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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24

! Mrs. Davis and four children, her sister
and brother, and Mrs. Clay remain on the
steamer Clyde, though they will be sent
South this evening as orders from the War
Department prevent their going North
The parting between JEFF: Davis. and his
family is described as being Of an extreme
| ly affecting nature, during which the feel
ings of the once ambiguous 4sbsl leader
were overcome, e
Major General Haileck, has been here
during the past thirteen days superinteld-
ing the arrangements made f1rtheoonlne-
ment Of the prisoners. Stringent orders in
relation to VS. ting have been issued and
will be enforced all civilians are prohib-
tied from interviews. Il, ..,'-., ,.s..,sN
va STEAMERS OYER DUE lrs .1-s 81
HALIFAX, May 23-9 P. NJ! 3
No signs of the China, from Liverpool
on the lSih and Queenstown on the I4ih.
Weather still thick. e:..1 5.f.sg.- i ..I
BAbTHER POINT May Pill pm.
No signs of the Moravian, due from Liv-
erpool on the llth, via Londonderry on
tne Iztn. t a UiE a.15 rgi5s sfaI
TORONTO, May, %. A
-azl DR. BLACKBURN EXAMINED. sysa I
There was an examination to day il the
case Of DR.. Black burr, Of yellow fever in
fanny. Decision promised On TbuIsdsy.I
PHILADELPHIA, May %. !
-at sEvEN-THIRTY LOAN ~ N
The subscriptions to-day 70 the aeyep-
thirty loan frem all parts of the Union
were 81, ,Os7, $50. als a-- s..aa 6..5l4
The largest single Western subscrip- I
tions were $1OOO 600 from the First Ma
tirnal Bank of New Albany, Ind, 100000 !
from John Smidt u 90, Of Louisville, and
$50, 900 from the Commercial Bank of
Cleveland. .....',-.'
The largest Eastern subscriptions we're
s2l4 500 from Fiske and Hatch, of New
York, who also subscribed $2O3, 500 Yester-
lay and 100000 for the First National
Bank OF Baltimore. ...... I'-..-.
The number of individual subscriptions |
TO 72O. rg /
eALLAaHER's EXCHANGE.
Gold 1921. t
Government Stocks-Old 6-2Os 1893; /
0-4Os =. i.-a ~ +
otOcks-New York Central 9l3; Erie
81 Hudson SO; Reading s3li Michigan
southern 6O5 Pittsburgh 63; Rock Island
81; Northwestern 2Gai do. preferred SO ); .
'Ott Wayne 933; Ohio and Mississippi
certificates :; Canton 3sB; Cumber-
md S75 I'd no ---a-
Gold 1921 after call; closing at 1929.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24
Special Report.
NEW YoKK, May %.

.-.r STOCKS,
The stock market exhibits rather more
activity but still the brokers complain of
the absence of orders from outside Gus
tomsrs.
The bears appear to be covering their
shorts to some extent, which has produced a
arner tone in prices.
The transactions in Erie, Southern and
Reading are considerable, but operations
sre small compared with those of a few
weeks sgo. Almost all the transactions
are Carried on by speculative brokers.
Government stocks-sre steady, but there
is 8 disposition to await adviees by the
China before entering into new negotis-
lions on large scale.
Bank shares are held firmly, and bid
dings sre now distributed throughout near
ly the whole list
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24
SHERIDAR's RECEPELUN IN NEW.
NORh-AFFAIRS IN GEURGIA-
WASHINGTON IrEnS, &c.

