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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

II is understood that General Grant will
not take up his residence in Washington,
but will remain on active duty somewhere
Ia the field Gen. Halleck will subsde in.
to the position of Adjntaat to the President
through whom as Chief OF Staff to the
Commander in Chief of the Army all bis
orders will be transmitted TO Lieutenant
General Grant.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

On Friday. Of last week. Gen. Costor
with 500 men made a reconnaissance to
EIy's Ford on the Rapidsn and found only
the usual rebel peke,s on the opposite
banks. A small portion Of Custor's force
crossed and drove the enemy's picksis in
the direction Of Fredericksburg. aud fcoui. I.
ed the country for several miles beyond the
river without meeting opposition. and re.
turned
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

We have two dispatches concernining Col.
Dahlgren. son Of the Admiral. one asserting his
death by rebel hands. and the other that he
was safe. The repetition Of the first. from the
Richmond Sentinel, seems rather to receive
credit.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

Lieut.. Gen. Grant, accompanied 10y his
son, and couple of members Of his staff
arrived at Washington on Tuesday evening.
While quietly taking his dinner at his no
tel, getleman rose and announced TO the
four or i've hundred who were at the table,
that they had among them the hero OF
Vicksburg, where upon the diners rose
to their feet and enthusiastically welcomed
the hero with shouts and waving Of hand
kerchiefs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12
DR.. TOBIAS, ih~
VEN ETH AN MIN T. Vt.

n Certain Cnre Tor Pains ana Aches ahu
IN warranted superior to any other Group h positively
cures; siie Is sbsola.ly saIs simm'q sisy @ oss
Mothers remember this. and arm youIs.Hss WIN ootue
without 6esv Group IL disease Which gives NO pot,ss
fequs atacking the child In the desh hour o ngn.
member the Venetian Lsnmsnt never fails Price 20 ano
50 cents bottle sold By all DrpggistA once % coFt'
lnndt Street New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

NEW Yoax ELEcroS.-Ths election In
N. Y. on the 9th. passed off quietly. The
totaivote cast was 90. $50, of which l6 4Ol
were Ia favor of the amendment of the
Constitution allowing soldiers TO vote. and
6,s19 against.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

The total nsmber Of rs-enlisisd veterans
credited 10 Ohio. up to March 4th. 10 ll.i22.
OF these SOL men are credited to the State at
large. and 1881 have been assigned 10 the
ainsrept couptiAs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12
MELODEANS
Jewett q GooduaD's.
L. Al. Bishops,
Child 4 Bishops,
Geo. A. Price Cos.
NO Home Complete without .
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine

TT has received The gold and silver medals
u the First Premiums all the county this ysaris
IN uss In many thousand homes in this country Europe
Very gets ont OF order fcs
with Hsmnsr Braidsr. ard Fssr-$45
You invited 10 call and II M the Clothing Store OF
Nankhsld 4 Bruce, Aahtahula
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12
NOTICE.
WALLACE w. DOTY. of Chicas,

NJ ABbACE w DOTY, Of Chicago,
In the State of Illinois, will take notice.
vat IhAuncey r. Bakesee. ei the County of Ashtabula
and State OF Ohio i the 2Gth day of December 1863
pet N in The of Comm on Pleas within and for
the coun ~ asht,bula IN said state of Ohio nst Peter
w. Doy an wa lace w. Dotv defendants ttting forth that
he lid refer Doy, tho fifth day Of Seprmber, AID
1857. motg7gs Iinery Eeyes the following
parcel Of land: Situate 10 the tow or Conneau IN
he county o Ashtabua in the State of Ohio; being part Of
ot numter our IN township nunbpr thirteen In the first
range OF townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve
and bounded and described follows: Berr at the
South East of the lot at the intersection of Mun
tlarher streets IN the Borough Conneaut from thence
North westerly along the centre of aI Der street the
Ire OF state street from thence Westerly along the cene
m state street To WorinRon street. thence Southery along
the centre of Worlneton the old hur, inO
thence EaRtery In the North line OF wing the
corner thence souhery in the line Of the
aforesaid bring erond TO Gyms Clevelsnds land thence
Eastery in the North line ~ saI Cleveauds land the
Northwest corner Of n N wehse brick store lot thence
Eastery arael 10 Main stree. flry feet thence South
ery parallel with Websers West line eighty links of
the chain To vain street from thence continuation Of the
same line to the centre of Msn street thence Eastey
the centre q" Main street the centre Harber
the place Of teRinnng Containing one Of land
heine the same more less including the Mansion
premises surct however, to all ttreetR and hghways
secure the payne' Of $780, according certain note re-
ferred to in said Mortgage.
That said Note and Mortgage the 18Th day OF necar-
her Az 5s was sold ard assigned to Charles j. Fenton
and Arthur Kline. and by said Fenton and Kline sold
assigned on d 17h 6sy of Noven AD 1858 said
plaintiff aud that after the ing of aad mortga said
lace :" Doty claimed interest In said mortSaged
es nndeI said Peter r. Dotv and byng that sad Peter
D may paw the s of $780, claimed fa he due with
intees or that said rremses 10 sold came
ana the Fad Wallace w. Doty notified that he required
To apnehr and sa petition before the third
Saturday after the 10th day or ANAL next
CHAUNrEY Y. RTAKESLEE,
by sherman Farmer,
Dated Marc TO- 1s64.-6tI4l ii. Attoineys,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

