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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21
LATEST FROM EUROPE
Arrival OF the Steamship HIberni

Arrival OF the Steamship HIbernian.
PORTLAND, Jan. 19.-The Hibernian, from
Liverpool 9Th, via Londonderry 9Th inst, ar
rived here this evening. l
Cotton market bIoyant, but closed quiet.
Liverpool breadstuffs market generally steady,
except Corn, which has downward tendency.
Flour from 22S 6d@28s Cd. Wheat upward
tendency; red western 9s@9s l0d; red southern
80 l0d@l0s Cd; white western and southern
los 6d@l2s. Corn downward, with decline
of Sd to Cd per quarter; 26s@28i Cd for mixed
Provisions generally downward. Beef has
declining tendency. Bacon heavy and 4declin-
ing. Pork heavy. Lard quiet.
A correspondent of the London Times, Just
returned from Madeira, says the Tuscarora had
BEEN employed In q sort Of blockade OF Fan-
chsl. Four British steamers bound for Nassau
were lying In the roadstead. On the 18th of
December the Tuscsrora chased one OF them,
the Douro. She fired at her about mile and
half from shore, sent q boat of, and after ex-
amining the Douro's papers let her proceed
An American cruiser, ship rugged, apparent
ly in chase Of q very large ship bound W. 8. w.,
long. Is, by the Challenge, which arrived at
Falmouth. .., .-,
The following s a synopsis Of the news sent
by the Kangaroo:
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times says that Napoleon, at his New Years
reception, said to Mr.. Dayton, that he regret
ted greatly the continuance OF the civil war,
but hoped that before next New Years day
matters would be settled. This was said, says
the correspondent, with sort Of smile, and
may be interpreted as pious wish or predic-
tion, or even an Indication Of something still
more significant. To another person who the
same day expressed to the Emperor the earnest
hope that the battle Of Fredericksburg might
be the last, the Emperor said he desired 90
too, and hoped the war would be ended by next
Spring. This incident created many eonjec.
tures. ....,. .... s.,-r....
The United States Minister at Madrid pro-
tested against the sale of the Sumter, which he
says will not be respected by Federal cruisers,
as che is Federal vessel seized by the rebels
at New Orleans. Instructions have been asked
from the Government at London as to whether
register is to be given her. ''.W
FRANCE The unemployed cotton operatives
are computed at three hundred thousand, In
absolute destitutlon. 3c
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times ssys the relations between Paris and
Madrid are far from cordial. The French
government is most anxious to have the coop
erstion of England, after the troops are in pos
session Of the city. Bourse heavy. Reutes
70f &C.,
Il was reported, that the chief members of
King Leopold's private cabinet had gone 10
urge King Ferdinand to accept the Greek
throne. Fi si
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the 3lSt day Of January, 1861
AUDITOR OF STATR's OFFICE,
Insurance. DEPARTMENT,

AUDITOR OF STATR's OFFICE, !
- INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT, :
'..I aA.. COLUMBUS, ONO, Jan. IA, 1963.)
Whereas, the Providence Washington Insurance Com
pany, located at Providence In the State OF Rhode Isl
and, has ed In this ofoe sworn statement OF its con
dition as required by the FIRST section Of the act c
regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated by the
State OF Ohio," passed. April g. 1856; and, whereas
said Company has fufnished the undersigned satacto
ry evidence that 1t possessed OF at least one hundred
thousand dolas OF actual capital invested in Stocks
or In Bonds or In Mortgages Of Real Estate worth don
bic the pmount FOR which the same Il moftgaged and
whereas, said Company has filed In this office written
instrument under It's corporate SEAL Aligned by the Pre
ident and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
agents OF said Company In this State, to acknowledge
service of process, for and IN behalf Of said Company,
conrenng that such service OF process shall be taken
and held to be as valid as II served upon the Company
according to the laws Of this or any other State and
waving all claim or right OF error reason OF such
acknowledgment OF service ~ gb NFNA FHF-A.
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the hrst section o
the afo aot, Robert W. Tayler Auditor of State
for the State Of Ohio do hereby certify that said PFov
dence Washington Insurance Company OF Providence
l 10 authorized to transact the business Of Fire
and Marine Insurance In this State until the 3ls day Of
sixty.four.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed my
IL.sl name and caused the seal Of my office to be
affixed the day and year above written.
q. W. TAYLDR, Auditor Of State, 4
By CoLR, Chief CLERK. !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21
Ohio 9tatesllrarr
TELEGRAPEIIC.
Morning and Noon Reports
LonRstreet moe como to Tenneasee. %