-" AS-AA-Nl 49,
General Sheridan met with a most en-
tbusiastic reception in this city last night
Foe street in front of his hotel WAS filled
with dense mass of ciuzens. The Gen
erAl was called On for speecb, but de-
olined making any.
The Hersld's Macon correspondent says:
Tne people of the interior OF Georgls are
rapidly settling to condition Of peace
Forage and provisions AIe being brought
freely into the places occupied by lhe
Union troops. 4-.a .. n ..7.
Four OF Captain Travis famous breech-
loading cannon have bsen unearIhed IN 8
cemetery at Macon, and the solOisrs who
found them asked permission to take them.
home and present them to the States ol
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan. u;
Tue rribune3s Washington special says.
There will be twenty -one milss Of soldiers
sixty abreast, in Ihe review Tuesday ind.
Wednesday. tI faav.i glt y.
Il has not transpired that the fOrLhcom9
ing proclamation by ihe President wld not
permit lOysl negrUes Jo Vote ta t7a9
Il is said the superior officers Of Sher-
mans army are urging the removal OF Sec
retary Stanton, and demonstration OF GIs-
pleasure is lOoked for from the Innk and
tiie when they pass the official stand IA
front OF the Wh4te House. l. is said LhAt
il WOald have occurred to II sllecK a. RIch-
mond If Sherman had not warned that
officer not " show himself 10 the soldiers
Of mis- command. He.fi-or s
ShermAn's official report will soon be
published. He explains iully his arrange
msnt with Johnston.
Returning rebels are becoming quite sr
OgAbt in Virginia. Many ignore the or.
ganizstion OF West Virginia, and the sd.
ministratiOn OF Cove nor PierpOnt. Trouble
is anticipated with them.
A special to the Tunes, dated WsshiDg-
ton 2Id, says that there is no doubt but
that DAVIS will be tried in Washington tor
treason.
The counsel for the defence in the con-
spiracy trial have summoned Witnesses
from every part Of the eountry, and wID
humber nearly tvs hundred ana fifty. il
The following Is letter seEt'by Y. Clay
TO General Wilson, surrendering himself;
La GRANGE GEORGIA, Msy lOGh 1861
To BreUst MqjOT General HIbSO7l at Mo
con. go .fsb a9f gl
GENERAL:-I have Just seen prOclama-
tiOL irOm the President of the United
States Offering q reward Of ten thousand
dollars IOr my arrest on charge Of having,
with others therein named, melted the
murder of the late President. Conscious
of my innocence, unwilling even to seem
10 fly from justice, and confident Ot my en-
tire vindicHsiOn from SO foul an impuyAtiOn
upon the full, fair sRd impartial trial which
I expect to receive, snail go ss soon rs
possible to Macon to deliver myself up TO
your custody. lam, Respectfully, i'i
u. q. CLAY, Jr. s
P.S. This will be de-, ,vered by Hon. x.
Phillips of this place. = ~ g sifi
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THE SIXTH OOEPs.
- NEW YoRK. Max

, TfHi NEW YORK, May %.
The Richmond Wing announces the AT
rival of the 2d division of the 6Tn corps,
GsnerAl WTiehTs, commanded by Generals
Getty and Rickets, respectively, IN Man
chester. General WheAton's division, Of
the same corps, remains behind, being dis
tributed st different points between Rich
mond and Danville. One brigade is sts-
toned at the latter place.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24
FKOm MOBILE.

NEw York, May %.
The Herald's Mobile correspondent saws
the rebel f5et in the TomUigbee river,
consisting of twelve vesselr, was surren.
dered 70 Commodore Simpson, feet Cap
tain of the west Gulf Squadron, on the 9th
instant. Two CommodoIes, and one hun
dred and fifty officers OF the rebel Navy
surrendered with their vessels, and were
psroled. Tho vessels numbered twelve
Colonel George Desse, OF General Besu-
regards staff, left in charge Of his Head.
quarters at Selma, has arrived At Mobile,
having been captured and paroled. He
is going Moth. He expresses himself
strongly dlsgusted with the rebel service,
and says he has learned from the sad ex-
psrience of the past four years the coed
ness as we'll as the greatness Of the old
Union.
A large number of the people of Dallas
county assembled at Se,Hn4 on the LON,
and passed resolution requesting the Gov.
ernor Of Alabama to cali the Legislature
together with view to the restoration d
the Stste 10 her former position in The
Union. 80.
Jude Byrd, an influential citizen, made
an address in which he said the war bsd
decided two questions = Secession and
Slavery; and both adversely 10 the South.
He counselled eonciliation and modern
tion, and said it greatly depended upon the
generosity and msgnAnimIty fthe Yictors
whether eonci,IatiOn and harmony would
be permanent and substantial
These are the sentimenis Of the people
generally,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24
nORE CAPTURES.

