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CAPTURES By THE REREL PRIyA.
TIER FLORIDA.

NEW YORK, June 22.-The quarantine ship
Isaac Webb, from Liverpool, May 18th, has
arris ed here.
She reports that on the Goth inst, at $50 a.
M, in lat as 30. long. 90 IS, she was captured
by tho rebel bark Florida. and bonded for.
$4,000 She has on beard the captain. crew
and passengers Of the brig Umpire, Perry,
from Sagua for Boston. which vessel was
captured and destroyed by the Tsycona on
the iith inst. in lat 81, long 60 SIN.
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S-Paymaster S. ID. Farnsworth, who has
been stationed in this city tor the last six
months, has been ordered to report imme di :
ately to the army of Gen. Banks, having his
headquarters at New Orleans. Major Farms
worth is editor and proprietor of the Man
chester IN. H. American, the Oldest paper in
the State.
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RAILROADS SAFE.

The following despatch was received by T.
0. Norton, agent of the Pennsylvania Central
and North Central railroads in this city st l5i
p. m. to day:
Roads o. r., and trains running regularly
to and from all points. No rebels within fifty
miles of our lines. ED. S. YOUNG
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MORE OF MILk0Y'S MEN KNOWN To
BE SAFE.

PHILApEL PHIA, June ga special dispatch
from Bedford, Pa, says TOUR hundred more OF
Milroy's men are known to be safe. Surgeon
Stanton, of the 18th Pennsylvania cavalry,
has come in with eleven additional men Of his
regiment, and reports the four hundred safe.
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oss steamer MAHHATTAN vii a1-
commence her route. from Phila- Ee4lAHN
-dslphiA to Cape nay. o. DAfUR
days during the bathing season. The Manhattan
is the largest and most eonvsnieat boat On thu
route to Cape May. having sbsut afty state ROOMS,
And every accommodation that psssenSsrs can
desiro Passenger leaving Baltimore in the Q 20
Q. %. trsia can connect VITA sas bost e Dew
Castle. le5z-sws
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FROM PORT ROYAL AND NEwBERN
THE CAPTURE OF THE FINGAL.

NEW YORK, June ga steamer from Port
Royal on the 18th inst. has arrived. The Mon
itors Weehawken and Patapsco captured the
rebel ram Fingal in Warsaw Sound on the 10th,
after firing five guns. No loss OF men on our
side.
The steamer Dudley Buck, from Newbern
on the 18th inst, has arrived.
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IAN important order relative 10 the or
ganization of the New York State Militia has
been issued by Gov. Seymour. 1t provides
for the formation OF separate regiment or
battalion for each Assembly District, and con-
stitutes each Senatorial District Brigade
hiSt OF
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~ A serious railroad accident occurred on
Friday last on the Northern Central Railroad,
IS miles north OF Harrisburg, by the breaking
of an axle of one Of the cars. Six persons
were killed and nine others were seriously
iniured
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PROVOST MARSHAL FOR THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA.
The President, on Saturday, appointed Col.
William P. Wainwright Provost Marshal for
the District of Columbia, in place OF Capt
Quincy, declined.
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GROUNDLESS REPORTS ABOUT THE
REBEL RAID IN INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2-The report that
twenty thousand six months men had been
called for in Indiana on account OF the Rebel
raid in thai State, is absolutely groundless.
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PrRsoNAL.-Presiden Lineoin ana Iamuy
leave the city to-day for their summer res'eat-
the :. Soldiers Home"
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FIRING HEARD TO-DAY IN THE DIRECTION
OF Aide.
1t is reported that heavy firing, supposed 10
be IN the direction of Aide, was heard during
the morning, by workmen ON the roof of the
Treasury building.
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N.r,osAL LOAN. National (5.2ot Loan
.o,scr,ntions amounted during the past week
). "a soa. Geo, at the once OF jay Cooke e %.
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U F F T. 1 A l..
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Washif Z on. June 20, 1858
Information has been received st this Depart
ment from Dir. James VI. BROOKS, the Vice Consul
of the ted States at Paris. of the death on the
2lth of May, at PARIS of Mrs. 8. Leonard Bower,
whose place of residence in the United States is
unknown.
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CuASED az a RRREI. PIKATE

