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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-20

MuBrRx'. LEcTvRE.-Mr. Milburn, the
celebrated Blind Preacher and highly popu-
lar Lecturer, will serve up an artisticaiv
made and properly cooked "English Plum
Pudding" to morrow evening, at Metropol-
itan Hall. No one who admrcs talented
Lecture. on an interesting subject. should
fail to be present at that feast. Buy tickets
at Surbcy's, at Plu,nmer's, or at the Post
Office News Stand.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-20

BLocKADE.-Thc great accumulation Of
pure, unadulterated mud, to the depth Of
two feet--er thereabouts, renders commu-
nication with the rural districts matter of
exceeding great delicacy-at least we should
think so-and we feel authorized to make
the statement, from the fact that we have
seen no country people in town to-day
However, We hope our citizens will not dis
lect. Communication with the Cedar Val
ley and with the Valley Of the Des Mones,
while it would not prevent the affinity Of
Iowa dirt and rain-water, would maintain
our lines of communication with the outer
world during all kinds of weather.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-20
B. HEINZ,
Produee ! Conn1o01oo uee0Annt

no. I Bunsou4 ileu8 lssns. Ae
'nAYS HIGHEST Cash PRICE ron ALI,
~ fisds iss1. Of Cent Co.ns.y Pscds'' ssssss -
cemnsisa. 1y11d4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-20

STILL IMPROVING. Who ever knew our
respected citizen, d. c. Eldrdgc, who, when
he was able to be about, was not engaged in
remoddelling and improving some old and
unsightly building. else putting up new
one I? Nobody; for he is always at it, He
is now devoting his energies upon that low,
onc-story wood dwelling on Brady street,
next door above Israel Halls block, and is
sure to bring it out a neatly arranged and
convenient store, one of these days. 1t will
improve the appearance Of that piece Of
property very much, besides enhancing its
value materially.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-20

More BrItprScs.-W are informed that
there is fair prospect that two fine brick
stores will be erected this season on the
north side of Second street, next to Far
rands Hat Store. There is lively demand
at this time for good commodious stores eligi-
bly, located, and the capitalist who assists in
supplying it will find no difficulty in obtain
inc reinnnera.ivc rents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-20

No % West Second Street,
HAVING MADE LARGE PURCHASES from
IL New York Manufacturers. can Offer my
stock Of Wall Paper, Border and Window Cur,
tains to Country Merchants, at New York lob
bing rates-freight added.
feb4 L,W. PETERSEN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-20
RE.lL ESTATE
We want 10 purchase

Property Of Every Description
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-20

READY MADE CLornINu.-The immense
stock of ready made clothing Mas 4
Mayors, No. IL West Second street, affords
the very best facilities for wholesale or re-
tail purchasers. The goods and the prices
will surely suit all purchasers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-20

Corrected by J. A. Davenport
cAupvy spvpe
, 1865-12-04

Affairs in Central AmericA-Intclli-
Ecnce from Frnnce-Kefor1ns In Fe.
mnle DreAs-The Rusx1a-Ameracan
Tele@raph-mnson Asking for Par
don-DIAappearance OF tho Cholera at
Paris.
NEw YoRK, Dee. 3.-Ietters from pananna cay
that the quly American vessel OF war In harbor at
Calais at the time ot the recent disturbances vas
the store ship Fredonia. In Bnliffa there ns been
no movement Of The contendtng forces since Last
adytces, although 1t is faId that Gen. Melgatlio
with his army, will soonImose against the lnsur-
gents in the northern part Of the Republic. In
Ecuundor the case OF the steamer Washington, en-
gagged In the laEt Revolutionary movement against
The Government OF Motenc+ has been de1ded by
the enpremc Cont Of 1he ktpuhlc At Quito, de-
cla,ing hera lawful prize. Shehad been prsElously
claimcd By the United States Minister as The prop
cfty Of citizens Of the Cnlted States.
NEW YoEK, Dec 3,-letterF from Pads say that
in Frnnte Ma1lmiilian'e usurpation In Mexico still
remains matter Of lively discussion, and the op-
position members Of the Legtsla tnre arc vigorous
Il prosecuting their efforts to effect the ecu.ure Of
LOUIS Napo!eons eharc in II at The coming ses-
sion,
Movements have been inaucusated in Paris
&tupuE some Of The ladies' 10 effect reforms in fe
mile dfees BY dlscardlnc costly snowy Mbrcs> and
pasel meanwhile. Most Of the Caudy and expeu-
ire being shipped to this country N inc1eaaed quan-
tit1es.
, 1865-12-04
CHICAGO, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1865.

