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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-30
WANTED.
TEXT books
FOR THE -
SCHOOLS OF KEST VIRGINIA


SCHOOLS OF WEST VIRGINIA.
DEPARTMENT. OF FRER soHooIs.l
WEST VIRGINIA.
II N ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVI-
Eions of the Free School Law the folloyVinn
have been selected as text books for the Pub
or earlier IL practicable: si =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
PenmanRhip-S
~ Readefs-Eclect1c (reyiseti).
Geography-Mltc hellis (revised).
Gfammar-Pineo. --.s7-
ATithmetic-Ray.
History Of United States Quackenbos.
20 Common School History-GoodFich.
5r Guide to Compost on-Pineo.
Observation-Disclosures.
Botany-GTay.
Eaturnl Philosophy Quackenbos.
Neutrality-suspicious..
Chemistry (reYisetil
Geology OF the HeaVens-Burrett
Physiology Cutter. n
Other works yet to be reported.
w. r. WHITE,
'la State superintendent OF Free Schools,
aug29.2td<w = 80.
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d. "a. WERER.


NIEACHER OF MUSIC AND ORGANISE
extensively known In this city and viein-
ltya beRS leave to announce that TO-hOR-
ROW, TUESDAY, THE 9th INSTANT, he
Will open his new Music and Variety Store,
where he will keep on hand an assortment
Of Pianos, iamonE them steinways, and Ha-
zleton's, of New York; Melodeons, sheet Mu.
Sic, including the best Instruction Books, and
latest Sheet Publications, Viollns, Guitars,
Flutes, Accordeons and Banio OF the best for
Peign and American make, German and italian
Strings Also, Stationery, Photo graphic Goods
Music left at the store.
:. He win, as heretofore, give Instructlonsiop
the Piano, Melodeon, Organ, and in Ihorqpgh
Bass, either at scholars house, or at his Music
Room, Q03 Main Street, where a fine Plano
6hofs, Giee Clubs, and Vocal Glasses attend.
ed to.
Arrangements are also being made for
renting out Pianos % Il " 0s}liiI1 y
Keeping only the best of Goods on hand,
having adopted the motto of quick sales and
small profits, being always up tothe times
he respectfully bespeaks the patronage Of the
public. i. A. WEBER,
WHEELING, w. Va, June 9th. 1885.
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Wanted to Rent.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SOME
~ suitable rooms for q small family. Any
one having for rent either of the above will
find an agreeable tenant by addressing Lock
regard TO which Will be thankfully received.
HflH8l-l 1--we e,
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THE Secret Service, The
!. Field, The Dungeon, and
The ESCAPE"
BY Albert ID. Richnrdso,,

~ 1AAper6 ID. ES1c11arSlSon.s
W. tribune Correspondent.
HTNHE MOST INTERESTING AMI E IN, ,,7,,,
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yeSstIss yelling through the Scum in TIC u
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IS,s ms thrilling capture; mis- Sonflne
Isi7I ,l I4s sNenty months in seven Ciiffhrent
ions t,,1SS nus escape and almost mirnrfis
,5fi1 ~ night Of nearly 40 IniIeS n
NIL 3oSoInnd In Stirring events ana contain
.TSr tbs me Iaet incident, and romance Of the
tttlsn any ptheF work yet publiSlletls
- tllcl etas ladies, energetic youn1 men o,,,l
returned and disabled fiiesIs oIii
,SII ~ m want OF profitable einblnymenf
we nave agents clearing $50 peF month
Sas We WI prove to any doubfine tnnISii
can't send FOR clrculaFs AGidfeSs ~ fAt7
JONES, BROS q Co tertf.f,
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aletlt advertisements.