NEW IoRx. June 2e.-Ths bark Behrins
from Shanghae. reports, June 1th, lat Is. long
Co she vas chased unnecessarily ~ BARK
rugged steamer. Il - S sssS ssssa
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Most Important from Maryland.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
AGAIN BROKEN Up BETWEEN
HARPER'S FERRY AND
CUMBERLAND
NERY BRIDGE THERE DESTROYED!
GEN KELLY CHECKS THE ADVANCE or
THE BRIDGE BURNERS WESTWARD
HE DRIVES THE REBELS FROM CUMBER-
LAND, EAST!
HE NOW OCCUPIES THAT TOWN.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Most Important from Maryland.
EERY BRIDGE THERE DESTROYED!
HE NOW OCCUPIES THAT TOWN,

Especial telegram to The Start
MoNocACY JUNCTION, June p, ls63.-Wash.
iagton Star: The rebels have certainly de-
stroyed every Baltimore and Ohio railroad
bridge from Harper's Ferry to Cumberland,
distance OF quite 70 miles; thus infiicdng
very heavy damage on the road. This they
have done within the last thirty-six hours.
Gen. Kelly came upon them this morning az
Cumberland from the west, and drove them
ont OF that town, it is supposed, in this direc.
ton.
His movements have been very prompt, and
so far very successful, as he has doubtless put
stop to the westward progress along the rail-
road line of their current career Of devastation
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By W. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers

BY ". u. WALL CO.. Auctioneers.
TEUsTSK's SALE OF "a i 81 STOCK Sh % OF VERY
n EIHE I.foRTsg VINES, LIQUORS, AND SKGARs.
On TUESDAY MORNING 3ath instant, at 10 o OK
we shall sell at the Auction Rooms, by catalogue
astock OF hne Imported Wines, Liquors. and Sc.
4aus.;ser casks Oognae Brandy. Dupay 4 o.. and
4 octaveH do. do.
bbls. Ola Bye Whisky, part ten years old,
] quartz cask Scheidam Gin,
octaves Amrissao do. csc
bhi. Old Cherry Brandy, 100 4
i !" Old Peach do.
] quarter Old JAMAICA Rum.
Z octaves . Madeira,
~ 6herN
% 0ld Rye whisky. very old.
g." Burbon :. 6
! q SSs s. Bitssrs. ,.rr superior.
q es~ Aromatic /" -
Cases Puerto Rico Bay Hum, old,
Madeira. Port. sherry, Claxet,
Cherry Brandy, Peach Brandy, old,
Tan Gln, Jnmaca Hum.
Cases Jelffey's Edinburgh Ale and Blosd's Lon
don Perter, Superior to any other imported.
cssss Raspberry. Pine Aeple. ana Strawberry
sv:rsi thousand Hsysaa and Puerto Risssss.rs,
Sc. &e;,g&c. a
q. H. CARTXR, Trgstes.
len W. L. WALL 90, Aacts.
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FINED.-P. Strauss, 449 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and Mrs. Kehol, Ninth street, Were each
fined 500 by Justice Ferguson, on Saturday,
for selling liquor to soldiers.
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--LATEST QUOTATIONs-WAsHINaT MOE.
BY MARKET-Furnished by Lewis johnson d

THE STRIKE AT THE NAVY YAEp-The
little excitement raised in the Navy Yard on
Saturday III consequence OF some of the men
stopping work on account OF the classification
Of hands has entirely subsidized. But few of the
men have left the Yard and their places can be
easily filled. The men, it seems, did not COM
plain OF the new scale of wages adopted by the
vance, with but few exceptions on the old rates
but TO the classification of hands by the master
workmen.
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RETURNING HoMR.-Un SATURDAY., the 18th
New York regiment, numbering 24 men, ar.
rived here and took the train for their homes
where they will be mustered out of service
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Ftsher.-This morn.
ing, VIM. Briel is on trial on the charge of
bastardy, the prosecuting witness being Chris
tianna Fritz, who has her child with her in
the court room
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0RnE REL