=. ... NEW YORK, May %.
The gunboat Rhode Island from Penss-
coils aud Mobile Point on the l6tD has ar
rived ST. Marks and Tallahassee, Florida,
surrendered 10 our forces on the 9.h inst,
and the steamer Spray to Lieutenant Glib
son of the Mahnsks on the llth.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24
.gHUAalI
Attempted Assassination Of the PoDe
"a Gurf0ua Rfo--


The Bome correspondent of the London
Weekly Register, publishes the following
fniit "-i''-i
You viii permit me to tell you some
thlhg that is very astonishing. 1t may be
thAF ths matter is not real truth, but so
many Of the ltLLstrissini here believe IT,
sa! suas II is hsrd for any one to put it down IS
nStIiOn'. FOita' Not very long ago, 8 tall
Ha9 very Well dressed, and most gentleman
y losing GgAllng person called At the Vatican on
Orslat Orfsllaa't Win the Pope. To the officers of
Ine I AiseeI Wno came to see what he want
81, ne sald ne came on q most important
eTAnd 70 the Sovereign Pontif. and tust
ms commission was to announce il 10
the f9Pe in person, and without
third party being present. The
pfhcer (Who was S chamberlain in
tJFmedshIm thst he demanded an unusual
thing and consequently that his demand
could not be enIsrtained. The stranger
made new assurance of the political and
religious importance of his message, and
ne DID Il 90 earnestly and SO plausibly that
tns enASnoerlaIn consented 70 see the Pope
nl1nselb ana tell him what was st hand B
1 !, ne cnam petlsi2, therefore, went tosse the
I FoPe- he found him alone on his knees in Z
3oiemn Devotion. Having waited little, %
le tnforrasd tbs POntif OF what was goi1g
1n, and the latter, still on his knees, ~
Piled Itis no use for me to see a dead
nan This answer was perfectly unia ell
iglole to the cham bsrlain, but it caused
nm to think thss he encrOaehed, and he
On entering the ante chamber ,
yhele he left the stranger, he found him
.sAd on the, floor, and the folds Of his
lothes were FUND to conceal 8 Dagger and
loaded pistol. Make your o,7u eo,n1ussats. -r
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24

NEW YORK, May %.
Gold is now active, chiefly owing to the
export demand. The purchases of for
eign bank bills to cover exchange have
been unusually large this morning. The
premium st one time touched 80.
LATER-Gold 10 onight 1927.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24
THE aRANn EEVikw. :

1 ;a.3fs t.5s 81 NEW YORK, May %.
As esrly as Z O'Clock this morning. peo.
PIE commenced nm assembling on Pennsylva.
5i,t 9ia avenue 70 witness the grand military
The day IS beautiful snd everything is
n Ins oest order lfqr thefmsrch of the war
worn tIoops.
Il aiSepp41syiySnla " y avenue, az an early hour
was washed hy,the fce department. so as
20 nay nave u bright ana clean. In font of
me RESIDENTS house an immense stand
mas peen erected, on the south side of the
streeI lior the PIesident and Cabinet, and
iSs i9{ !. lae gallant officers who are to review
Aaol6s5 stand de on the the north side !, for
the accom- 1nodHtion of. members of Con-
gress and others. A stand is also erected
on the SguaFe for wounded soldiers The
houses IN the vicinity of the Presidents
House are adorned with flags and ever.
green's. The hneof march is densely pack
cd with people, al eager to give the heroes
Of the war hearty welcome. "-"
Inc columns commenced TO move st 9
oeiook, the first being headed by General
Msades tOiloVey by bis staff. He was en-
Enthusiastically cheered all along the route
the ladies waving their hand kerchiefs.
At the Capitol the children are assembled.
who distribute bouquets and loose flowers |
TO the gallant men ss they pass.
The. sgiled and tsttered hAgs of the SOL |
diers are proudly borne by them, amid the |
cheers of the loOkers-on. -
The eayslry is the first in order, under
General Merritt %. ~
General Custsr bears beautiful wreath |
the Capitol. =. . -, y =, ?
In the vicinity of the stand at the Pres
dents house q dense, crowd is stationed. |
The avenue n is perfectly clear of vehicles,
and the march is uninterrupted,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24
Woods Prize Mower
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24
FIFE.

