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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-19
Gen. POpe'a Advice to Emlgfal
CrDSsin4 the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, H.-ieneral Pope from
headquarters at Milwaukee, has publ
some information suggestive to emigr
designing to cross the plains this spriEs,
which he says the Sioux Indians ar
centrating early this spring on tn "
souri, above the mouth of the Gran rv q
"A large force Of cavalry under Gems "a
Sulley will march against these Tad Ans
as soon as the grass grows on the pfa fle'
upon which he can subsist his ANNA r.
Until the expedition moves it will ~ tun
safe for steamers navigating the Mis- aur
above Fort Pierce.
General Sulley's force will b. sronl
enough to beat the Indians if found Yncen
trated on the river. Ii this conc IT al OF
| is not made heavy forces of cayjalry vii
scour the country on both sides OF ti.c river
drive them into the interior, AM pHrsu'
them during the summer to torcss battle O
peace. It is ,recommended that Eea1is apt
by water will communicate VITA genera
Sulley on the upper Missouri, add DO no
attempt to pass in advance OF Lls, torees un
til notified by him that it viii uS safe. ~
many steamers as possible a. Aidvised t
90 in company, and the mos Vulnerable
parts Of the boats should be adhered bull
let proof. Emigrants travelily over lan'
from parts above Fort Pierce are recon-
mended not to start from te Missouri
river in bodies of less than tatee hundred
A strong cavalry force WI pc sent iron
Minnesota as soon as possi hlu for the Mis-
souri, river near the mOutl ~ Long LAX
! emigrants from that State avail them
selves of the protection OF hls force II the
choose. General Pope bop by the mid
die Of summer to render travel across an,
norton of the upper pra les as safe as
usually is, but requires m grants to NOV
cautiously and III strOng farIies.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-19

y Msnrns, Aaroh Il. -Advices from
vicksburg, or the 10th, state that every
body il on the qss .ive, preparing for an
IN excellent spirits, and eager for marching
Therewas quite albattle 1t Yaxoo City,
% the 9Th, between the negro troops eta
toned there, and . large force of rebels
who made an attack upon the place. The
rebels gained possession Of q part Of the
0ey, but the Hunboats coming up opened
-Are, encouraging tho negroes. who Ohafgvd
ond drove them back, Our loog WsS slight,
Rebel lONe unknown. as#
"fGen. Hatch and staff arrived here to-day.
Hal b en Sosste % join Gen. Dodge's elivi-
ni0N, ct Huntsylfie, Alabama, ~
neUpwards Of 600 bales of cotton arrived
from below yesterday. Receipts By wagon
continue large.
% From Colorado.
!. DENVER CITY, March l6.-,Sprinp i'm
migration has already commenced. Traids
are arriving. Coaches from the States ARE
full inside and out New discoveries OF
quartz lodes are reported daily. The in
Aux Of Eastern capital, machinery with
improved. processes for saving gold, and
the gOOd supply Of water from the heavy
snOWs in the mountains for mining and
agricultural purposes, make the prospects
for Colorado bright the coming season.
- From dsOv. Evans we learn Of an Indian
fight near Arkansas between the ArrApa.
hoes, Cheyennes and Utes. The latter
were victorious. We also learn that the
Sioux threaten war on the whites in thu
spring. The military authorities will take
precautionary measures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
sst the conclusion that during those three years you
have run the County in debt at least $4,000