Law School Of Cincinnati College.
YTN5E BID ANNUAL COURSE OF Lee
lures begins ON Wednesday, October Is,
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.
ON ThTEsday the 2ath inst, by the Rev. DR..
New York, to Miss ALRTTIA iFISTnI5S p ~ ~
wheeling, formerly of Wellsvllle, Ohio. )
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NoMce,

DARTIEs HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
q the fifm of James n. Dillon q Co., to Aug.
iFt 1866, are requested tn present the same for
payment Immediately at the office of
DILLON THOMPSON & Co.
wheeling, Aug. . 'O5. No. 100 Market st.
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An Important OPiniOn.-.The Enforce.
ment OF the Voters Oath.
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a5i .i5i tiai5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10
THE CITY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Major Gen. GODFaEY WErrzEL and Brig Gen. u. r.
SuErLYY have their headquarters at the mansion former
ly occupied by jeff Davis of Clay and Twelfth
streets-continuatOn Of Governor street.
Major Cen CHAs, DEvENs has his headquarters at the
Governors mansion.
Bfeyet Brig Gen. E H. RIPLEY has his headquarters at
the City Hall
Major General A. " Ksutz First Division Twenty fifth
Army Corps, headquarters at Richmond House.
Captain VIM. vondoehn, Adjutant General.
Major Atherton Fl. Stevens Jr, Provost Marshal, has
his residence at the French Consus house and his office
at Major Caning ons late place Persons requiring per-
Ens, passes, ETC., get Thorn at the latter place
Lieutenant Colonel W. A. Conover, Medca! Director,
Army Of the James headquarters at the Custom House.
Surgeon Benedict q. s ", Medical Director of Twen'
tyffth Army Corps, headquarters on Tenth street be.
tween Capitol and Broad
Lieutenant Colonel John Coughn, Provost Marshal
General of the Department. Of Virginia Office in the
Custom House, on Bank street
Captain Abel B, Leavenworth, Ninth Vermont Vols,
Assistant Provost Marshal Custom House Building.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

PoTNTs AND OBJECTS oP INrEREsT.-There are
many points and objects in Richmond interesting to
the tourist and artist that would perhaps escape
their spec al attention unless directed by the local
press.
The old stone mansion on the north side Of Main
street, near goth, was, prior to the days oil the
Revolution, the boarding house Of President Madi-
son during his school-boy days, where he was Wis
tied by Washington, Jefferson, and other colleagues
and friends The mansion is in an excellent state
of preservation, and the interior only has under
gone slight improvement and renovation.
The second, and perhaps as great an object OF
curiosity and interest," is the large hree-s.ory stove
in the rotunda of the Capitol, imported from Eng
land in the time of the Colonies, and in use ever
since-frst in the House of Burgesses of Vir-
ginia.
The third is the old St. Johns Episcopal Church
on Church Hill in which Patrick Henry gave utter
ance to that remarkable speech in the days of the
Revolution" Give me liberty or give me death "
The Others are the frame building on 9th, Oppo-
site Capitol street, in which Patrick Henry kept
his law office, and the foster home of Edgar Allan
Poe near the corner of Main and 9Th Streets
There are other objects that would be interesting
to the curious, but they can easily be found out by
those disposed t. seek them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

ALL THE HOSPITALS of the city have been taken
possession of by the military authorities, and are
used for the care and comfort equally of the Fede
raj and Confederate sick and wounded. number
of Confederate Surgeons left in the city have been
p,roles to attend to the Confederate sick and
wounded. The Chimborazo Winder, jackson and
towards Grove Hospitals-four of the principal
Confederate Hospitals-are used for the accommo-
da.;on of tho Federal woun4ed. Their accommo-
dations are for about twenty-four thousand beds,
which accommodations left entire BY the Con-
fcderate authorities.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

The HOTEL AERIvALs.-At the Spots~ocd Ho'
the arrivals were so numerous and continue
throughout the day that it was Impossible lot Us
obtain list. Among the arrivals were Lieut..
R. Carr, lst New Hampshire regiment Lieut.. u
c. Harper, 18th Michigan battery; Hiram your
Bradford, Pa; Fred. LaF. Faivre, Bait; Lie
Jos. S. Ward, 10th n. York artillery; Jose Beck
Petersburg; L. Newton, New York; c. e. Br'
f,rd, New York. the arrivals at ills hotel num'
800 or 400 per day, and the accommodations
taxed to tho utmost to find them all room.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