The Bitter BIr--A slippery customer
tried to play sharp" on hotel keeper in
Springfield. Mass. last week by jumping
from his bed room window and leaving his
bill unsettled But he nnwiItingly left his
pocket book. containing $40. under his pill
low--so that the proprietor is quite indiff
erent whether he returns.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12
by sherman & Farmer,
Dated Marc n 10, 1s64.-6tI4l III. Attoineys
Washington Map Of the U. S.

IHE Agent for ,h,s Celebrated Man
r. L. STROUD, is in town for the purpo,e Of can
vssing H. and giving every chance 10 examine the
map for themselves knowing II fail to Give
hon is an almost nds ensbe appendage the school
room In the ce Of the professional man, in the halls
OF the ch and the walls of the farmers modest
dwelling it will be both ornamental and useful Give II
careful examination, and think it fail YOU
r. l.. STROUD. Agt.
Ashtabu'a March I, 1854 T40
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

THURSDAY EvkNrSo's news Is Of little i'm.
mediate Importance A couucil Of war at
Washington, at which Gen. Grant was
present, Is said to foresbadow q more Wig
orous use OF The Army Of the Potomac
Gen Grant IL said to favor q concenirai iion
in Virginia, and q capture Of Richmond.
The Richmond papers arc filed with ac
counts Of Kilpairick's raid The Dispatch
in an account of his retreat dc wn the Pc
uiusula, says Bradley Johnson's troops fol-
lowed, hsmmering q, Kilpaircks column,
until the force sent from below was met,
when he suddenly found Dahlgren's party
in his rear, and turned upon them, but
Dahlgren's men succeeded in cutting their
way through with the loss Of IL men. The
rebel troops were ordered back 10 Rich
mond.
The examiner says that Col. Dablgren
was killed at Walker'on. There were two
bullets through his head, one through his
hand, snd two through the bcdy, which
was stripped naked and left lying on the
road A number Of our men were cap'ur'
ed. end the Wing says they should not be
treated as prisoners of war, hut the days
sun should not go down before every scoun.
drel taken is blown from the cannon'S
mouth.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

From Rev Newton Brown D. D. Editor of tho Encyclo.
1s religious wedge, sad Christian Chronice Phil.
AlthouSl, diSposed TO favor recommend Patent
general through disrust of their ingredients
and elects, of sufficient why
may er,i the benefits he believes Himself to have
c.ived simple preparation, in the hope that he
thus contribute to the benefit Oi others.
do this readily regard to HOonands German
Bitters prepared by Dr. y. Jackson m this city, because
pteudced sgaint them many years. under the inn
preston that they chiefly alcoholic mixture. am
indebted o my friend Robert Shosmaker, Esq, for the
of this prejudice by proper tets and for encourage
nent try then when suffering from great and lons con-
debility. The three bottles OF thse Bites at
the beginning OF the present sar followed by evident
relief and Eoraon degree oil bodily aud mental visor
which six months b.foIe and had almost
regainng teisore thank God aud my friend
for directing uis to the use Of them.
J.NEwTON BROWN.
I,,na
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12
From the Atlanta Appeal
The Enect OF shermsn's March.