msn should gtve my person my raw seal, for In.
stance, whose last food has been human tesh, be
would never eatea another seal; Certainly, there
cousin In not giving meat to the three men at tho
came time he gave 1t 10 Croxicr. His CONDUCT WIS
regulated on principle.]
cousin raye AMI meat to the three men At this
point A.too-a called for tha chart, which have
omen shown him md 10 others Of bis people. It
belongs to Dr.. K1ue's book Of 1871.
THE sH9s~
Ar-too-a then tod me- that the two ships-in one
Of which wns Crozier-th4t tna]y ,rent 10 Igiouik,
and then ran h!s finger themes along
trance @ Indicated about w6ers The shps rensIued m Cd
while euue boata went up the inlet to ia
he'd 4: Aasf T. that. the s.1se year the shlpe
ns1e m14s oa 4 a. ssna i WDs Wiz b.
ibe winter tho t9me 1nnuIts {vho had seen the two
boats,} and nany more Of the natives, found The
two sh,ps. Reota the two ships left this island al
the Inn119 aoont there started to move to AMI
ne name Of the 1nnn!t who first aaw the two boats
when at Or near tho head OF LYons Inlet L. A1.na.
laU-a. He w1s alone md out hunting. At-na-1oo-a
was IN old MAJ.
After the abosc uas told me, began 10 Try to
ca!1 10 mind the e1act order Of P1ry's move
faiicd 10 do It; snd then l look in hand ParFy's
narrative md found that the Innu!t's oral HISTORY
cor7esponlel remarkably well with the written. I
am oxen asten1ened Al Inc correctness, exAehe8s.
OF their traditions.
From some conversation this evening with some
ot Ito 1nnults, In connection with the subject Of
the fight that Crozier and bis men had with tho
Indians, one thing an sure Of and ,nis Is, that a
Of Backs River. Cu-e-la and his brother say That
Leifcousin told them That IL was big island on
their ship. They {the Koblunas) did not put
their things, which tbey took Rom The ship, all IN
one place On the land, but In many places.
l0ne time ,wo women went inland on this biz
leland, jnat for Wa1E, ~ 1nnnit women aro wont
10 do. They came across long, large, strong box
made Of wood. which they could not open; 80 they
tool stones aud pounded away upon the bog until
they made An opening In 1t. 1t was tllled with
ammunition and great many other thinEs.} What
ts here in brackets 1oo-koo-l-to thInka must hayc
some mistake in II. She rays E-bies-hiug, who was
ray interpreter, mtstook boat Tor a box.
shu-the- -arknuk says that two women found
boat turned ovtr--sonnd II on an island not far
nom NcIicb-il-le-and under It were = great many
When his Cousin ssw Cfoz!cr, at ihe tune be ,yas
nearly starred. he found out what the black, fine
sana, OF something that Was like 1t lpowder) was
for.
, 1865-12-04