should not probably have made the examination
which has produced these results if it had not been for
your remarks saw in those remarks source whence
might have sprung our paIt, and know SO
well the feelings Of my fellow members OF the Associa
ton whose publication you noticed (and such also are
my own, that sat down at to see how 1t was
with an intention most frankly 10 confess our error II
we had made one.
You have thus opened to me a new view OF your op'
erations and must either give that view TO you ana
to our fellowcitzens sit down quietly under the I'M
putation that you cast upon ustat somebody using
us, who is wrong
If, in any respect you or your Committee can show
us that We are wrong, repeat shall be prompt to
acknowledge and correct the wrong.
When, at the solicitation OF my neighbors, went
with them to Albany knew very little Of city affairs
and unless / examined into them / saw that could
be Of very little service. had Of obtaining
information but from the laws Of the State and your own
official documents. resOred TO them with assiduity.
saw from the in Which those documents were
made out there great hazard Of my doing injustice
to our public officers, by committing some mistake In
my ignorance. therefore very careful to be fully
fortified by official documents in every statement which
made and / was equally careful not to say one un
kind word toward any 1t was facts ana not lndi
yduas that / warred upon. was notwillng 10 unite
in the suspicious or deDunciatons in which Others all
around ne so freely INDUCED and behold the return that
experienced If my forbearance Cannot be initiated
will bear the injustice with what philosophy may even
though it drive me- in sedefense, into larger partic
patton ia this matter than ever dreamed Of This
shall owe TO those in whose behalf have spoken and
shall not fail in my daty to them.
In the mean time there Il one topic on which We may
both be vel satisfied and that s that II viii be Wen 10
give the whole subject good airing that II orr city
ard coaaty officials are entirely right, they may be pro
to,ted by an Intelligent community, and If thoy ar
wrong that people may be prepared to redress ths
wrong and no, too readily ook for relief 10 The Lcgisa
urc who seem 20 have been ready 20 add 90 than
TO rcdless Our wrongs j. w. EDNoSDs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
rLiiiinry Affairs.
THE THIRTY-sEYENTH REGiMEST ORDERED TO
LEAVE TO-DAY FOR FORT RICHMOND.

LEAVE TO-DAY FOR FORT RICHMOND.
In accordance with orders issued by Gen.
sandford tAe 37th Regiment, n. Y. :. y. g. Col
Ashley has Deen substituted for the 9TH Regiment Cot
Teller which few days ago was ordered TO report ioi
duty TO Gen. Dix
Tie 37th viii assemble 20 day at 10 O'Clock nj their
ain0ry No tI4 BfoadWaY Wien they Will DE mustered
into tho United States service for ~ days after Which
They VIII embark, probably ri ne battery and proceed
g. Fort Richmond staten Island where they will DO tie
double duty Of nfoDtry and artillery. The following 10
a correct lit OF the officers Of the JIth.
Co.0.e. O..iin j. As'cy Lieutenant o,onel Cherries ".
Cain; Major n v .. ltin; surgeon Henry Sack A.
sisiau' Surgeon, Nfords Lnsne.r H. 1cudde Qua
'er4asicI, ! 4. TnpOui AdlnsD A. o. montgomery, lr
Paymsser, Water KOore COmnissa!y OF SuOssteev. y.
Company A--Cspai1 Charles r. Clepmen Fir.tLieuieu-
ant. john uliagel; Secord Lieu'ensnt, h. Hart
Company - alsn Tlors Stevenson; firsLieu,enau,
q. w. Booster; Se,ond-l ieu.ensui, ' H. bnsnmn
,onIry C-oap'sn. W. B ohyeri i,r.t L'eu'en'"'' T.
: Chesetroj ce0id lieutennt, Cslsin Noyes.
Company DCspain william II. Fsror; first Lieu'enant
George w pnsenbnry; SecondI .ieutentu y. .. shaw
Goa p1ny E-Cap.aia A. W Reynolds fir',, Lieutenant
j. A Nhteian, Second. Lientensnt tarnes, De h0reis
Company f-captan. George W Lyon firsi'Lieuienant,
4. ; Torfy -ond Lieutenant, !. w. Davies, j.
oS GaSe second aa M John D. T. fleming ~, 'D'''
Company li-Cspia,n, q. W. Waugj FI.tLaeu'ensni. d.
Company l,apsin J. T. UndcIiil. First Lieutenant, A.
D. liodsen'p second ieSteHsn' G. w sur: r,,.,
Charles Seror SeconiIdeutenant. li.chard Blske
THE FOURTH ARTILLERY REGIMENT.
The following letter has been received by Col.
Teller Of this city;
8yXrRli HgADqutRTERs.
ADJuTsSr 6EsESAL OFFICE, rTAry og Ngw YORK
ALBAsY Msy4 1904. )
CD. u. w TYLER Commanding an Regiment (9f ArGeyg)
NoiienGl Grardgl me State Of Ne'c- York
COLONEL Is tIse~ncy the Governor directs me to Re-
turn 10 and The regiment under your command his thanks
for the protness with which you offered services Ia
gsronng the foa in tie habor New York, Though CIR
cuns,snces have occurred which have prevented yourself snd
regiment nom carrying out your patriotic intention, be assured
they are none TIE less appreciated by his EyceleDcy
The 9Th Regiment the first to be called upon and The
first 70 espond and has be proud Of ouch dis
tlDetion. am. Colonel very respectfully yours,
j. ttsDEAPoEL, Engineer " Cllrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
u solely Dom De law and your budget.
Tol.I-..............A0.g.lgJ IS