New YoRK, Jan. 20.-A letter from the Army
Of the Potomac to the Tribune says the reports
from Nashville that Longstreet's corps had re-
moved westward to reinforce Bragg, are un-
founded. Longstreet himself was here two
days ago, with his command. II is believed
that no entire rebel corps has been Withdrawn
from our front, but we have information from
deserters and oontrabands that some batteries.
brigades and divisions have been detached and
sent 10 Tennessee. PIG i''a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21

Must zoe Leass NsD England out Of the Union7--
The Disuniting, Disoyganiving, and PestiteY-
Gus Spirit Of Puritanism "A Nep History Of
The Piiortms-Hisses for General Butler
Boaon EgOtism = The Transceadentalists
Stealing from the HindoOs-New England
Byahmins Oueyhauled.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21
From the New York World, January 14th.l
PURITANISM IN POLITICS.

Hon. $. s. Cox, of Ohio, Before the
Young Mems Union Democratic Assoc
ciatiOn.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
TIE BATTLE or BRlSI0s STATION.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

oaToin,as, about srty whom havo expressed ae .ro
60 tako the oath OF allegiance
Our casualties yesterdly were small A cousIderabe
numoos OF reoel dead and wounded fell into our hands
the latter rot being cuded in the foregoing aggregate
prAsooors.
Sone OF the prisoners state that they had lnsrchsd
from Hanover Junction, achmond, since saturday
last.
Az AK o'cotk in tho evening General Zoe made des
i'ersle attempt 10 fank General Meade by the way OF
Chaatl!y, and endsavoring got into his By tho
way f,aK Court House. In this he was unsuccessful,
al General Meade anticipated tho rebe's by falling rapidly
back 10 tho coveted spot thus eGccually checking
noyemeot which would have endangered both the Army
OF the Potomac and the capital.
Dlrag last night General Msade ordered or his sup
ply ttaas further back his rear when it attacked
by force Of rebels, probably mounted guerillas
The not TO lose the propstyraied
TO defend n and succeeded Ia driving the enemy,
who escaped with only Of tho very 'sgs Aber Of
wsgoas.
II is not believed there has beou ny fg'ng or in
portaace 10 day Artillery firing heard early this
morning but It was not o. lopg continuaace
Major General Daniel Z. sicslos, with his s.,Y, loft
ore for the front at two ociock this afteruooa. In
own corps
Tho march from our late to the present position was
accomplished In the perfect order ana without tho
loss OF wagons other property Tho enemy hold
fo check A. cry point where they attempted surprise
or attack The force which ATTACKED General Warren
Swere portloos Of General Hhs corps.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
TRAINS ATTACKED BY cusRillAs.
ME-. George II. Hart's Despstch.

IN TIE FifrD, VIRGINIA, Oct l5 1859.
THx WORKSHOP TRAIN ATTACKED M GUva,rLAs
Al about ocloek yesterday ing the Workshop
OF the Army OF tho Potomac. under the ch rge OF
Capt t. j :;ang roue from Brixvi!le. attacked
by party oi gucrilas in the vicinity OF Bll run. No
guard il usual accom- panied this train but the team
sters sai attaches male & lant rssstance and
'ceedsd fepusny the cnmy VITO eet, without loss to
.themseieos After ,rossng the y II stream they
again atacsel, u 4 suI oed BY ona aher gang or
igueril,as.
rHx EEsrts RouTsI Losses.
The fought brave y, rog,iue the enemy. bu,
sustaining tie loss Of NJ. shesueoi, wagon in
b'acssmh tak psi oner, Whose n,me caanot asccr.
tain.
The rebel. con,pecy foiel u their h,2es OF 80
curing booty only succeed III cap,urng three horses
with tacr htrness.
vArue oy THE
This train would have becI ht3isomc prize, consist
ing OF two I'd and " wagons and ambulance,
one hundred and 0,y head OF horses aai hundred
mules. Too much credit be axardsi TO the team.
~stscs sod osccrs charge ;or tho saAary dsp aycd
upon this oc aston.
CSN RIAL tuPIl9IcS's TRAM S5,LLao.
Tho traa pf Kipstric1's csvury division she.oi
or the rebescar Dfeutsviilc hs ,,as OF e. corps
and OF the whole cavalry corps bcay proximity
on his trsin without loss by way ot woH Rua Sho1s.
MAJOR GsyisiL sicfLss AND srAyp t.,
7srrved ut ta Aexandr depot of the Orange rnd Alex
saaira esilr, ad at hapsst two o'clock r. NJ en- rs~e
TO visit his old corps, the gallant rhiri.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
Theatrical.
TNg yARx yunArue, rnOoxIys.