In the garden at the military hospital at Cha;tanoot
there were grown one thousand and eighty-eght var
ties OF flowers last year and from these noral beau,
nearly six thousand papers Of seeds were put up
given TO the soldiers to send home
II Is asserted that photographer VINO mas oeeS
r,oraJ he tho Dutch Government. - take views Of
most beiutifal points on the Isaat of Java has disco
eye an entire city buried beneath the lava OF vo!ca
close by which has been extinct Tor several centuries
The Troy whig announces tina; Secretary Seward
appointed Colonel James y. Mexican, oil oiratogt
Snpaciai envoy 10 Honduras to make treaty with q
Government Colonel Mclean was for several ye1
member Of Congress from the Saratoga district
body Of national cavalry under Cen Iorbert s,s 1
mn The Shenandoah valley last Monday As far IS heI
from they have met with little opposition.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

march was first taken ups where the troops were
! dismissed.
Long accustomed as Confederate eyes have been
to the once all peryading grey, we do not believe
that the sudden substitution of blue the prevail
ing color is dstasteful to many ofOur citizens thou
sands of whom looked on the military spectacle OF
Saturday. not the display Of prowess on the part
of triumphant foe, but as an exhibition Of the
military genius and resources Of the United States,
which all can again contemplate with pride.
None of the colored troops appeared on review
or parade on the occasion, bat a separate display
of them will probably take place before long
One feature of the display was evident TO every
observer, and that the superior drill mora lie
and discipline manifested by the men in their
marching and sodierly bearing; the perfect condi-
ton of their arms and equip neuts, FURNISHED to a
dazzling brightness; the batteries drawn by we'll
trained horses, fat and sleek, and substantially
caparisoned-an in striking contrast to what the
citizens have been accustomed for the four years
during which Richmond was held by the Confede-
rate army. The Reporter passed over the greater
part the route OF the parade and did not witness
hear of single unpleasant incident to mar the gene
raj harmonious character Of the day. The citizens
viewed the pageant with silent interest from the
sidewalks, doors and windows, and if they did not
openly rejoice at the temperance of the old dag of
the " Union," there were expressions that could
be construed into derision or contempt. The sol
ders on the other hand abstained from those bois-
ferrous shouts Of exultsHon that might have been
expected, and marched orderly and quietly, as
though desrous of abs.aining from any unnecessary
demonstrations that might tend to give offence to
citizens. Altogether, citizens and soldiers have
cause to congratulate themselves on the result of
the first review and parade of the United States
Troops in the Capital of Virginia.
The following named Officers ara announc ed as
the staff OF Brigadier- Gs neral Deyens
Captain George W. Hooker U. S. ", Assistant
Adjuta mt General.
Captain J. L. Elder, 10th Massac husetts Vols,
A. A. d. e.
Captain E. P. Deacon; A. A. DC.
Major J. C. Brooks, 9th Vermont Vols A. A.
l. G.
Captain Geoge A. Bruce, 18Th New Hampshire
Vols, Judge Advocate.
lst Lieut. W. J. Laid, 18th New Hampshire
Vols, Asst Com. Of Musters.
Captain c. W.. Cook, 21st Connecticut Vols,
Chief of Pioneers aud Engineer Officers.
Surgeon A. c. Benedict, U. S. Vols. Surgeon
in-Chief.
Captain John Brydon, 1lSth New York Vols,
Acting Ordnance Officer.
Captain P. K Delany, U. S. Vols, Asss tant
Quartermaster.
Captain George c. Wetherbee, U. S. Vols, Com
mssary of Subsistence,
Captain Herman Seligson, 9th Vermont Vols =,
Provost Marshal.
Captain l.. P. Wilson, 18th New Hampshire
Vols Chief of Ambuances.
They will be obcyed and reSpe cted accordingly ).
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

