dis
position to entertain hem manifested ny certain
inhabitants Of the folmer city They say the
best mansions are placed at their disposal. and
the most delighted yiands commended to theil
acceptance They even go SO far as to scknowI
edge tue receipt Of lemons, gathered fresh from
the trees, presented by their loving subjects.
Though we DO not doubt that this IS pure
Iankee-wbich, In our vocabulary, mears the
Language Of les-yet we believe there IS in eve
Ty gwen population g per centsge Of wresches
VINO would sell blood for money, or embrace any
bondage To- save themselves and property. Psr.
hap5 Fredericksburg may be afflicted with c few
Of such people, though her population IS as true
to the South SIS any within cur limits
We have as little respect for ehs wisdom a5 mo
patriotism Of the unfortunate towards who seek
Yankee protection. They may think thst Gen
i will constitute q claim upon Gen B who
comes 2ftcr him, but they viii find their policy
Of insurance Of M value 30 lcrg 81 they have
anything to lose. lis the avowsd purpose Of
the Yankees to overrun the land and consscate
our property They come with thousands whc
canno be restrained longer than the discipline OF
q common danger may bind them. When the
conquest shall have been secured and the army
disbanded, what guaranty viii protect the " CeU-
rails from the universal Ispacity which must
follow
But the Jims vii coma 70 remember al those
who, from wickednes5 OF weakness, show courte-
sizes or give aid to the enemy. They may pos
sess their miserable homes, but their nsmes will
70 down TO the Hremotesg postsrty, and their
descendants will be scorDed as unworthy be
cause their ancestors had in the hour Of trial
abandoned their native land and favored - in
vsder.
There are ilsgs OF the loyalists IL the oideu
They wandered in dependence. poverty
and exile. They died in 2 foreign land, far from
their homes. and shorn of the wealth they had
jishonor-d themselves to secure. Let the peo-
pie Of am overrun vicinage note the miscreants
VINO falter in their faith, and let the dishonor be
visited on them and their descendants forever.
rV.,
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A correspondent Of the E1oz7i-- Register,
under o late dz-e, Says
Much ba1 bean SAID r5su se greet battle
there, sud -hen ua casualties are al .osi they
ore but f4w. lha enemy 0]ula1rpsl m wasss on
this side q lLo leg u-ul-lC She light previous
(2slb) TO tae attack, driving C-r pirkets IN tic
sane night. GsG5 morning. about 10 O'Clock,
they commenced firing On lE0 sEt-sue light q
tho foEtGcsl1ls TG- t.E 1- mot last long
until the enemy, tl.H1iar. IL W-8 0o hot 90 ta-7
"Ioug Tom se.rad. having killed q corpora.
in tbs North CaEgElg regiment and w%0undng
three Others, one O which gaHy took prisoner.
Tdcu loss is not known, Hs sy carried their
dead aud wounded On with tgsu though it is
supposed 90 hs several. Cs there wae @ good deal
Of blood found Oh examination They are sup
posed TO have gone hack 90 Tho Ford. Their
force not definitely known. but I think not ez-
ceeding 1000 IiaTlp8l-st t1st th5v charged
tho 5reaatHJIkg tlrga shines UyyJ call from
two to fdu handed yards e7 ie.u charging,
then dey charged 7 can tel gel how tue.
charged tlsg about facsd and charged Over log
mountain toward tL0 E5Ia.
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II rmuenso Ce,.en Banare.

LOUISVILLE, May 5-Tw0 thoroughly ge.a-
bic Esntuckisns Just arrived from New ORLEANS
report that all along the Mississippi, from Mem
uhig to New Oriesus, there Is oDe general boDGre
Of property, particularly Of cotton. Of which
1909 bales were burned II Sew Orleans
At Mon5E5, 51g5J md uoissssS IL large
quantities ere on the bluff ready 70 be rolled into
Inc river, and ali the stock OF cotton was ready
to be cred On tho approach Of the Federal feet,
The people of the river owns wers retTeaung
inward, and were destroying property along al
he gonthen tributaries Of the Mississippi, the
planters il many cases applying the torch &c
their own cotton The rebel government has
also boats running up The rivers, destroying cot
TOE. Among 6 great number Of plsnters, only
one was found who objected to the burning CT
hi- rofkOn
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IRON the Manchester Guardian, Cotton S2luE-s OFgE-
70 ourselves, as Englshuen, the dlsheartenins
feature of such budgets Of news-("Fede-el sue
cessesg us the extremely little hope they a.
ford Of an early termination Of 9 sanseless con
test, bv which we ere heavy sufferers. al the
boassed " successes Of the Federal politicians
put together, including even the unGCesHcne6y
heavy blow which they inflicted en- thsr enemy
in the capture Of Fort Donelso3-ameunlsG Ie
rotbipg toward the solution Of the political pc
bIsn. or even toword the nominal restoration o.