nver to the ,,,ouney.. and middle men a. Jamaica
had been but that tho nTnets OF the estates were
looking after their oAn %oiSmen, Il s so .nst tnes
Pnsident had cuostituh d q commission In the
South, and 10 Tat conmi. sion erery question WAS
referred. With regard 70 - ne men .ao complained
waces. potifcatiop came to the effect that unless
the employed recefycd right. NE ot ~aees the gov
e1nment would Withdraw all fhe men nom the e'1-
p ppe1sate ihem. 4ferc was de~h e in the North to
treat the South In spirit Of eq7 ~. Pr hofto9
related an aneedote Of u 1aEe "a attalist who had
informed him hat he ahould not eSs MS ts oeesofs 9s
coats otf and 70 10 work- II such st:te Or things
were the case, be had no fear Tor the sauto Amer
lea would not do What England hss done ~ respect
TO JAMAICA emanetpated The slaves nd let them
take their chance teheezsl; but America would rue
them in equity and fatsness, and they tat 10 tseir
part. [Cheert.]
- TIE TENIASg.
He would say word On one Of two otScr mat
ters. First, with regard to Fenianlsm. Whit did
Feplanlsm In America meant We'll, 1t 1eaot this,
teat a number Of fool1ah trlshmen, having rore
money. than they knew what to do Wftt- allowed
Tho lt'ahman tn America was tiltEareut being to
what be was In his own country. He had there
east asias n influence Of the priest and vas to
dollars day, II be only took the position Of the
rnerest 1aboIer. The honorable bo1opet went on to
remark that when hs talked 70 some friends IN
u.
and said "AThy does not England put her own
strong hand upon 1t and put an end to III Zap
plause.J They were not In position TO do rs my
Injury and We could afford to show them out pity"
fCheers.1
TIE ALANAXA cLAtN3.
ne then ndverted 10 the correspondence BE-.
tween Lord RnseeE md Mr. Adhu,s, and expressed
cheetr,l Such was not the Intention Of the
American people. [Cbee.s1 They had no idea OF
the kind (arplausel; snd when At New io.k. tas BE-
The Union League, he lnbored hard to show
how important it Was that two countries, nd
sancd n civilization, possessed Of bali The com.
--of the ZANE language, Of the zane laws and the
same literature, bound together by the ties,
these two nations were to tnbrae their hands in
each others blood, 1t would be going back to the
time when bashatism rrled instead Of Christianity.
Loud applause, the whole assemblaee rising TO
thei1 fcct and checring the honorable baEonet most
enthusiasuealy.]
, 1865-12-04
MEXICO.

Confirmation OF the Evacuation OF siu-
a1oR by the Frcnch-The Return OF
the Supreme Authorities to ChIa-
huahna looked for-Ffench Soldiers
Deserving, &c.
NEW YoRE. Dec. a-The EJp.so Mexican cor
respondent O.! the HtT1td, undct date Of November
3 snya the French General R1incont len Ctiahus-
hua, moving In the direction Of Duraueo, On the
e.dh ult This movement is the hs1t condrmstion
Of The report from the City Of MEXICO, to the effect
that Marshal Balm was about to concentrate ali 1T
forces In the Interior States. This u further cor
spboratiou Of the fact that the French hare 4han-
dored the Stale Of Sinaloa. There 1enains onIy
about fous hundred oi the invaders at Mazatlta,
and these also were apparently shout to jearc
some OF The leading traitors having already gone
TO Tspico. President Jrarez will take hts denar-
ture for chlahuahua On tho l1th OF 1alh OF NoyeU-
ber. The officers in garrison At franklin haye
congratulated the members Of the Liberal govern.
ment upon the present favorable aspect Of adAirs.
and have given renewed evidence Of their sympathy
NTH the republican government On the 30h ut.
hnahua, despatched special messenger to Elpsso,
atprisinc the government Of President Juarez thai
The return Of the supreme authorities TO Chiahuahua
was an4louslY expected By the inhabitants Of the
the intelligence thai he bad received twenty-u1nc
french dcscrtern, who stated that tnany Of their
comrades would be glad 10 leare their co!ors
otf}c.fe. When the French left Chsahuatun they,
sscrc accompanied by number of prominent
tsaderr, among whom were Don Tomas. Senloaga
Ollsteras and his family and others equally dsp.-
month 70 1each Durango. During thclr slow march
to Mapula they lost the tweutJ.n1nc men already
tete1rcd to. Gems. AtorIo and Carona arc In the
Stale Of Dossngo, and II tbelr forces saeceed 10
run tbe rick Of thEnshne II ts ststed q. ceztain
that when last heard from. Gen. Rubc was in tho
vicinity Of Mszatitn, with considerable force.
, 1865-12-04
GEN. GRANT IN NORTH CARO-
LIMA.
He Receives the Members OF tho Lc.i8-
Iature-llt4 Views on Ihc Situation
He Cnils on Gov. Holden and Visits
the HouAe Of Commons.