CoYTEDERArE PRISONERS, to the number Of eight
hundred or one ousand, have been received in
the city within the past fortyeight hours and con-
signed to the Libby. More than half of Pickett's
division has been brought in or captured, and the
country between Richmond and Amelia county is
said to be full of Confederate soldiers, nearly all Of
en- Vi-ginans making their way to the r homes.
The Castle is used as receptacle for citizen
prisoners, of whom quite number are gathered
there.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

TIE DISCIPLE OF FIRE, sent forth in Richmond on
Monday morning last by jeff Davis and his coterie
Of cousoirators, has preached with tongues of fame
the GOSPEL OF Union as efectuauy to the people Of
,his c,ty as John the Baptist preached the coming
# Christ when ho went forth into the Wilderness
If Judea. Ten thousand tracts, Illustrating the
folly of secession, and depicting the glory and
beauty of the Uliou, distributed broadcast in
Richmond by the hand of the arch angel Of seces-
sion himself coukl not have wrought the 'nracu
lous conversions that have resulted from the
preaching of these red tongues of flames on that
murky morning, when TIE heart c; - g. was
offered upon the red altar Of de5p --
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10
GENERAL DIAPERS BRIGADE"
To the Editr Of the Fhig

To the Edtr Of the Fhig
S.eing an Item in your EDITION OF yesterd
headed " General Eipley's Br'0cd'," and stating 4
Il was fist to enter this city on the morning.
April 81, respectfully rqu.s: that you Will ma
the following correction. A!thoug1it may, and dd
have the honor cf doing provost duty In the c!iy|
was not the first to enter TIE city limits I1
honor belongs to the First brigade COMMANDED
Brevet Briga Her General A G Draper, Of the m
division, Twenty fifth army corps, and the Thir,
sixth United States colored infantry, Lleutena
Colonel B. F. Pratt commanding, led the advance
double quick" until within the city limits I
was ordered to halt his reg m n. by the General
The regiment was halted, the men formed u
stacked arms a1d rested, waiting for the rest OF
brigade to come up, and for the Taird division OF
Twenty fourth corps to pass on into the city, viii
they d ID, the dunn corps tf The Thirty-sixh pla
ing patriotic pie1es as they marched by.
G.neral Drepsr'a brigade Is composed oil !
Thirty-slxth, Tairty eighth, Twenty second ard y
Hundred and Eighteenth regiments Of United Sal
,oiored troops, and Is In the Prst division. col
manded by General Kartz, III, only division OF
Twenty fifth, General Welz' s .orps p K chmor
General Burneys division, Of the Twenty-fi
corps, Is at press1t with the Army of the PotonI
and General Palne's division ia North Carolina vi
General Terry. R,'pectfilly yours,
R. f. ASDsEws,
Can.ain Thirty-sixth y S @. II
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

A SuGoEsr1oN.-We would suggest to the mill
tayv authorities that they allow tAe City Engineer,
under The direction Of the Commissioners Of
strasts 70 resume the functions Of his oeice. No
doubt that some Of our enterpriSIns citizens who
were so fortunate as to save something from the
wreck. will at once commence rebuilding, and as
MANY of the houses were too far in the street and
MANY too far back to produce uniformity, II will
be necessary to have some one person. whose duty
IL shall be to attend to the erection of those houses
which are to he rebuilt, to make tho necessary i'm
provement. Mr. Gill, the former Engineer, who
has filed the ofice for many years, and 'Sho has a
ne-fect knowledge of the city, is best qualified r
the position, and we mos respectfully Suggest tha'
the Council attend to the matter before II is too
late. --
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