So that it appears that in i!ems only, ont OF II you
did not exceed the several amounts specified aud that
your aggregate for the year tli9275 Sc be.
yoni Wha, the law had allowed. and so that you ac.
ually the county in debt, unIess you had on hand
At the beginning Of the year, surplus from the PIE.
Yious year equal TO si49 2i5 81.
Now, by referring again TO the same documents
namely. the statutes county levy Of ls6 and your
budget 1t will DO found that You were authorized TO
raise for that yoar l.o3356o and you expended g.
5i0629 81 and that part Of the 81 0JJ $50 was Sg 900
for deficiency If taxes Of the previous year 500
In leo. the County Tax Levy authorized the sun Of
o. 400 81 to be- raised for certain objects therein
specified Yonr expenditures for That year for those OBJ
jects were g. 1892. eos 0s.
SO then. It appears ron the laws Of the State and
your documents that for three years in succession
viz 1860, leoI. and 1862 your expenditures On the items
mentioned in the tax leyies for the County exceeded
the amounts You authorized raise for those pur
poses.
Where. then, the surplus Of previous years on
which you fail back for Your means Of paying the de-
lciency Of sI1s2,j 20 10 It62i And Low can We re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
Latest ship News.

Ai.NlN I'D 4
steamer Lhwiud Roge.s Beaufort ~ nours, md's '"s
pass. TO Murray Nephew an L,ss
Bar. Mori, ADELAIDE (Prus.l Hupner, Antwerp ~ ts!t
t,l.,. TO ulch. Meincke \ Ncndt. -
Eark Alden of Ramsay Cors,yil llayre ~ days move
Atkins boyd. = -, -, "A
Rueer Bros =, cp..,,is 4 In.
10 days. q gar TO Simon De Wiser. u D..
big Ebe Qtal.l, Rsllo, Palermo IS days h"" 70 r. "
Bris Apollo (ItaL) Caieire, Messns 20 dsy' h"' to
BERT aud * Go.
Brig Olive -. Lubec. .,
s,ir Nopuouth Anderson, Hog island.
SJlr Eli Tovus.nd Lewis. kondOut lo1 iioNiu''N
Sclr T. u. Nash. -, Addison;
Schr Dialam BENJAMIN, New hlvrn
Sclr II L. Miller White New-liaven u..,,,S
sir If G,rduer Blackwell EliEabethPJrt 'ot ~ 6,s
schr. NJ. H. Williams. Rockingham, EllEa0s'HP'" "
Hartford - ,,u rr.,...., "a, Proydencss
ell. a. ID Ing McOrrgor Calais. 49,
81, Reni Brown Pegrew. Anboy for WMehauh
Sir Cicero Twist, Providence FOR ElIabe'hpo'"
schr Seven Sisters, Crowley, Addison
schr Wreath, Nash, Addison. =, ty.,.,s n a.ys,
Schr k.,o Carleton tof Camdeul bo"de' ii'
snyar TO James L.. Ward Go.
WIND-Sunset. W. :. w
BELOW. III
Bark Thetis 10 days from Shanshae ~
Bark Simon nom Cardiff ry K,
NAV D. at S %, M, 10 miles NJ oil cape Ha'VeIa' h"
w susutta, frem New York for Cha''e'''n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
HOrsE OF REPRESENTATIONS
REIMBURSEMENT or IEESsTLVANIA Oh STAT DE
yINgI EyPTNfIe