A gentleman who was with Folks com
msnd when II fell back fiom Morton. and
left Meridian on the llih, brings us sorrow
ful intelligence Of the ravases committed
by Sherman in his march through Mississ
ippi He is carrying ont his threat 10 his
late Menu his speech, that he world make
the people feel his power Raymond, Clin'
ton. all of Jackson except The public build
ings. Brandon, and even The little village
Of Morton, were given 10 The hames. On
he rou'c many dwellings and all the out.
buildings aud farming utensils we're de-
stroyed He desires TO make the people
dependant. with view 10 Nuke submission
TO the military government he proposes to
establish, 9 necessity. The Yankees burned
ninety stores and vacant houses in Jackson.
Gen. Writ Adams came upon and destroyed
a bout ffty wagons, killing mules and dri
vers with pistols.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12
Remember
That these Bitters are
NOT A l. col LIC,
Contains no Rum or Whiskey,
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNRAKDs,
Is the Best Tonic IN The Worid.
READ WHO SAYS SO:

From the Rev Levi G. Beck Pastor OF the Bapst Church.
Penberton NJ formerly of the Nor. Baptist Church Phil
have known Hoofaud'> German Btters f.yOrsby for
number wears. have used them in family and
have been pleased with their elect that was induced
recommend them To uter. ahd tnOw that they haze
oper atpd la stikngy brnetcial take great
pleasure in thus publicly rocaming this fact and calling
the attention these afflicted with the dicases for wbicn
they crnimenard, to tnO>e Bites knowing from
petience that my recommendation will be sustained 10
this chesuy ooanfs Bitteis is intended TO benz
eiit the afflicted, aud is mot IA drink
Yours truly, LEVI G.. BECK.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12
Master Commissioners sale
Lands and Tenements.

Ashtabula Common Pleas. Feb'ry Term, 1864
r...,. r..v :. s:;na"' s;..""'- Order of Sale,
10y Virtue of m order OF sale duly is.
~ sued from said Court In the above case, directed
will offer for sale by way Of public auction at the door OF the
Court House in Ieferron A'htabula Co.. Ohio, on
Saturday the oh day oC .9priL a d.. 1864
between the hours Of 10 and clock Of aid day the oo~
Ing drscIibed Lands and Tenemens IN wit situate the
Township nf Ashtabula IN the County Of Ashabuia and
State of Ohio and Is known by naiag part Of lot number
hve (o) In tad township, and bounded. beginning at
point in the south line of the highway called Walnut street
standing north 6sk deg sss feet from stone corner in
the angle Of the public Highway called Ahabna and Wal
nut Streets mining thence south 2tz deg east $40 feet
thence north 63k deg east s feet; thence north 26K deg
west 4D feet thence south 63 deg west 66 feet N place
Of beginning conaiang thrty-six -hundedhs of
sere. which Is kn1wn lots and T. in block No. ls Of
Martin keno9es survey Of Village Plat OF Ashtabula HAr
Dor. Appraised A. g..
sherns offee March 4th. 1894. z. A. WRIGHT,
5t74D sheriff and Special Master Com.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

From Rev II Turner. pastor of Heddng H. E. Church,
hadelphia-
nr Jackson:-Dear Sr-iiaving used your German Bit
te my family frequently. prepared to say that 1t
has great service. believe that in most caAes
gene, debility of the ste4n II th safeat yalu
allie Ien.eOy OF which Ihsve any knowledge
Yours respectfully J.'H. TURNER,
No. 7Z6, N. Niueieenth steet
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12
Lock, and Gun smithing,
n H LII IA n NJ G. n ISg -

Umbrella and PdrasOi repairing,
FINISHING CANES, SAW FILING SETTING, &c &c
THE Subscriber has opened shop in
= In Hubefta Block, Ashtabula or carrying the
above business where he will be pleased tn receive the pat
Of the citizens Of Ashtabua and vicinity. and show
them vhat he do J. LOUIS.
Ashtabula, December 10, 1893 3ms720
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

Fro Rev. Warren Randolph Pastor of Baptist Church,
Germantown, Ia.
Dr. C. NJ. Jackson:-Dear Sir:-Persona experience
blts TO ray thai etaId the G'Inan Bsrs prepared
by as most excellent medicine. In
cold general debility have been greatly beneitted by
the Of the Bes and doubt not they will produce smi-
lar elects otheas. Youm truly,
WAkREN RANDOLPH.
GeTniantosn, Pa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

From the Rev II. Kennard Pastor f1oth Baptist Church
Dr. Juckon-Dr sir have feen frequently requested TO
my with coIlnendatons Of different kinds
medcne but regarding the practice out my appropr
ate sphere, have in all dclined but with c
proof various aud particularly my family of
the ulnss OF Dr. Honland German Bittes depart for
from usual course To full conviction
that for general debility OF the fyhtem ard especially for
Liver Complaint, Il IL safe and valuable ITepAra In
may hil; but usually, doubt not 1t will be
very benthcisl those who suer Iron the aboye
Yours, very respectfully, J. II. KbNNAkD
Eighth below Coates Street. Philadelphia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12
TO BUILDERS.