i ga szzrqsrs sClNCINE ATT, May %.
q Kingan's & Cos pork packing establish
nent in Indianapolis, was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss about s4O0. 900. It
was nearly al insured. 4 .....r
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24

my2f W sRksftor etI et.
NLEVELhND MEDICAL col LEGK
The Trustees snd Faculty Of the Cleveland
Medical COLI gs have the Satisftctnn OF snnoune-
ing 10 the D. bic that their arrangements iOr the
next regular course OF Lectures are nov oOmptets'
N, Faeu t. as now constituted, is IS foloWG;
gimS D.IAnArER, N: D., LII. D. Ensntas,
Prof Of ObsteiK C. and RsthcIogy.
iAgED p. KIaTJAHD, -. D,s Btt ", EIeIitusi
Pref OF Principies and Practice OF Ne teine
J, LAHs UAs-ELs, N. D., LII D., r0f. OF fCbsp
IGtry ARa ToLicol 81.
CHaE1Es A. ,EEsY. n D., FrOf Of Obstetrics
and Disesses Of women
DuDIT ALLEs. M D Prof Of Asteris Bsdioa
Pnocsos TsATEs, N. D Prof. Of che soisnOe aad
DAVID B. so,rT, N. D., Prof. Of Principles and
Prac 3 Of Medic ne.
JAooB AIsT, Prof Of Anatomy.
JJEtWELL Prot. Of Medical Jg:tEprlieu-e
INEvToN HH's, D., Prof Of Physiology
a. ivss'Ts, N. D., Prof of OptbAllio Medicine
4 ITos wooDwoE-H, n. D Demonstration OF
JAMES +. IsnsraoEe, N. D., DemOnstratOr of
ApstO1y.
OEEsoRs-Dr.Ash4m an, suBmit county; Dr.Groat,
Saudusky county; DR.. Sherwood ARhIabula eoun
~; br Burton, OuyAbOgA county Dr. Reeves,
Montgomery COUNT; DR.. holman. Ntyne eoun-
q; Dr. HHrmOE, Warren cJuntfi J herol on-
roo county, ur E. CQshioE. n, velAsd; Dr.. 81 ell
do a. Ciev-lans; DF Beardslty, Laks comfy Dr.
k-any, nu-kmsum oOoDty
The Trustees and facui'y assure the iriendf OF
the Iastitut oo and the N d cal pubic, that ifs
prsspee-s for success aud permRneno5 we're never
bettsr and that its educAti. s1VsntAgss will, IN
every respect, be oomplste, thorough aud p scti-
cal J. LANG CA-sEIS
ny2i:aI2.dsiv Dean Of Fsenlty.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24
PaIsONERs kELEAsED. i,

INDIANAPJ LII, May %.
-Four hundred rebel prisoners were re-
leased yesterday alier tskipg the oath of
allegiance. Four kuhdred more will be
discharged to-day.
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VOL. XIX--NO. l24.

sge as President johnson and JEFF. Davis.
Inc lste Duke de Morny, the Emperor's
halt.brotheT, died at ffty-three. The EN-
2eror OF Rlssis is forty seven, and Victor
emanuel Is forty-hye.-N- 2. Evsssinq
Post.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24
FBDh LDUis VILLls.

s .'-'7H i'a".' LOUISVILLE, May, %.
The South West Telegraph CompAny's
lines are uOw open to Mobile, and will be
working to New Orleans in . few days,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24
IKIAL oF nc Co 1sPIsAToRs.