IEIMBC AsLMENI or ILASbILNAhIA Oh STAT. DE-
TENSE EXPINsEs.
The House wen, into Committee Of the Whole
on the Srocnl order, viz: the oil 20 reimburse Penn
syyana for the e. cases incurred II calling ou Ioops
10 rePel invasion
appTopratng fifteen millions Of dollars 10 dofray the
expenses Of calling out volunteer militia and minute
men in PennsylYauia Maryland, and other lO.a SiLtes
Sir GARFIELD I'm, Ohio said tlis subject IS before
The Committee on Military Afairs who lad requested
the War Department 10 give them all the facts lie
Committee we're daily expecting full report or the
various classes OF claims. n necessary 10 have all
tic facts before the House could take intelligent action
lie hoped therefore that the amendment Of his colleague
would not prevail.
Mr. sSniH I'm. Ky asked why the money should
1901 BE- appropriated now There was not IN The War
IJrpartIicni OF elsewhere in Washington any evidence
al The number of days for which tbc various closes II
men he'd been calt out These Iacts we've 20 be de-
lermincd 90 The cases arise.
Mr. GARrTrID replied The Secretar, Of War sav.
there is large mass If popcr from all these States
which he ia collecting embracing NJ. parties. Il
Is tIe intention Of the Military Commit,e 10 introduce
a bin providing ior q Commission 90 III during the re-
60 bonn the papers viii De TcicfIed a1d report
made "a tue session Oi Congress Then Congress
viii know The sums due, and appropriate tho money
az. uidngiy.
Nr. ODELL Dem. y. y in response 10 Mr.. Smith
SAID Comm .l.ou vas appointed 10 The claims Of
Missouri. and when the report made and the claims
were properly audited Congress made an app 0pfdiion
10 cover the amounts. Tie Committee OF Military AZ
i'irs proposed 10 pursue similar course toward other
.DiHtes.
NJ RIyG Dem. MOI made a few remarks to show
q It the gentleman vas mistaken.
A!r ODgLL Dem. y. y referred 20 facts 70 show
tlai seObOCJ the result Of the Commission, wal DO
l.iia 90 the Missouri Home Guard
'lr BLOW Un, MOI said that Tie Home Guard OF
Missouri are being paid. lie saw no difference
between Pcnnsy lyania and tie position Missouri occu'
ped before tis body l1st December 1hcclams OF The
Fcrns. rona militia were as just those Of the Mis-
scu.i Home GGald
hr LAniTELD said that farms had been destroyed,
themselves
"Iy Jog qlatcim ser and commssary stores directly
iaten ana u cases where the claims have been audited
s"a ~Jadicatcd. like those Of Pennsylvania.
lI SAiIH tUn., KY advocated the pending amend
mcia Ninety nine out OF hundred WHO were called
Dni ~ ms state were taken from the p0w, the anvil
&c shop sld lie machine work. Why sb2ld ..Ge be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06