ORDERED.
Maj. J. Sallade, paymaster U. ). volunteers
has been ordered to New Orleans
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HEAVY HAUL.-About no IN to-day ysung
gentleman was about getting upon one of our
street cars, which was very crowded, and in
the pressure his pocket was picked of over six
hundred dollars. II is very probable that the
fortunate thief Will escape.
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CLoSED-Some eight or nine saloons in the
neishborhood OF the Campbell Hospital, were
closed yesterday by order of the Provost Mar
shall.
A descent, last evening, by the Provost
Guard, upon the saloons kept by Mrs. Rus
sell and Potentini, both on the Avenue. found
them violating the Sunday law, and in conse-
quence thereof, their places were closed and
q guard placed upon the premises,
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ROBBERY OF 8 WATCH-At an early hour
this morning officers Smith and Walling heard
the cries ofpolice proceeding from the neigh.
borhood Of Clarks lumber yard 10Th Ward) and
proceedingto the spot, found Mr.. Charles Will
son holding soldier named Thomas Dove, 18th
New York, who, he accused of stealing his
watch and chain, worth about $50, and the
officers took him in charge. This morning he
was brought out before Justice Mckenna who
dismissed him. A young man named Thomas
Smith, who was near by when Dove was ar
rested, was arrested by officer Walling this
morning and held by Justice McKenna, for a
further hearing, Smith alleges that ne was at
tracted to the spot by the cries of the police.
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n~GRIAT NOvELTY.-Sbaf6ells stsam Ice
tween 9 and b. Families, Hotels, Boarding II ousss,
Fairs. Entertainments, Excursions and Parties
supplied With the choicest Ice Cream made or the
best Pennsylvania cream, ct Wholesale and retail .
and deIyered to any part Of the city. Confetti
or! OF every variety. PronPt attention S,yen to
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PAPER
~" For sale at tn is flee.
FOR SALE

4 ROM Forty to sixty scrsi u HITE OAK TIM
Der for sale. large and small size inquire of
X. .HAl L, one mile from Beltsville. je p St
Arrived AT CARRIERS WHARR. foot OF
"A Ihirteent tn and s-half street,l schooner b.
Stokly, Hilman. Havre de Grace. with l3S tons of
coal, consisn to A. Snfyeiy. Washiog tou, D. C :,
who willipease report himseifto receive the cargo
Said coal shipped BY Jos. 81. Simmons. Agent for
James Boyce- I1t~l I. @. aILLMAN, Capt
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STABBIHG CAsE.-Yesterday evening diff
ffculty occurred among several persons in the
neighborhood Of the reservoir, during which
Timothy O'Neil and his wife took active part,
the wife striking Michael Ferris, a school
teacher in the neighborhood, with brick, and
O'Neil stabbng him three times. One of the
wounds is in the breast another near the
shoulder, and the third in the face. Ferris, is
thought, is severely wounded, and his life may
be in danger. He was made as comfortable as
the forts is attending, under whose treatment
it is to be hoped that he may recover. A squad
Of the provost guard were soon on the ground,
and arrested O'Neil and his wife, who were
House. E5
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!, ASSAULT WITH INrEHr TO KILL AND Ron
Roly Coleman, col. who lives between Fiji
tenth and Sixteenth streets, near p, was on
his way home from Boundary street. about
nine o'clock Saturday night, and Oh Fourteenth
man, name unknown, who directed his (Cole-
man's) attention for an instant to the graves
on the street side. Coleman turned his head.
and the stranger struck him with q knife,
lnf1icting cash extending from the corner Of
the right eye to the ear, and cutting of the
lower lobe of the latter, and barely escaping
the jugular vein. He then struck Coleman
again with the knife, infiicting wound in the
abdominal muscles below the navel. Dr. La.
throp McCray, of Springfield, Mass, who is in
Washington on visit, happened near the spot,
and kindly attended the wounded man, who is
his escape.
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civ ETW ENTV BONDS

We are now prepared to furnish to purchasers
L. S. PIVE-TWENTY BONDS
of Gil denomina tons. upon application without
any delay
Subscribers hOld ng our receipts d OF fed ia
their bonds ready for del'ver, and are request
ed to call for them. JAY CnuKE II CO..
le 1921 459 18th street.
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Of Horny and Rcsanna Schroeder aged mouths -
ii days
The funeral win take place from the residence OF hi
parents No Invest street this (Aoaday morning al
O'Clock.
srrsR-.-At Hackcnsack, n. j., "a Saturday February
81 MosEs srgsRs, IA tho nth year u hsage
The funeral services VIII take place the Second Ro
for nod Dutch church, Hack.nsack this Monday After
non At two O'clock His friends and those the faulty
arc "a pcctuiy invited attend without further notice
Tho ca leave foot Of Chambers street al quarter past
twelve clock
Tmusro, y,-on Saturday, February "a TnoaAs Tauso~
In the 7Jth year OF his age.
Notice ofl uneral hereafter.
woa-oa Monday, February 10, JULIA A. c, widow
OF SuAs woop m this city.
Tn. reatiye nd friends OF the family respectfully
invited tho funeral this (Aondayj morning
at eleven o'cocS, from her late residence No. East
Thirty second stieS without further notice.
wEkKs-n South y rwak Conn Wednesday, Fcb
ruary IS ElzA ANN, aiant daughter Of Carlyle r. and
Margaret J. Weeks.
Her remains we're irasrNed in Greenwood Cemetery
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TnE SILLY RELIGIOUS PAPERS AND THE
WAR--One of the religious papers suggests
that the war against slavery must be prolonged
for forty years or more if necessary, like tho
old wars against Popery; but the silly writer
forgets that the age of waging war for religious
opinions or philosophical abstract ideas is past.
nor will the people Of the United States ever
permit it to be- The silly writer also forgets
that as We progress in the science Of war,
the increased destructiveness Of the agencies
employed, and the enormous expense attending
q campaign, combine to render all wars upon
large scale necessarily short; and ours is upon
the largest and most expensive scale known in
history since the birth Of Christ
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THE TAX on wHfsKEY.