I lST of LETTERS Remaining in the
- Post Cffce at Ashtabula, Ohio--Mach 10. 1854:
Adelbert-Adolphua Hcnderson-W
Biown-hrs Eliza Nc Artnty-Wm
Bur'-NmA Snlith-fornce l.
Beekwith-Albert Smth-Mary
Rixby-Iuldah Semsns.-L.R
Bo0zer-J"hn SievenRn-Miss Margart
Clark-htss Sylvia Thompsou-H
Corner--Miss Cordea Wreht--wm
noyle-Timoihy webher--MrF Iorinda
IpGoyer-Miss Augusta Yund-Miss Amelie
fower-J JUhnsou-Miss AE
PERSONS calling FOR the above will please say-Advertsed
HARRIS p NJ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12
Crockery,

A FULL assortment ofboth Common and
IN white Stone China OF the popular Huron Pattern
sh,eh Iii ~ sold low toT Cash ct hoRRlsoNs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

Tus PRESENTATION commission Of
1t. General wss formally presented iu the
Cabinet chamber. on "wednesday morning
last, Ia The presence Of the Cabinet, Gen.
Hslleck, aud several Of Gen Grants siaf,
accompanied d by brief pertinent speech,
which was responded to by the General,
when half hour was spent 10 utroduc.
tious and social Intercourse. tl 73
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

FLORIDA GEN. SHERMAN. The editor of the
Cleveland Herald, who recently spent some
weeks in Gen. Gilmore's Department, thus re-
fers 10 Gen. Sherman:
We have had occasion TO express our
donbts of the ability of Gen. Truman Sey-
monr-who has command Of the F Iorda
pedirion-ond have given our reasons for
such doubs No man could be week at
Hilton Head when Seymour was in com.
mand the e without icing satisfied he eth.
er was lacking in good common sense or
that he had an excessive foidne>s for sla
verv. Seymour's treatment Of soldiers ard
civilians, shows that he evidently considers
there are but two cla>ses-ihe master and
slave-aud that snch should be The normal
condition of society.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12
Pensions and Bounties.

EDGAR HALL has peen appointed by
II the Governor NOT PUBLIC for the County Of
Asabula. and by tkng pains 10 procure special seal he
able to do all business pertaining that office in such
manner that no further authorization Of his official
necessary, either by County Clerk otherwise
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

From Rev, J. II. Iyonp 0ImeTIy pastor OF the Counbu
IN. j. and the Milestown q iaJ baptist Churches
New Rochelle NJ Y.
Dr. c. NJ. Jackson;-Dear Sir-I feel IL pessuTe thnF
my accord to bear testimony to the excellence OF
the German BitteS some since being much afflicted
with dyspepsia uE0d them with very beuehcia results
recommended them 10 perons ehi eb,ed by that
toImentiDg des, and have heard from them the
terng testimonials their great value. In Of gen.
passed ]. VI. LYONS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

A special dispatch to the Cincinnati Ga
zetts makes the following astounding charge
against Gen. Mcclellan:
A written statement has been furnished
10 The Secretary Of War from citizen of
Maryland. former member of The Lpgis
In ture, AID cousin of the rebel Gen. Lee
by marriage, in whose honse Lee staid dn.
ring The battle of Antietam, in which he
states that on the night after the battle,
Lee sent messenger to Mcclellan, asking
personal interview. aud that in accordance
the lines that night aud had long inter.
view, he states that Lee told Mcclellan
his army was then crossing he Potomac.
The writer Of this statement With ten or
twelve others, who are said 10 he cognZsnt
Of he fact have been sommoned TO appear
before the Committee on the Conduct Of
the War.
McCLELLEN AND LEE--There proves to have
been something more than fancy about the mat.
ter Of the conference between the two Gener.
ais. A party who escorted the rebel General
into McClellAns q1art ers, thus corrects some
! VI INC tIIulS w otdtSihCul oSuI W buO OCC'
retary Of War.
First, | an not cousin of Gen r )be I
Lee Second. No interview could have
taken place during the battle of Antietam
at my house, as live abcut ten miles from
/ that place. Third The in'ervew took
place .hree or four days Afterwards, an
was rather ii the suggestion of a Mu'ual
| freni than cour ed by either party Fonrth
At the time of meeting, Gen. Mcclellan
was alone, and Gen. Lee came through
the lines of ,he Uni,ed State Army under
my escort, having received solemn
pledge Of personal safety from General
Mcclellan for us both. Fifth. The ccm
munication was not made by myself The
interview lssted some three hours par
Of which | was present.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12
FlcULTK

rrhucls 1. LuSk,
Teacher Of SPenceridn PenmaHsllp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-30
General Intelligence.
lBy Mad to n. Nee York SUM-