This tabc ex hit actual decrease q horses mules
aud hogs very small increase ~ caiDe larger n-
crea-e of but one stl r below the usual increase
and very greet ucrease Of sheep. The report poal1
crea.e al kinds Of stock That are Thus rapidly 4fiB OF
he number Of sheep viii be increased y the niahs Of
his Spring TO nearly 80 600 20 or double what u a.
me decrease IN hog. is OIL 323 This f. m nporiau
fact 10 provision dealers and farmers, for u shows O.
hut few boys If any were Kept over ON account 81 o.
loss of the crop rs les generally been OeiD el
The condition Of lOg-laising rom lrbo to tbs un' [,
examined and the opinion given thn' II there had even
been good corn crop there would have been DC
crease n thc number II logs packed.
The number of iaitening cattle is reported 70 be
thirty Per cent less tAau lat year IA Penn y9uin
York iowa. and Illinois. aud 20 per cent lcsr in Nil
souri, and Wisconsin The general decTcnse is near!
80 per cent.
Spring average. especially Of hogs. but Leep are ln
eX cclleut order having received more than ordina!
attention. Hence the yield OF wool pen head " III be s
much as usual
Tic condition Of wheat and other crops sown aft Fan
Is represented indicating largely decreased prodao,
fi0m the crup If last year bur u is hoped ihnl tho!
have improved from the rcceut rains end since the ie
turns # tho correspondence were sent an, winch vas on
the lft 81 April. The dryncss Of February and hafcD
retarded The usual grOvt IN these months.
II is believed that the production OF maple sugar and
noasse viii be unusually large as the preparations ior
il were greater than usual
Bees are reported having suffered much during the
inter- The usuil amount OF statistics, SLOWING the
trade ia agricultural products are given and the me-
te0rOoeicnl pert Of the CpOft prepared The Smith
soniau Institute is very f. ami completely exhibits
The phenomena attending The remarkable cold storms ol
the past " iutcr
much The putting in Of Spring wheat md oticr ciops
but whether the amount put in VIII De materially ict
sened ia consequence, cannot low be known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
CITY ITEMS.
TAX COMMISSIONERS DrrrIcuLrY-Contro,l.

TAX COMMISSIONER DIFFICULTY
Brennan yesterday issued commissions to Messrs Gen
II. Purser, Christian B. Woodruff and jonathan W
Allen, TO act Tax Commits Soners for this county I'M
place Of Messrs. a. j. WilliamsoA1J. w. Allen ana
Josiah Brown. Mr.. Allen being on both the old and
commissions there is no contest In his case bu, IN
that Of the other two there is prospect Of ntieao.
that may jeopardze the validity Of the a
the current year. About noon yesterday Messrs Pm.
ser and Woodruff presented themselves at the Tar
Office and demanded possession Of the Office. CON-
mssioners Williamson and Brown tbeng the only men,
bers OF the Board present. denied the authority Of fha
Controller to supersede them, and declined to recognise
the applicants for their places. The new appoints.
then withdrew and it is supposed will at once carry
the case into the Courts. Subsequently We learn Ia
Mr. Allen indicated his intention TO act with the nav
Commissioners whereupon Messrs. Brown and win
hanson took possession of the taxros and locked .hem
I'd. This action on the rart Of Mr. Allen surprised his
political friends well the taxpayers who have "A
earnestly supported the present Board We are assured
that the best lawyers in the city and State give A.
their opinion that the Controller has power to mahs
these appointments-among them the Attorney Gen.
eral of the State Messrs. McKeon, Noyes and cthes
eminent counsel have been retained by the old Comma.
soners. We are told that Gov Seymour refused tn
sign the bill passed by the Legislature last Winter, in
consequence of that Daniel f. Dceyan and
ex.Aid. Harris should be the new Commissioners OF
course Gov Seymour is sold and there is considerable
swearing among the friends Of the Governor LAST
night, the Office remained in pcsscs .he old Com.
missioners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
Advertisement

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

GUERRILLAs NEAR DUvAL's BLUFF, ARK
body of gucrrilas who have infested the White River
country for time, have been mcl by few compa.
mes of cavalry sent TO attack them by the commander
of the post at Duvals Bluff and routed with the loss of
~ prisoners beside killed and wounded and number
Of horscs, arms, &C. II il expected that this defeat will
break ny tie gaDu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
AgricalturnI Department, Report.

Nt-IlHI ION, ILultul!, My y III
The following is a synopsis O! the Bi-Monthly
Repo1, for March aud April Of the Agricultural Depar-
ment to be issued this week:
Tie leading article shows the character Of the rlrns
adopted in Great Britain. Prussia, and tie United
States TO estimate ANA report speedily the amount aud
condition Of the crops
The table most interesting 20 farmers and proYiIon
deaicr. j. the one That exhibits the amount ~ 1ln stock
in January last compared with the amount ia l-l a
rcturrc4 in the Consus OF lao. 1t is o. follows u tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

CORNER TwgNrY TtuRD STREET AID BROADWAY opposite
rnE FIFIHAyFSUE liOrrL
Inn Nav a o'rlork
Nonrm.wgsrERy FeEEpMAN's AID to,tMrs.