IsysfiGrios RELATIVE 70 rns Crxra,, p..v r,a
Aldenanc Committee on Finance compoaod ~ 49,.
BooeFarey and Otiiwcl, are to hold SPECIAL ,nea,ina
Mt IT, j. clock 10 morrow morning In room M ! 800
Hail. II ia exported that an invest ixat,on yci.,ia ~
Cent psrk matters will occupy the attention % ,bo
committee
Igrars ON PorIrIcAL EcoSoxy "a course az Iec.,e.
on ",Iiical Economy" is 70 be delivered In the aryo
hall the Union, Cooper Institute, by Mr.. simon stern
undorhe auspices of the trustees Of tho Cooper Tnnn
One othe lectures will take place this evening subject,
nrxctnge Supply and Demand The lecture on next
ends evening will b. devoted 70 the consideration ~
III nprtance true principles u finance and the ennis
ii on otriyae and governmental notes substitutes for
m oncy
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snzxest, however, the latter course as being the
better. The Western States offer abundant
workmen can find plenty of occupation there,
and the more of them that 60 the better. They
can not only cultivate farms, but establish fac
tories. thus rendering the immense water power
of the West most profitable, and they may in
time build up little Manchesters and Brming-
hams and Lowells all over the great West
This would be but developing still more forci-
bly, the prediction of Bishop Berkely that
westward the star of Empire"-and the loom
's'takes its way
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DIarriad.