1ature-llta Views on The Situation
He Cnlls on Gov. Holden and Visits
The Hou>e OF Commons.
NKw T1nE. Doc. 3-The Raleigh Prooyets Of
Nov % de- c1bes the visit Of Gen Grant, and hls
reception u IN. Sity, ss iolows: "Ihe hero of
hreak1as.ed with Gen. Couelock alone. For one
hour OF more after breakfast Gen: Grant received
1,,.ens es enSr p e e. 9s p,1 a0Fe ,s and s ohst
as bnrinr thesr inse4vieW with Gen. Grant aalet.
he eonsessed freely the most Of the time, listening
On he sitastion ef So1th csfons. iic dtseiimed,
however, sny authority or dczre to Interfere in my
manner With The eivil government IN ,he shte, to
dea,rous to do Ill In his power. ne said
different opinions was necessary to = healfhy eon-
Taion should aisays be de psrsnoant sn o. III ii
partiss. He said he bad always avoided the CT
irene Of coppethcadiSm Or Eadical1sm. lie belLev-
he5orc The war- During the whole interview tbe
General Was putting his accustomed seeaf. At 10
o'clock. Gen: Grant. accompanied by Gen {. H.
staff. Gen. Rueer. commander Of the department of
North Carol,na, Gen. Harlin. commander OF this
district, md d. Wm: Sloan, provisional treas-
and remained m hour or 50. The conversation IVES
general ~ to the State OF the country and other
topics. Gov. Holden EXPRESSED regret that lhe
state Of his health WAS such 10 prevent him IRON
eral and hls stan
Gen. Grant was waited upon by Mes..s. Black-
1ner Manly and Henry, being committee from the
Houee Of Commone and invited to visit the hall Of
/ the Hopte Of Commons, md occupy eeat On the
! floor. Gen. Grant received the committee with
much respect, and 1ntimated he Wonld be pleased
TO visit he 1egslature. AiteF leaving he Governor
Gen. Grant and party visited the capitol and were
introduced to both 1louEes Of The State Legislature
We learn be !eft last night for Wilmington and
Cha13ceton. AL were Impressed with the pla[n-
ness Of the Generals manner, and biz expression
in fn+or Of cordial good feeling hetwren fhe Ta-
ous States Of the union- Though his etay was
short Ii Will be recolccted with most rleasnrahle
emotions By those of our citizens who had the
ennd fortune to come in cQnlfict with him.
, 1865-12-04

Burning Of the Headquarters of the
G, s. Hospital at Camp Butler, Etc.

Burning OF the Headquarters of tAe
G, 5. Hospital at Camp Butler, Etc.
Ispeeda, Despatch to the Chicago Ttihunc,1
SPR1N6F1E1D, Dec. 2.
On Saturday evening last, at about nse O'Clock,
fire waa discovered isHulug rom the building occn-
pied AZ the Headquarters Of the o. S. Genesal Hos
pI:a at Camp Butler and although the most etrcnu-
QUE e1erions were uted 10 sayc the building was
destroyed, with most Of It. conients together with
the four hospital wards Or buildings situated On the
eunth eide Of the Headquarters and one ward On the
north eide. Onehnndred and thirty pattents were In
the wards at the commencement Of the fire who
we're all safely removed to tho post hospital on the
upposite Eide 0! the camp Three trunks and the
eae were zayed from the hospital headquarters. but
nearly all the balance OF is contents were destroyed
Dr. knicketbockcr, Surgeon In charge Capt Chap
man. Lieut. Foo.e and Dr. Galtra lost
everything. Dr. James T. Logan. who went back
1nto The building for the purpose Of saving some
articles, vas cut OF from the passage by the flames
End jumped fsom a second story window, spEAtntnz
his ankle severely, but receiving Other Injury.
The fire Was the work Of IN mceudia1J, Is two OF
fhrce other attempts 10 frc the building were made
on Saturday but wera discovered and the 1te put
ont without damare. Although guard had been
detailed to watch The building the lst attempt II
the IoceudiaEy succeeded. a binding known a.
the - Old Boarding. House." WAS prlled down to
stop the further progress Of The daMes, making
SEVEN buildings ID all which we're destroyed An
Investigation will undoubtedly be Immediately Or
ifertd
, 1865-12-04