TnH returns received ct tho ONCE OF the Provost
Marshal General show that volunteering 10 going
rapidly in several States.
THrxx have bcen between three and four thou
SAND earthquakes during the present century, Of
which 10 took place In Great Britain and Ireland
ram OF twins lately made . voyage from scilly
to Lands End, swimming on the Atlantic, .
distance OF 40 miles
THOMAS SINS, tho fugitive slave. nbou, whom
there was such . pow-wow In Boston, ten years
tr% is now a recruiting agent for colored troops in
Nashville.
The Newburyport HERALD calculates that the
arnogu, Of cotton captured by sherman At Savan-
nah Would supply all the factories In Newbur =
port running all their works, Tor ave years
run Emperor Of Russia has issued uksse ex-
ten in the abolition OF slavery 70 Trans CsucAsia
she only province Of tho Russian Empire whore
that Institution still exists.
ME- one with . close knowledge Of human na-
IN says that great many persons Wish 70 hive
tteir ivos over again, because they whore they
might have sinned-And didn't.
Gov. FEsroS has selected Mr.. Bcman Brockway,
of Chantauquo County, a. his private SECRETARY
position Of considerable importance Mr.. Brock
Eny was formerly connected with the newspaper
Eess Of N. Y. Oty and State.
LAHsE eagle, measuring sighs feed, bstween tho
ps o. me wings was shot rcconty a. BrentA
oI BernA. Ihis h1d hsd duzias Ma In fsv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-30
BROOKLYN,

The USDERHILL LUSACY CAsE-SIN CENT
DAMAGES ron PLAIsTHT.-The case Of Carohp
Underhill dgt. Maria Z. and George NJ olcoit, trie
in the brooklyn City Court, concluded o.
wednesday evening The plaintiff charged d,
PENDANTS with having conspired together TO injur'
dofame and damage her, By unlswfully and frau {,
ulently causing her TO be carried from her reD
dence, In JAY street, on the l4th July, 1883, an
causing her 10 he confined In the Bloomingdaf
Lun.tc Asylum, where she kept with lunstc
for four weeks. Tho defendants coutendod that tn
plaintiff 81 uusound mind, and for shat reason
and upon justifAtlc grounds for proper ends tie.
caused her 10 be riaccd in the Lunstic ASYLUM.
Judge Reynolds charged the jury on Wednesds.
afternoon, aud laid down the law as II applied
tie present case Il the plaintiff, he said, was IT
sane, she bavny no Committee Of her person, he
immediate family, and the defendant, Mrs. Ocob
as her sister, In cooperation with them, had
right without any legal process 70 place her IN a
asylum, II they, in good faith and upon reasonably
grounds, supposed such step would DO conduciv,
g. plaintiffs welfare either Tor tie purpose OF i'm
proving her mental or bodily condition. OF restor
ins her to sanity, for the purpose preventinf
her from doing injury 10 hersel., or II they In Nv
manner supposed such q STEP necessary to prcvoI
plaintiff from doing injury TO others And IN Oh
case the acteudant George NJ Oicott, would be pr,
tectod while assisting in plaintiffs removal to tn
ASYLUM with the purpose above sinted, OF the re
quest Of and in conjunction with those who hss
such right
The jury were shut up all night, being unable &c
agreo a vcrdict. At 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, however, they came into court and gave
verdict for the plaintiff Damages six cents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-30
FYsn Mexico.

Cairo, Dee. 2s.-DraIos santiago sdvices Of the
I7th. receivsd by way Of New Orleans, ssy that
largo numbers Of dessrtsrs and refugees had or.
h,ed ., BRACES. They bring the news from Mats-
mOrss that General hejis has discovered . pio.
against the Imperial Government At MatamorsA
headed by Colonel Laborde Of the Republican
army, but who has been in the service Of hsIi-
milan snoo the surrender Of Cortinss. LAborde
vas sentenced 70 twenty years confinement, In the
Castle Of Ban Juan dc Ullos- -Four other oficcrs
were shot. oui,s . number Of officers arc in
prison suspicion Of being concerned in the
plot.
San Franeiseo, Dee. 2s.-Msxican sdvices by
the Constitution say that Since the defeat Of the
French q, ChiafA, November 18th. they bad ar.
rived al carnsvses, about sixty miles from the city
ofkexico in 9 completely dsmorsliIoi condition.
6onerAl Alvarez, with the patrio, army, entered
Acapulco on the 14th Of December. Tho stsAes oi
Guerrero and osdscs are nov perfectly free from
Tho Imporisliss forces.