peace. Ca the contrary, these successive wounds
20 the pride of the Southern STATES ~unaEs-ing
as they must be toward the subjugehon OF such
& people by force Of arms, convert what vas pre-
viousiv a mere dislike, into the most passionate
hostility. awake in the breasts Of the southern
men the widest alarm for the foundations ct s5sH
property and liberty, end make the prospect Of :
1esces5le accommodation moro distant thah ever
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ATTHNrIuT WANTED.-We beg TO call The
attention of ths cry officers 70 an abuse which ought %
be ghoH-d TO proceed no further; we aiiude : scasteD
that has been somewhat eytspstv-.Y pursued Of late Of
sinking 70 s-rface Of the pa-sneur Ia yaH0as places
from the waltt7tte ca-bs-ole f3rthe purpose OF makBg
a chture. oloug which water may run into the gutter
OF couIse the pr per way t. d. this is 20 make a drain
local. To sgoid The light expense Of max ing the drelz
the surface a SINK down making tine pavement uneven
and. in some cases causing falls and rndangering limbs
ia the dark We passed one Of these Impressions ysstsr-
day TIA, had lately been made ii was probably fifteen
inches deep and was so great an obstruction tlat some
thoughtful person had laid a short piece Of plank Is q
bridge 90 cross "a by. We suggest that the day poles be
Instructed 20 report al P~avements laJ down in the way
we describe, ard trat the partiesbs required to take up
the brick and lay it again 50 as TO ossr no obstruction n to
foot Passengers
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from CHATTANOOGA-Passenge jUst down
from Chattanooga report that the Yankees nave
crossed the Tennessee river below Bridgeport,
and GRO now 5000 strong on the Chattanooga
side Of the river, with several pieces of artillery,
i "a understood that they viii maxi an advance
as soon IS they can secure transportation Gen.
Ledbettsr has gathered together about 5000 men,
most Of whom are badly armed, and, it Is said,
with these be hes determined to oppose the cap
ture Of Chattanooga, if that be the intention Of
the enemy. Gen Smith, we understand. has tel
eeraphsd 70 Chattanooga that he can spare no
troops from his conmaDd.-AadHtG (GG.) Com
~moapeGitk, Mdy 3.
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CorIe5PordeIco UincInnau Commentary
CAIRO, May 8-The steamer Champion al.
rived this morning from Pittsburg Landing. but
reports nothing ney transpiring E very heavy
rain tel there on Tuesday night, making the
roads very bad again. Our forces were still slow
" advancing. Our advance was within hearing
distance of Corinth. The whisting aud roaring
Of trains could be distinctly heard.
The steamer De Soto, just from tho fotlIla,
reports that csnRonsding could be heard in the
rear Of Fort Pillow the day being clear and
ouiet, noise could be heard a great distance.
Many thought it was our forces driving Besure-
gard toward Memphis.
Tha expedition which left in search Of Clay
Rug's expedition has not bsen heard from yet,
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WAR on SMOKEY Row On Smokey Row,
outside tie northern corporation line. yesterday morning
q set of rovdi5s, who bad been extensively breaking
The biccsad 20 in that ne,sL5o-hood made az s.ssnPt "a
steal @ skif lying IN he Ssyou not Gar distant, when III
owner N-. II Ford who was On tie watch for ts
sat-tyof bis property, warned them to let It l.5ae. They
resisted Hs interference and fred at him. and also ito
his house, 20 which D. took refuge. he uefentsd hi1sst
ard family hr films @ chem with his gun. and while Ia
escaped d-er balls, NJ less than i've oi toe a~saalants Te-
ceivsd tokens Of Ford's accuracy y aim Three of them
had buckshof in thei legs and feet. tie fourth aad one IN
his back, vile tls tim, Michael Donahos. ives shot 10
thu left arm and in The bacz o. the neck, beside in soms
way receiving a heavy blow upon me head- His Gun
diti5u is somewhat serious Policeman O'Brieu and Ryan
are on ;ba loos ont Tor The guilty. one,
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For the Memphis Appeal
NEW ORLEANS,


queen d. ne south. discr1 800 i-throned.
Mourning With aghss 1u thy rrcTi
PROSTATE beneath tvsa1rs sword,
srass thou NOR q queen than now.
Not in thy balcyoc DAY Of power,
azVher nations waited Ia thy court.
Their treasures at thy feet 70 shower.
So noble as thy royal port
PROSTATE g the desuC.s elaukirg chain
P5Ilutes thy vrl hing, q~Uiverlug limbs
Ills miuions Cibe and mock tie pain
That in thy proud eye fearless swim
But through cur sunny, sog-bo1 Land,
Nhore beats q loyal southern heart.
Thy fate bath uelved each veugerul hard
Hath winged with deadlieT force The dart.