WAsHNGTON, May %:
The Court meta hslf-pass ten o'clock
this morning. 10 sgsd lIlad. Cd fi.. -igrI
Mr. Aiken said that a. the Government
found it convenient to close its testimony
at this time, to show that 6 eonspiracy did
exist bat RoT with special reference to the
prisoners at the bar, he would show them
ready TO go on with the defense, as he was
not disposed to waste tina valuable time OF
3 the Coat o. .t. ..,.ass-.i .s--. r.. y
} Colonel Burnett Judge Advocate, re-
marked that three. or four witnesses were
yet TO be examined with reference to the
accused Some oftham were in Baltimore
and some In this city, but the latter had
not been able to cross the line of the mill
tSry review 70 reach the place, .-.. f.
The testimony taken yesterday was read.
: hr. Ewing made request which
Wss granted, 20 have his former statement
amended so that il might appear that he
had asked that all The testimony against
the accused be. introduced before the com
mencement Of the exsminatloni of the
witnesses for the defenss. rIa-.-A
{ The counsel for the defence, however.
having no objection that testimony as to
general conspiracy might be hereafter in
trOduced by the government. OBI
Judge Advocate General Hall briefly
stated the difficulty of procuripg g the st, and
snce' of WITNESSES Al this time, aud after
brief consultation the court adjourned till
lE VOID u. I. 9-4 70 -- eng
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24

DRESS GOODS, LACEs AND GRAPE
l. Goods, EmbroideFiss, soArfs, Dress Buttons,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24

CUMWER DRESS GOUDS-Opening
~ every cay.
2lI Superior street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24

DEAUTIFUL STYLES OF SILK
De.-e 4ITLoR, eRIsWOLD & co 's,
nv0a 3I7 SaksFior street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24

- -" Taylor, GRIswOLD roo
2jT Superior street.
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Yesterday Eyenlng,s EditIdn

Gold 1921 after call; closing st 1929.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-17
t,or1 ,ur ps.rr-Tke couuc;l held /. meet.

Lsorr rHr DeArr.-Thc council held meet
ing last night on the subject OF the draft No
business vas done. but the time was spent 10
casting sccounts-computing how much money
bad been raised-ho~ much bad been paid-bow
much was required 70 clear the city From the
information gained We gather the iollosing
facts. which can be relied as being substaL
TALLY correct There have been l53 men mus
tered in 70 the credit OF the city on the quota,
aud ! / have pu; in substitutes. These men cost
the CITY an average Of s34i. The money raised
20 this tune and paid over il sl07 600. OF which
$50 ,225 wss paid for 1853 men. and $50. 600 re-
mains 10 bank II il expected that this money
in bank will procure about 100 men. leaving q
deficit OF 42f for the CITY IL will require Sl4O.
OOO in addition 20 what has been raised, TO clear
the city. ana the feeling is general among the
council that this money cannot be raised, and
that the draft will 90 on for the deficiency. A
general feeling OF dependency was felt that
after all the effort that has been made. 50 little
had been accomplished
disposition is manifested among members
Of The council 20 separate the wards, and let ey-
ery ward take care OF itself. as the draft will be
10y wards. but no action was taken TO bring this
about The following table was made up, show
ing the number Of credits each ward will be en-
titled TO when the money now or hand Is ex
pended, TO which we add the number each ward
i deficient.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-17