THx CoNFgDEaAoY GETS AN ELEPHAST.-It may
not be generally kaoSn - 2 the Rebel Govern
ment ordered the remov.I tLeir armory from
this city to Danvilic some weeks since, and
that nearly all. the Ischine ,ctten away be-
fore the city was occupied b. Federal troops
The removal of the ar;nory . entrusted TO MAYOR
F.F.Joa the coumandant of the srmory, VIII o
shared no d ,r ,fForts to remove th e machine
ry, and so arranged Affairs that the armorets would
be obliged to follow the machinery or be sent TO.
Lees army. When the time came for departure
Captain Adams the master armorer, and his assis-
tant, Major Ayres, we'll the arnsorers refused
to bulge an inch The Coufederacy have got Major
Jones and their machinery, aud are welcome to
both, for without Captain Adams and his armorers
the machinery cannot be erected, and is worthless
to the Rebels. Dat Of the two hundred and fifty
odd armorers only six Of them followed the m a
cbinery. The ormorurs who remain, we under
stand have the assurance of the military authori-
ties that they viii be furnished with employment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

to bad men and worse principles. people vi
cling to the Government that protects them, NJ
the faction of Government that seeks to destr(
them. If this fiery ordeal was necessary to the ns
birth of Union sentiment in this community, thf
the sufferers have paid heavy ransom for lioer'
ton from the bonds of secession and despotisn
but perhaps, not too dearly if peace and prosperi
repay them in the end.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

ADDITIoEAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS BURNED
I'VE thought we had concluded our list of print
ing houses destroyed, but several more have beef
reported to US for publication. They are as fol
lowe Geo. W. Gary, job printer, Pearl street; VIM
q. Cle1nmitt, printer, corner Of Main and l2ti
streets; Mcfarland & FERGUSON, corner of Bank
and 18th streets J. e. Goode, printer to the State
Senate, Main street, near 10th; Richie Dunna-
want book and job printers, Enquirer building
one Of the largest printing Offices in the South.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

DISTINGUISHED AanvAIs.-AmOng the noted ar
rivals in Richmond yesterday VIC announce that OF
John Van Buren,, son of President Van Buren, Oh
the United States Elisha Riggs, OF the firm OF
rome Riggs s Co., bankers; Mr.. Parker; Girls
void Gray Paran Stevens, the Napoiesn OF hote
keepers; Captain Comssock and dAnsh ters' and
others.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

THE PowHArAS HorEL.-This time-honored, az
before the war, substantial house of entertainment
is to be Immediately reopened, we understand,
the travelling public. The present proprietor, N
Scanned, will perhaps take-a partner with Mort
ern capital
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

CLEARING THE WATs.-The thoroughfares, block
ed up by the debris of fallen walls Of the burned
district have been cleared away by force Of col
ored men set to work by the military authorities,
and good wagon.ways and foOt-walks are now opened
ND through the sections most travelled.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

A NATIovAL BANK.-We learn that Nato7
Bank OF the United States is to be immediate
established in Richmond, where shares in Y
United States will be received a. the rates este
lished in the Northern cities.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

The CHURCHES of all the religious denominations,
whose pastors remained in the city, were oper
yesterday, and services conducted in them a.
usual, in the presence Of large congregations,
good proportion being composed of the Office and
soldiers of the Union army of occupation. In the
Episcopal Churches, the regular form of service
was observed, with the single exception of the
prayer, which was made for "All in authority"
instead of for the % President of the Confederate
States" &c., as inserted in the liturgy. As the
United States is the power " in auth GRITTY" here
the prayer for the President of the United States
was, of course, implied if not said. The sermons
preached exhibited, generally, very high order
of talent, eminently practical and religious; and We
are glad to know that the Union soldiers-oticers
aud privates-who we're listeners, entertain high
opinion of the pulpit eloquence of the clergymen
of Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

MANCHESTER was not at all disturbed by pillagers
on Monday morning last neither did the fire reach
that trans ames district. pontoon bridge spans
the river now and connects Richmond with Man
chester, and We hope business, revived anew, will
pervade both sections alike.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10
Z-Eyy RICHMOND THEATRE.