Ear thee Still noDIy, f-,tersd queen.
with famine at thy golden gates,
A.d through al tin e laurel green
Thy c02-cc-stec name uvaIts-
Keep str. thy lofty, regal port
II lo1ss -ly chains our Young braves c'.ao
Eoti0r- tL5 Invading slave snail s9Or-
Where tly historic fame was won.
They cone upon the summer air
Across King C0tton's wide domsin,
Their serted hosts thy banner bear
Their slogan is thy houored name.
They come the fires tha. Ii thy shore,
When 10 the flame thy hand had giver
Relentless ali thy snowy store,
Signal thy fstters now half rlveu.
Bar on, but bear il hope end trust,
Crouch not, nor foul thy royGl robe.
D"tneen thee prO1dty, from the dust,
Thou ruiest the Of the glODg.
AENPIIs, Tenn, May IL, 1862.
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WASHINGTON, May 7.-Adispstcb from New
Yo-k with information brought by The C0lum
the Senate this afternoon, during the debste upon
the city railroad bill. 1t was wellreceived and
Senator McDougall immediately moved q vote
Of thanks to Commodore Farrsgut and General
Butler, saying 70 Senators, that their recogni-
sion Of such important services should be as
prompt as their gratitude
Parliamentary rule required unanimous con
sent to entertain the mouon, and some Senator
objected, SO that McDosgalPs generous purpose
was temporarily defeated.
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WHAT Crops IXPEoTEG-We have &c
Gently occasion % pass through portions Of Sum
ter county, aud were gratGsd 10 notice q decided
improvement in the wheat crop we ere inform
ca that here is q general improvement through
ont his section Of country. a f5w days ago,
the universal opinion seemed % be, that seed
would not be made nov however, tho confident
expectation Is ior q tolsrsble cfop.-SumytCy
(Gs0Tgia) Rspu5iisaH,
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soLnIEas - soc1Err.

Captain Of companies from Memphis, OF who
have enlisted men from Memphis, viii serve the families
Of their soldiers by sending me 2 list Of ali men in their
respective companies, whose wives, mothers or sisters
are dependent on ,hen fr support and require .s aid
Of this socety Tho larg- number Of changes wbseS
have recently taken place In the companies from this
city rsEdsrs the prompt rsrugn as above necessary, sod /
call TIE speciZ ~artsRtion Of captains to 1t, BY which hsS
VIII serve Tao families Of their me2 snd prevent impost
tons being pracGce6 81 the society. orr object Is Sc
assist IN feeding tbs E1m-Ies Of soldiers Who are actually
IN the service, and &c DO No. want our provisions con,
s1a.a by tho5s who are not entitled to t.
Z. LAM. Pr.tdeas
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FORTRESS MONROE, May 7-President Liz
coin suived bere this morning and spent the day
with Gen. Wool. This afternoon he visited
Newport News to see Gen. Mansfield. and 70
have q clear view Of the bIeuimac, which has
been lying OF Craney Island all the afternoon
for the pUpOse, uo'doubt, Of preventing cur gun
boats from running up the James river.
She made no attempt to come up.
The George Peabody arrived here from HaE
terss to-dsy, and started immediately for New
York,
No news has trauspiTcd.
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sPECIAL 0RDERS NO. go.

HEADQCARTERs,
AEEFETs, May 10, ISG
fssHE following order, IN compliance with orders from
L General Besu-egard- Is published for the info-ms-
deu Of the public
/ Tbs Clvl Governor ard Provost Marsha, viii arrest
Ell psnonzwho refuge &C take Confederate money IN all
ordinary business transactigDE No mere sEbterfuge on
the part Of the person or persons refusing, viii suffice TO
screen The offender from the penalties Of this order.
u Banks. banking houses and al incorporated CON
psuies sre hereby required 90 take ConfedeTsle notes as
currency IN the transaction OF tEer business.
III Al per ons viii distinctly understand hat nothing
IN TIE least degree calculated 10 dscredi. the operations
Of the Government viii b tolerated, OF treated a. any
tli1g else than Tbat e s, DIsLoYALr7,
". A rigid compliance with this Crdsr Is expected and
Il VII be yialautly and proupdy enforced.
BY command q HOs. H ROSSER
Colonel Commanding Post
fOncisll THos. Ii CRowDER,
mlllsy ACHING Post Adiutant
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DEATH OF HUGH TATE-Most Dsrsors here
-smsmber that some months ago, Hugh Tats. awL-
known gembier, killed ID steamboat pilot named Gus.
CaTansdo. while the latter was being arrested on c
s.eanboat at the landing or charge Of SIlng TGte's
brother. Tate sprung into @ buggy On ths lazelng, sftT
committing the murder, and escapcd Som three o.
four d7ys ego as our police are informed. he vas dun
ming q Texan soldier for some money b. Lar won q
him al cards. a quarrel ensued and Tate srucS TIE
man with biz pistol in the face The man resisted, and
in the fight which followed, be drew his pistol and sbet
Tate in tLs temple, killing him instantly