NORTH-W BSTERN FKtLDMAN ) AID IUNMIS-
sioN.-The first Anniversary of this Commission was
held at Chicago, on April IA. The Commission from
January to April o. received 294 packages valued at
s2 49, and s. 762 10 in cash. and has discussed goods
valued &C 30 and O. pos % in cash, having $50
worth Of goods on hand, $500 10 being due to the
Treasurer or the expenditures SI97i 81 was absorbed
by the employment of teachers. and sss7 a spent
in Transportation The audience was large and evinced
great satisfaction mt the In which the benefcent
operations of the Commission have been carried on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

\ - InEa So rIE TEErn.

Tie sslsut SoEoDoSr appears 20 haye sen very Tra'
iuaut place 1uons Tue most approved dcn ces OF tA'
t very poplc ertice .or The oie' highly recomm'laeS
bv s WHO have u,ed 70 boiuther and preserve oil
teeth rrts ling tie mouth srstou. the breath, arr
tie pr ,res- decay and otherwise bcnehns the u'er-bo
ton Traveller ...-..
Sodby all Dru-g.ts and by HALL RCcKsL, PropitosT
No. 2l3 G.ecaui .a.. Now-lork. Price, - cents boe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
THE DOVER STREET CAsg.-Coroner Ranrsa

THE DOVER STREET CASg.-C0roner Ranre?
Yesterday clnsad the Investigation which he has heea
holding ior some dl past az the Sixth Precinct Siohf
House. for thc purpose Of ascetairng the origin OF We
fn IRE I'M Dover street bv which the lives Of an enTd
fipily were sacrihoed No positive information vas
elected rs TO the origin Of the FIRE The Jury Iendefe3
verdict roeretng their inability 70 throw any hshS
on the case, and recommending FIRE Marshal BAKER
ma 90 an investigation. John Sullivan In whose apartt
mcnrs the dre was inst discovered, held TO BAL -
fhe sum of - O0O
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Hnuiinry ConiIibutiODs,

BOSTON Thursday, May ), ROT
The Boston Board of Brokers to-day apprW
pri,ied ( Ol0 10 be equally divided between 'n2
Baltimore and IT. Louis Sanitary COMMISSIONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
russcurcrs Arrived.

IN TIE STEAMER Uhiyl,rind from Beagfoyt-R. G. Pol'eh
Hiram Perry. William ill., 1hos. Cray, VIM IL L'Hhsf
t4ll,s Brown, %. 4. Dodge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

New and beautiful English Royal VeIvet sFI
pt...s C,rPFrlNG also Imperial Three Ply and Tere,tr
nain CARPrr, Rus. hats, DFusgeta, ioar yards "e' Ma
time on oils O thTee 70 twenty iour lett ~ide -so
~. Table ana Piano Covers. I reasonable piccs Ns
100, garsnteei at tie Original hIRAy ANDERSON $ No ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
FROM PANAMA.
Central American News.

The steamer Ocean Queen, from Asplnwaii
2Cih ult.. has arrived
The L. S. frgate Lancaster, Admiral Bell arrived AZ
Panama ON the 2lst ult. from Acapulco.
The Government of Nicaragua has concluded a con
tract with Capt PIN to build an interoccanie railroad.
Advices from Lima state that the question between
Peru and Spain had reached an alarming stage Inc
coorisb Minister having been refused n recognition
sent an ultimaum to the Peruvian Government which
was returned unopened ana ne le ane vent
s I'm hi h refurned without finding hun. The PEG
M 80 ~, monk Of the Spanish squadron taking pos
fi's-i1n of the Cbincha Islands ana OF the fefu''
h. nroieet Of n railroad across the Andes III mn
h Ia ngcne If its interest there. Tie report OF the
surveying engineer says there are no serious ooS'aeo
to be enc untcred.
M. l,n,u.inr Is the freasIIre LIST of the Ocean