NEW RlCH!MOND I.L go 1900 strI
p poRsAY OGDEN ACTING AND STA'
MANAGER.
Only ONE WORCESTERSHIRE MASTERPiE
MACE ETH,
With all its New Scenery, Dresses and Decorations
Locke's Old and Beautiful Music.
Daring the Tragedy WONDERFUL EFFECTS
THE GHOST!
Tie entire performance under the direction Of
~ ''''''' : R. DORSEY oGD|
Who Will appear Is '"' THINE or CLAIMS.
MISS KATE EsrELLE As LADY MACBETH
MONDAY EVENING, April 10th, 1866.
The performance win commence With the beartif
ovEaTURE-La GAIA Ladrs oF9he1
w,en will be presented shakspeares Tragedy in acJ
49, MACE ia!
To conclude With the new Farce emitted 'ae
THE DUEL IN THE DARK.
BOX BOOK OPEN,
From el2 A. NJ, to 4I-2 p ~, whsa secured II
may be obtained.
Il rehearsal, new Play, entitled
TaE GHOST AT'THE 4oq
sp'C-n
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Now YORK Market

NEW ToRE, February @.
coTToN-Rirmer but not very active; SOC tor
middlinR.
PLOUR-stass and Western Sc better, with mode.
rate business; 50 S599 Is for Extra State 10 esq
10 go for Extra Il. II O.; $40 959Il 90 for TRADE
brands, m 'rket closing quiet.
wHisKY-Dall; state So sO92 sO3f and 81 900
WHEAT-29sO better; No. Milwaukee Club
KYE-Quiet at 81 60.
BARLEY-SteGIy.
CORN- Quiet aud without deciJ cd change
oATS-Qliet; 81 90 offered, l 095S asked for IVES.
tern.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; 4s949c for Crude $50 for
Refined 10 Bond, aud $685. for Rehn Cd Pree.
P0RK-0penoi unsettled and decidedly hrmsr
with good demand; new mess $35 0O938 90, closing
at regular; $33 259S4 90 for 1885, do cash and
regular way closing at $34 cash; 500 b0930 so for
prime and $Si 1896 90 for prime mess. Also 260J
DblS new mess for RebI uary and March, buyers OPP
tIon, at &35.
BEEF.ouIet at previous prices. Beef hams dull;
Western SCI so
RACoH -oIUOd demand. held ahnvs visws of buy
ara; Cumberland cut 201592O<.
tern l61F9l6.
LARD-FirmeIi 2354 for very choice
BuTCER-Rrmi 3jC0I6, for Ohio and 42a5so for
State.
OHEEsE-steady at 14S22o
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South American AFaira


NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The Herald's Blu.
enos Ayres correspondent says, Paraguay
as an ally of Uruguay has declared war
against Brazil, who has as allies the IRA.
guyan rebels and the revolutionist Flores.
Eight thousand Brazilian and an equal
number of Paraguaysns had marched into
the territory of Uruguay and fighting
was imminent. The town of PAysshdor
Uruguay had been reduced to a heap of
ruius by Brazilian naval feet, and the
rebels under Flores. But at last accounts
its brave garrison still held out, and rein
forcements were hurrying TO their relief,
Rat island at the mouth of La Plat river
which commands the town of Montevideo
had been seized by the forces Of the King
of Italy under claim of the lease oft for ten
years.
A magazine at Buenos Ayres exploded
on the 9Th of December, by which 1870 sol.
diors we're killed and wounded.
A smart little steamer called the Ranger
was at Montevideo, suspected of being IN
tended for a rebel privateer. Captain
Rogers with the Iroquois is watching her.
She draws 80 little water and is so fast
that ahe-'a wall adapted to heePiug UuI Uf
the wSy of our cruisers and with couple
Of guns could do more damage than the
Alabama,