Tho manager ot tbis pretty o~ss ,bssi,s msy ccssr&
tulats himself cn having made ha si,h has cuc,r
prise last night large sai fsshcoaess sla'snos asd
the house. sni isssca ~ hearty Applause thor spprs
cation a the soIcrtaunsat provided for them. me
opconx pisss, LADIES', ib~sre'ss anus az spnsiss.
n--was very yell p,syei.
Ms MARI sssw ssa Mes Irrinx v,ss vsrY .gcorutai
In iaeir yoie,, ~ wssnf. wtaiag, sno male oa I'm
scAssu his nfst arpssrspcs Brokiyo " sss
pr ~ sr Cnuisl vsva.eor Hs psTef 80
't's " sn.h mpsoer "a 90 ~ia bess,y az
p'au~s from ste pabiis Nc whuns has nx,
pse.ossrssrg spy~arsBcsbsN ihS bsiis o. h4 prlfss
t1n-ari, tAc slzlt frrtufs8i-s s,cBla-t ur0a
dclsat, easy aDi ge1ie q hs 1r'ns re u
ceitAny soq1ht 4 tAc AK ii4-aift ft.ulg.ny
f0t dssnx's clm4c 0pcr, loal ef o. eor 81. a
tne sv-rinxs cnfrrta rrnfns sna riari useFt.
psri1Isnsnrs fhst ~ - 'he ~ nsrni n ihs
c',oce go t~i7d BY fhd- l,l1 -gl.Ht1 20 c8
g-tilt'f fN9 tfi sfif y rfbil'fN "t ts.s gIa-i
asS Oa : LEA .s.ss q - s.41rss
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
Prrsonnl Inseliiu.noe.

MUor Gcnsr, DIX accompanied by Lieutenant coouoi
a,pae, Ass,iant AsIlant g neral, MAJOR DIX aud Cap
s.a s,rstsw OF tour o; inspection aud reycw along
sh. Nex Eag nd sseoard, aod q Is expected will bc
Fstoa to day. whore Of the trcols VIII be heli
aud the forts visited
i,sto, soc,k Elss.an Minister 70 the rniied states
-aa NJ n1esca Sc ,ary u tie Russian Legation,
-rvei ~ tie c.Irendea Hotel yesterday
Aarairal Charles wilkes, of the United states Navy;
CAPTAIN >. " Marpcion, . thc Vnhed si,tcs Army
ny ard l.corgo wblirey, e BJtcn, arc stopping AZ
shr lsreycrr House
I.Iselews. q Washington wiii,m Phillips, ~ Rns
~oa. W. -chen'oy, wie aad iamty o. hhgsna' ave
storplg a. tie lvcrcu House.
C,ono. W. Oxeu. Of the United stsics Army ctpocl
Ssui f,s nc o. Camp. of Ca.hcrDii; Aired Eooerts
fsf hrtieipa,s: ". W Hamilton, ~ New YORK y ~
serih. ~ rcnrsyivarin, and Charles Wool, OK Ierr'
a,i.e are stopping "a he metropolitan Hoic
F.tsS sroSys prSur -Nr Eaton stone taxes his fare
~~n seaea, th.. evenpx al toe AIhsmbcs Circus ms
tbs night bet of the performances 10 tbs city
usu sssk tho rours vii appear In Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
Musical.