RALEIGH, n. G., Dec. 9.-:EIons. ": Il. Battle, n.
N. Pearson and E. g. Reade were chosen Judges
ture he constitutional amendment parsed the
Senate yesterday with but ono dtsscutin. vofce.
David 4. Bures il elected Judge Of the First Judi
cia District Court, and f. G. Warren, Judge Of the
Second Judicial District Court. Il. II. Best. the
present Incumbent is reelected Secretary Of State.
Both Houses yote for United States Senators On
Munday at Il O'clock.
, 1865-12-04
RUPERT GGDWlN:
OF.
The Secret Of Wilmington Hall,


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u ''t1s os@oos" ''A'A 'e4oA7 e' 1"'s I'M ~
osedt n1sn pfA1se' soF 'ae "oa5' ts'onn ques''oo
Me josof'A Hotetefs q @ae go -aafsohs q
peopte hao tpeok tae A"a'''s0eoa 'o'01e' Eacn nc"
Fo'S thas sue issues Is Ii SUCH nef pno
tshez Cad 1t ne1s 10 iposa'oia 70 supply editions
fast enough 10 meet 'ne tusn* sue Is completes
"nsaer of TIC slsuaaon IN Ensiaoo' as1oas sau oo'
tsinfnE ~haf pf1ce sac peases tot oer olaane' Nor
Is tnla % Dc HI 'os aa1s' 'eals
,,n1,n.pv pur~our~ov
>-'N'
~. ,1.d,r.sn yrons co,nb1nr& thu .rr.r,.~ ,.r-
~ ANe
fecsous OF ai1 "oue 10 sne see1us 10 ner
syie and matter the beat attributes OF auJ aush0E&
NV rt,tx. are a. doep and inacru,1bls and her I'M
yo,+r and .o,, .nt,,,r,,r =.
soaI1 o'Ns0 -" Ao'' @ - - "
her numof u ulecuo"a n" A1es'soo1o - toas Of
D1cI4Ss her pathoa scarcely ecpaed hy that OF F1c-
ron urcn Ebt1s In thrilling incident and with adycn.
....,.-,+tv.s ~. mt ,nr,.es.z1 .v-n he n,-x,.
so4s ne' ~..s.-- ...-.1..- r.. IN ..-,s"
It Is not fulp1'sso8s Anefeote7 eaas III VIC PopolA
English AscaZnes ere eonteodlnR fof her hvoss and
that In this country she haa taken the lead Of al Other
s,,.,,,r ,y.te,. of det,on The ftrss fpst,11nrrt
=. rn. g.. - 1-,--,~-,..
OF haPe1e uoo"' 49, ..s - ',"As0'a
Hall" "nl % 1oana one u tno "oat pfonlSanS open'
.A,s s~.,,.s ,-o,dsr ,ns .n-,o.',- 5. ::
mt TN nch so say tbs, these feelings, mingled with
.s.u,...t,, ,,. ,ynn.,hv, vt,, ,ucre,se viii rv.v
, 1865-12-04

Grand Rally of the Democrncy-No
Clue TO the Bridge Burners.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE, 0tc. s.
Since election there has been two or three politf
cal meetings held here, where two or three were
gathered together, in The uame Of democracy. These
meetings were held for purposes Of organization,
and Monday evening re are 10 haze the result ln
dend can live acn1u.
We haye a. Jet no elus to The bridge burners on
The 6d La Crosse railroad. The Wesi Bead Fost
denies tnat 1t was the result O! any organization
among the fatm mortgages, and charges the tn.t-
ter npon malicious or misguided persons. Mean
time the road has Withdrawn ITS night train from
the read, which causcs great complaint all along
The line,
, 1865-12-04