CuArTAwAy--BRowS.-InB Brooklyn, T.. n, Wednes-
day February IL by Rev. Alfred IL. Partridge GEoass
L tBATTAwAY To MARY A. BROWN No cards,
FoRrHkiKR-DgAL.-At Union Hill n. j.. on Thursday
February 10, by Rev. William v, Y. Mabon, Mr.. Gko w.
FoRrMEYER OF New York to Miss Pnuss A. DrAs, OF
South Orange, ~. J.
GrRNE-Davis.-A Monsey, Rsckand county on Tues
day February II at tho residence OF Jonas Gurnee Esd
by the Rev Mr.. Parsons joaN w GrRSsH, Es4. OF tho
former place. to Miss HARRnT l.. DAVIS, Of Cornwall,
Orange county, N
Newburg papers please copy.
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There many other yet TO be decided in Now
York. The whole number hundred and eighteen.
THE SOLDIERS NCEssED IN REGARD TO THE KEsrRic-
TONS ON NEWSPAPERS.
Parties constantly arriving from the army front Of
fredericksburg state that the soldiers highly ncensed
the restrictions lately placed upon the sale of news
npers in the camps.
ARRIVAL or CHIPPEWA INDIANS.
Twenty Indians Of tho Chippewa tribe arrived here
.oday upoo business with the government They have
Allied agree with treaty agents. and come here to
reas directly with their Father Abram.
! CALI TO B3 MADE FoR SIX or EIGHT HUNDRED
THOUSAND MEN.
II Ia understood that the Consumption bin
Gall passed the House, there will be call made
x or eight hundred thousand II s expected tina,
sh soldiers whose term OF about expiring will
Ger themselves substitutes for unwilling conscrpts
INCREASE or PRINTERS WAGES N WASHINGTON.
The Columbia typographical Society o. this city held
meeting evening which they resolved increase
Tn wages composiiors from twelve 10 fourteen dollars
. 'eek
THE TAX on wHfsKEY
here - no increased tax whissey proposed In the
amnhments Of the Committee Of Ways and Means to tho
isnhh me tax on ale anil beer, however, has been
red'ed % sixty cents per barrel until April 1901 The
psT question viii hereafter be considered by the CON
mite
THE NAVY.
Atiny Assistant Surgeon william Wilson tr has been
ordeed % the United states steamer sumter
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Omeisl Drewings - Marrsy, Eddy
Cos Kenacky and Missouri State Lotteries
KEsryckr EIraA CLAss 5s-veDrusry "a. ls6s
ca, 10, az, "a, d. -, 90. 2. 80, IL. Is, 80.
KxsrucKr Class 90-psbruAry n 1888
Ii, 60, 81, Is, 80, H. sc, -, IS, "a. 40, 30, SO.
MURRAY, EDDY co
Coyington Ky. or ST. Louis Mo.
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Rupturo.-Trusses Of the Most Approved
make from 81 and upward Also Silk Elastic Stockings
for vnrcose veins Female Supporters Shoulder Braces.
Snspensory Bandaes and Instruments for physical deform
ties by MARSH BROS under Bmrnums Mus.fn corer OF
Broadwsy and Ann street, New York lady attendant
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MN isOn Mafllnrd.
62l BR0ADWAY-cELEBRArEp CHOCOLATE FOR
FAMILY USE from thirty cents ehiy cents per pound
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Eight Cartes de yssite Tor -. of Un-
equalled style and finish al TAirS. Cortandt and
Greenwich streets
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snary aud eeruA system. New ssd r.abl. u~asrss.t
In repos 81 ths Ho~ss Assoison sal Ia s.ssd .tls,
snyslgg.s free ~ eharrs Adsress Dr. skfLLIx
HOU0HION, Howard Ass>gAAsn. Fklla4s4sAA4 Pa
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Arrival or Union Prisoners from Rich-
notwithstanding Extracts from Rebel
approximation or the Border Coun-
ties or Texas by Mexican Banditti-
Deaths Of Union Soldiers In the Rich
nond AosPitals, &c., Sc.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 20, 1868.
While the recent fire WAS prevailing on Main street,
Norfolk the soop Cornea discovered In Bells dock,
attempting TO move out which caused tho suspicion OF
the guard On examining her about 81 500 worth OF
goods were found board belonging TO Mr. King. one Of
the sufferers One Of the parties suspieoned was arrest
ed and understood has turned States evidence. i'm
plicating others. Tho affair Ia being investigated
Tho old Norfolk Fire Department has been reorganized
and General veis has for hose &C. which has
long been needed
The schooners Eliza and Rebecca, which went ashore
on the Rip Rip shoas in the Storm hauled Oh
yesterday by the steamtug Freeborn
The schooner was laden with GOAL for the Quarter
masters Department at Old Point.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 81, 1868
The flag OF truce boat state Of Maine arrived here
last evening about sir O'clock brought down between
two and three hundred exchanged Union prisoners. in
charge Of Captain Rohly, Third New York infantry.
The boat left with them Immediately for Annapolis.
The Richmond Enquirer OF the Goth says:-There
rumors OF an advance or the Yankee army upon Middle
Tennessee. Cannonading heard Wednesday last
In front There were also artillery reports from the
direction OF Beech Grove where General Buord with
brigade Of Kentucky cavalry, stationed ward of the
blows that might descend in that direction General
Forrest has ossed Duck river north of Columbia with
cavalry and artillery
The Texas F7ag or the I'd instant has accounts
OF invasion OF (rebeD soil by Mexican
banditti, who stealing horses, cattle, &c.
Captain Benevidas' company attacked In Zapata
county ana all their horses stampeded. They also cap
tured and hung Isadore vela Chief Justice of Zapat
county About five hundred Mexicans have been orga-
nzed for the purpose u plundering frontier and
their acts approved by the Mexican authorities Tho
bandi at last accounts the Texas side OF the
Rio Grande, and Of them under the United
States lag
The flag Of truce boat New York brought from city
Point eighty to ninety OF the of the United states
nineteen United States officers being the remainder
OF those captured previous Jen Daviss proclamation
The following the OF United States prisoners
who have died in the military hospitals at Richmond since
the last report
John Wright suffer, Of Washington, February pneu
mona.
J. q, Corey, private, Co. A, Twenty first Wisconsin,
February 3, pneumonia.
+. H. Caswe, private, Co. X, Seventy fourth Illinois,
February 4. fcver.
s. s Marehonl Captain, Go II One Hundred and Thirty
sixth cnnsylvauia, February Is fever.
The foregoing list Is respectfully forwarded by John
wilkins Surgeon charge.
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afiing or the North American.
PORTLAND, Feb q. 1899
The nth Amcri can sniied at three A. n.
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Prizes Cashed In ali L~galixed Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker.
No. II Wall street room No. 1, New York.