AIarge and fssh,opabls sadencs nlIet the Brooklyn
Academy Of To overnowins last night Tho ai,rae
tou was the performance by tie harezek troupe o ves
DIS popular work, 'Eigoieto," with cast including
Miss Ksogg-s great fsvorits 10 hs CITY Of Churches
Nile. sulzer, hazzoen and BeIni The opera Was adm.
rably sung and by the usually cold Brooklyn
sudienos with marks of the wArmcst approval.
Misc Kellogg appeared 70 groas advantage las. syeniny
AZ before announced, she has greatly Improved ia
voses and phyrq~ We never saw her cok'nS 30
well or he,ra her sing well she did
upon this occasion In the duo between the Duke
(AazxoIcu and herself tGndA) in ,ns second nc, sh,
was unusually suooessiui seemed though the arlte
vas Inspired by tho warmth Of ber reception md that
she ouidd all prevoua odorts consequence. she sars
the with much sweetness aai dolicaey Of execl
iion 10 call forth determined oncorc Mss kellogg
~ss also very successful In ths duo with Rigoetto Bc
nil IA tbs third n the gem Of tho evsnng shs
acsi With great energy and feeling ani l0aiy auf
continaousIy appasdsd. was 4 subject or general
ren,rk that this avs. has greatly improved since bsr
Ina, appearance In Brooklyn.
Nile sglxer sang with eject this brinis I, TIE fourth
act The great qgarts,e tn ths act admirably rsn
dcrei by Miss Kellogg, suirsr xs,roeni aaf Dsi.iai
The latter ans voice, snd sang aud acted
with grcs. effect throughou, the oper,
The seem, the ehorusss and tbs orchestra
ali tina, could desired and ths opora vrry slcceya
To sht to have the "rravls,a" At Acid,
my " Masc, and tomorrow morning tbs arst 9 tho
grand matoses VIII take place
IRyiso BALL-rBs oorrsCaALx coscxars.
On Mosday evening tho arss n ,As SERIES o. Driisn,
entertainments. announced AZ tho oottschalx oososr,s
VIII take place. II Is needless for us 70 dws, upon ,hs
merits Of favorits pianist. Who sons could al ths
house but wbo, ss<Sssi BY sseh popular artists
snaogncsi the programmes. Oilers % The pablo
lrrsslsibls atfracoo rpoo ,hss occassn youns lady
Of this city, popi d slssos hsro. vil m~xs hsr
debut ste ID ssh 70 pcss,~s . most ps~ssx voscs
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

Ngr Yosx hSDCsL CoffggZ The introductory address
Cor the session OF 1851 v be delivered saturday
ing next eight O'Clock ,hsrolcge building fis ksss
Twcntieth street third avenue by Professor j. A. Car
years become tshiy popular, though no more than the
interest with whch tbey invested. as the produc.
ticns of our eminent medical msn warrant The puic
usual invited 10 attend on saturday next The
regular course OF lectures will commence on Monday
ncxt
Rsv Wa n yrlaUssx gave the drst Of serlss Of
Sabbath evening lectures, at irving Hall, Ias sunday
evening The srbiec, Of the hrss The Condition of the
World 81 the Birth d Christ was handed ~ the usuA
masery OF this divine These lectures, histori
cal vol scrpturai, will be deeply Interesting aud
nentiy serve the cordial reception they will doubt
less meet from 'hs public.
AnrssL FAssAo-r CoNo TO scsooL-Rear Admiral
Fsrrsgu,. United states navy viii visit 0rsmmu School
No II, West sevcnieenth street near Eghh avenue this
morning. st eleven O'Clock.
srAmso ArrAr. EARLY lat evening Oncer Eivood
o. the Twenty seeood precinct, attempted 70 arrest
young named Shaw, for di.osdsr'y oouduct, when
the latter drew knie snd stsbbea him add men
The wounded oncer was Immediately Conveyed u tn.
New York Hospital. aud shsw arrested 10 awsu the
result Of the injury.
Fuss ~ WARD s,aoot No. 5.--0u Thursday morning
sbout bali pssi ten ooioct . nrc occurred IN ward
schoo, No s. In Mott street, between Prince end
Spring streets Il czu-cd bv the ssovepipe est.
ting Gre to the suddng Of frame bnrdss In the yard
used es classroom tor the primary d~partmesA The
damage vhl smosnt 10 about 30. A soon sbe alarm
given the parents Of the pups gathered IN tkc
great state Of sscl'smcni ie.iins some nry 70 thor
children. Fortunately hoscser they were ~ sssed uto
the street without any sccieut There wers about
hundred scholars IN the school u the time.
Pms srsxros srssrr --si,criiy after nias o'cios
Iss nisnt Ore occcrfes tho p..ro'sun c d,ery 4
VIM r. ucrssry. No. 3s7 stanton street, f,mags q
stock about $50 said to 10 a-,rea The FIRE Is sep
tosed have bar csnsed by ne carel-ssnsts q ocs ~
/ thc wnfkmsn shis ning bIrrels
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
Brookiyn Cisy Politics.