Full Pnrtfculars Concerning crnzler
1nd other survivors Of the Franklin
Expedition.
The following are extracts from the journal
which most interesting details are given OF
Esqrimaux reports concerning Sir John
Frpnklin's crew. Mr.. Grinnell, In giving
these parts OF Capt Halls Journal to the pub
Lie, says: "These extracts will give every
one the means Of forming his own opinion as
to the assertion made by Mr.. Hall, that some
Of the men Of Franklin's expedition may yet
be living.''
EEws ABOUT cRoHLR-
DEcunEn d, 1eGl.-This night have had
deeply Interesting interview with several Of the
natives here.
o. she Tetqru Of The xallu. hunte,s they almost
see and talk with me. THIS evening Ar-mou drst
comes in asked him when he Vas at Igloollk a
fer years ago, CToo-koo.-to was ny interpreter In
thls important matter what names Of Kob-lunoa
be heard Of that be rcmemberedf The answer was
Par-rY. LTuu and Crozler-thc first tWo were E.h.
ennitA tchIeis captans,) but the litter ono vas
Ar-too-a. the An-not-ko, next came IN. l may say
here that this party h1s never been 10 lgloolk but
be hid keen md Is well acquainted with many lnu-
Witch il @ near Doo,hia Peninsula. Wnile 1t ny
house Ar-tooa once told me that he bad heard Of
Croz;ey when ut Pelly Bag, that be {croz,er) .as
ns fsi o. e ag IL tSe es nesr Booha Tor Two yea.s
lore the white men lefl them.
proceeded to ark Az-too-a the questions OF The
names Of the white men he had heard OF from H.
nuts Who had been 10 1eloolik. BE eaid Crozies.
Parry and Lyon-he bad heard OF Others, but ccpld
not now remember them. I asked him II he bud
heard q great deal about Crozier, and be replied
with warmth that he had, and then Weut On talk
fpr With Ar-mou and E-hierhfne, telling them no"
mtch he knew Abort Croker.
Too-kooli-tn>s face Clowed with
delight ~ she said: 1ha. same man Croaer. who
ANS in IEIopik when Parry md L5on were there
Wns Eahemutta fmcanfns captain In this case, the
tcraly Chief} OF the3to snlps lost IN the Ice Al
Neiftfl.t]le Crozief was the only man that Woald
mt eat any of the meat Of the kohlu-nas, a. Tx
others nll aid, C1oher and the three men VILE
bim were ycry hungry, hui Croder, though nearly
starved End yery thin, woEld not ent blt OF M
Inblunas-he Mnited I'LL the lnnuit tSho was VII!
him and The three men) caught zeal, aDt
then C1ozfcr ouly ate one no1thlai-ont
iiitle bit Hsst time. Next tune Cfozle1
ate Of the seal he took a lit1e Asge
niece, thouch that was little bit, too One Ma1
| 1f the whole number ttbeHe nefe four, 1peinuin5S
Croztcr) died becanee he wns rick. The others nl
bird and grew fat. md finally Crozier got one IN
nrit With his k,ak 10 accompany him and u
ip men IN trying to ret 10 the kob-l1.na
r1nuptry by travelling 10 the southwark. ina IN
nnits here think these two men and Cro1er a
nIiye ri 1!iuk that they rnay have returned t
Nt,tchillc Il they found they could not get HON
10 he Kob-in-uar country, and hFcd asaln "1u
1he iunu,ss at Pe1ly Bsy told ou-c.la, shusht
srr.nnt ana Ar-tooa a al about Crozler: They ~
Pay BAY lpuuis) said that CzoziaE told tho heites
, 1865-12-04
LATER.

Desperate Financial Condition of Max.
iui1llanss EoVeFnMent-Ahan
menf by the French of Sonora, Sl-
na1oas ChlahuAbua, Eueya Leon,
Couhuiln, Etc.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-SemI-o1lclal news from
the city Of Mexico, unler date Of Nov. H. has been
received IN this city. At the Mexican Legation
Lapquis. the Minister Of the Treasury, whom Ma
ces Of the epire has declared that It impossible
to succeed In thct enterprise, IS the bndsd
amounts 10 forty millions, and the recepte do not
II no confirmation Of the report tho de,est or the
Ll,cfAl forces under uga]do and F1gmeton. The
French concentrating their forces In San Louis
To.osl ths eaty q Ms5sso I md On ths Rio Gsa1de.
Chiahunhua, Sne<a Leon and Coahuila Is officially
confirmed in late adgices from Mexico. Il 10 rep
resented that The besaIs are daily gaining gronua,
an the number Of their forces IL always Increasing