NASHVILLE. February l6-Our suburbs are
agaid threatened by small BODY of confederate
cavalry. This afternoon about 400 men, sup
posed to be under command of Lieut.. Col. With
eTs. made their appearance the Murireesbcro
pike. six miles from town. and captured several
wood choppers aud government employees
Among them Captain SseATns, D. the quar-
ternsasters' department
Rebels we're seen in large numbers yesterday
on the Nosnsville pike We have captured one
man of he 9Th Tennessee
GAINESVILLE is reported 10 DE infected with row
ing bands of gaerrillls who are plundering the
people
River risisg
Governor Andres Johnson. Who has been con
fined 20 his room with severe cold Tor the past
tao weeks. is imDrosiog. but L. still unable "a
attend to the duties ot his Office.
Gen. A G Gillen arrived here yesteria, from
Knoxville. and reports everything quiet in East
Tennessee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-17
From New York.

NEW YORK, February l6.-The destruction of
the town of Giisonville, 5. c., was done in re
taliation for the murder of colored union sol
der. formerly a slave.
The Herald's New Orleans correspondent says:
Five hundred six and eight mule teams are en-
gagged hauling cotton from the interior of Texas
TO the Rio Grande, whence they return with sup
plies received across the river from Matamoras
consisting of war implements from Europe, and
medicine and other stores from northern cities.
Kirby Smith, il appears. devotes more atten-
ton to speculations than military matters
According to the Richmond Wing they have
tories in Alabama.
party recently made raid on the town of
Jasper, and burned the court house and several
buildings.
The mansion in which Jno. Q. Calhoun was
born and lived till near the tune OF his death. at
Bradoex. S. c., recently accidently took fire and
burned to the ground
The Worlds correspondent shows that How
ards corps. in its advance. was obliged to press
its way through forty miles of swamps Of the
most horrible character and against Hsrdee's
army, which they constantly pressed back by wig
orous charges. These were the charges the cav
airy could not stand, consequently the losses on
either side small
The rebel country was found depopulated ex
ceDting the old helpless negroes, who are on the
verge of starvation.
The first stand made by the rebels was at the
Sslk ahatchie river and opposite of which they
showed themselves in full force. Aided by a
flank movement. our troops. with fixed bayOnets,
charged across the stream, five feet deep. III
force, under a heavy FIRE. an re established their
position the rebels fying in disorder towards
Branchville, leaving their guns unspiked. We
los, 50 killed and wounded; among the latter
Col Swaine
The Commercials saws that there are rumors
in Washington OF favorable military news from
North Carolina I'm addition TO what has been re
ceved last night
The admission OF representatives fs0m Louis
ians and Arkansas l. regarded a. certain
The Posts special saw the committee on ways
and means have increased the pay OF salaries 20
per cent
IL Is believed the issue of tie sury notes under
the the new loan bill will be limited To the de
n nominations of 500 and upward.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-17
frOIrl Boston.

BosroN, February l6.-The steamer Grey
hound, which carried the contributors of Boston
to Savannah. arrived here to day, having left
Hilton Head on the 10Th She brings a cargo of
$50 casks of rice and 100 boxes of tobacco. also
As passengers
The steamer Eagle brings Havana dates of
the llth
Private letters from Mexico saw that General
Bazesre has been defeated three times at Oaxaca.
with heavy loss. On one occasion he found him
self almost surrounded with masked batteries,
which did fearful execution on his army
Gen. Dinz has ~ 600 men and 100 pieces of
artillery, This force is said to be constantly in
cressing
1t was reported at Vera Cruz that Gen Bea
zeare was seriously wounded and IL of the For
egn Legion had deserted, most OF them going
over to the liberals.
The liberals are increasing in strength and il
said they number go 900 They have recos cred
the entire state of Jalisco indeed, the empire
of Matamorss, TuXpan, Tampco, Vera Cruz,
Alvarsdo and the city of Mexico Authority is
maintained in these places only by frequent ex-
ecutions OF innocent persons.
The liberals gained victory at Loquilla.
Gwinn has LETT Hsvre for Europe