sDgMoCRAIIc NOMINATIONS FoR JUDGE or THE
sUrRKxg COURT OF TUE SECOND JUDICIAL DIS
raIcr--srArE SENATOR'S AND AssxNBLYxEN FOR
KINus COUNTY, ETC.
The Democratic Judicia, Convention for the Second
district ssd the Conventions nominate Senators and
AssombIymen all met in thu city yesterday.
THE judicial Convention assembled the Of the
Court OF Sessions City Hail. at three O'Clock p. NJ and
organized by appointing Robert Christie, Jr OF Rich
snoud county as chairman and B. D. Carpenter, OF Suf
60 K county, as secretary.
Tho second district comprises the counties OF Kings,
Queens. Suffolk, Richmond wes,chesier. Orange, Put.
nam Dutch IS and Rocsand Full delegations from all
Atsr eating tho list delegates tho Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen were rlaced before tho Convention:
> a. Ismbertson OF queens; J. Lawrence smith Of suf
folk Joseph T. parnad, OF Duchess Jasper ". Gilbert
OF Kings aud subsequently Elias j. Peach OF Queens.
An Informal ballot bong taken, resulted as foIIows
Iambertson ....................s....
smith h.........'.t.'.',- ,...'..'..'...'.......
Barnard
The cooven.oo then proceeded 10 formal ballot. and
On the tenth succeedtd In nominating Mr. Barnard By
the following vote
Barnard ....-................. ................l3
gilbert.
Mr.. Barnard having received the highest humber OF
yo'es declared unanim0usy nominated the demo-
cratic candidate for Judge OF the Supreme Court Second
district
pEMocRArIc SENATORIAL. yoMNArfoSs
Tho Dcmoc second Senatorial District onvsniion
rnet tho ~capio,- 10 roraiamou street. yesterday
aHd after 1izng adjourned to Wednesday
Tis Thri district Senatorial cCnveation assembled
tho corner q olmba aud ncgaw and organized
by sppoinlirg dr. Tihis q. Dsr-cn chairman and Mr.
Abf,m Lo, Ssc-elary After calng the roll OF delegates
an informal ballot was takep. followed By formal one,
which resulted IN the rcnonnstOn OF Hon. Henry G.
Murphy. N-aexed i the vote
Hc0fy Nurpby. 70
trancs u SinoiA.. .......... IL
fbs nonlsatt'on OF NJ Murphy made un sninous,
ani tbs c ~ vcu,.or adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY, NOMINATIONS.
Tho f,lJ~ing nominations for Assembly wcse made In
The iis,sicts nsmeds-
.trst dts,rict-- lhomn Stewart.
secon1 dlsirict--.folu O'tonner.
Eofrth s4s'rict-- Andrew Welsh.
,ffth 1istrict-J0hn q. jacobs.
Ths cluveaiions of the remaining districts adjourned
vnGogt agreeing upon otndidascs
HErvBLrcAS JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
IT,. Rspaploan Judiii conysn'ion met 10 the Cover.
ara Rcoa the Brooslyn City ball yesterday after
.stn lsr tc purpose Of minimizing Jcdge q the su
pfcRe Court tho second judicial district 10 place oi
judge Fm,,f. whose term ss about expiring hr Alvin
Brssi,y ch chairman nrd VIZ ChsTies W Norton
secretary. Aztec calling lbe roll Of delegates TIE convcn
son ticufned until Monday next, TO ntet al TIE SAND
I
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
Court ss App~sis.

10 ihs coryt q Appes.. oc,s.p~ 10. tsA n r.-,bre
day cs.soisr ~ui b. m,is os,
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

HCar,~. dc vtstts 81. s'ai"s Cart. de
v~ste ", eii edsc fkhoithL
bue.e -ssr 70 kerl..n. Is Cb.Lham s.rer'
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

Tfnrf's- @. sa~ UrsS p~vSs"nse'smc
Fktry 4 lcs.irs G O.. J. st.T w. eAl. in ~
- or J.r sao a'fj an s~s int ~ ussN'. s.9i
fro, Bro,daay a. sissjs rshtAfrtos 10 ~ inhr
eurc suc wssr. ypd,pus prsu1iinns
OF escau graas any ideas eater hs bead
tna, rot 4 brii aud forcsbic doArrD"n
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
City Politics.
MOZART HAIL COUNTY NOMINArION2.

MOZART HALL COUNTY NOMiNArIoNs.
The Democratic County Convention Conference Com
mittee OF Mozart Hall last evening pursuant to
dourumoo,. The roll called and all the members
found TO be present Fernando Wood occupied the chsr
aud Gideon o. Tucker oficiatcd ss Secretary.
Tho nominations made v'ca poce, each delegate
rising ~ has place aud naming hi iidatr.
Hon. Gideon J. Tucker unanimously nominated FOR
Surrogate, 40 other candidate being namoi.
Albert Caydeza, Esq., was nominated un n,nimously for
Judge of the Common pess.
For Register Alderman John McCool, OF the Egbth
ward, nominated, receiving q majority OF oil tho
votes II. Ferris. Of tho Thirteenth ward, was his
rprincipal competitor. q,
witiout nominating for Justices Of the Superior and
Marine courts the Convention then adjourned /, Monday
next. at r. M with three cheers for the cAnddaics
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
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The New York herald., 1863-10-16
THE WEEKLY EHRALp
The OhsaI.est auS lsest Ncwspnpev
il taie Country.

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test News from Rosocrans' Army Nap Of tho
scone Of Operations in Eastern yennossee and
Georgia Antoresting Intelligence IRON Charles
tou-in poriaat News from Eis-oari and Gene
raj Fojtor's Department Recent Eisc-
6ons-ihe Latest Paris Fashions-Literature-
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ARRIVAL OF TEE cCEAE QUEER.

The sieamhp Ocean Queen, which isfi Aspnvah % the
Tth inst viii treasure aat number Of passengers ar
ryed ths port yesterday afterncon Subyoned is st
OF her specie
rrsoA AartgwEL J. r. NE ~tou Il CO. .Sfo $50
Order .......... 81 ,GS2 t.Stosaobaum Go 10 700
IIersues & Co. ...... I60 Baker NORTH. 6.S95
Colgse 4 Hoffman 800 DC Witt, Kitte o. ~ 500
ID II. B. Davis COO Duncan ,shortnan SCo 30 C41
- We.ls. Fargo Co. 6t 700
Total ........ -. u ,72l -
fIoa aAs rnAsulsoo. Total. ........ S2e3 100
Order .... $40 a09 ON Asi,awau 4vlt
II. Cohn e Co... 81 300 --
Jennings Rrcwstor 5000 Total. ....... s26v oIl
General Mosluora had declared ths Coted states OF
Colombia u state u wac and ordsred levy Of eight
Thousand troops
The Archbishop Of Bosota has besa imprisoned antt no
tenders his uacoadiiona the coastita
tion.
An interview btwosa Presidents Carrera. of GaatS
msa, and Basros Of San Salvador resulted IN nothag
Carrora demanded that should dismiss tho troops.
deliver their 70 Cirrera and leave The country him
SELL Barrios docned, but proposed 70 resign h1s con
mand and give decree OF amnesty tho au.sl forcos
woa:d ioavo salvadsr. This Carrcra declined