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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-12
HEADQUARTERS, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
BUREAU REFUGEES FREEDMEN AND ABAN'D LANDS
CHARLESTON, s. c., December g. 1866

]
BUREAU REFUGEES FREEDMEN AND ABAND LANDS,
CHARLEsToS, s. c., December 2, 1885,
In order to avoid the evils that necessarily fol-
low failure OH the part of employers and freedmen
termned to require that attention be given Immediately
to the n making Of GGntrnsts @ The form
1t is hoped that the stipulation in this form providing
for the OF these contracts after the restor
ton OF civil authority under such rules and regulations
as may be adopted by the Legislature of this State will
that as practicable in order not to break up their
homes for the present, freedmen be employed by
provide the maintenance of the help
less and infrm This end will be most easily secured
shelter and medical attendance, and such additional
wages in money, or portions of the crops may bc
The subAssistant Commissioners will designate an off,
Ger ut each Court House in the SubDisrict to
the making of contracts. This officer assoc lated with
two citizens Of the District agistrates, if they be
of Circular No s. from Headquarters of the Bureau In
cases where the EMPLOYER and freedmen cannot agree
full examination of all the facts will endeavor to fix the
terms TO the satisfaction of both parties Tho two ci
zens members Of the Board shall be paid three dollars
per day for tho time actually engaged in the discharge
With tSe and nd sv 70 S by
| Assistant Commissioner.
To deray tho necessary of these
fec of fifty cents shall be charged and collected for each
freedman 30 employed In cases where ten less
win be collected each additional freedman SO employ
ed-the entire fee to be paid by the employer. These
the ant nm and
No disbursements by him will be allowed except tho
per diem of the associate members of the Board upon
approved accounts. weekly report will be made by
him to tho Sub-Assistant Commissioner, which will be
accompanied by correct copy OF all contracts entered
into The Sub-Assstant Commissioner will report
weekly to these headquarters the. number contracts
made the number of freedmen contracted with and any
this business
They will also, to tho full extent their power en-
force the faithful performance Of the conditions of these
contracts.
The interests of freedman will he caref,llv ouardad
and their rights In respect protected; but
same time, thoy must be compelled to fulfil their agree
ments and If idle or vicious, must suffer the penalties
for such conduct.
No effort should be spared to correct the
to divsion Of land that not necessary for them to
make contracts that they will be permitted leave
their present homes and 20 in great numbers TO any
| other part Of the country. BY order Of
Brevet Major-General r. SAXTON,
Assistant Commissioner.
II. W. SMITH,
Aga Acknowledgement
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LAW NOTICE.
THNHE SUBSCRIBER has RETURNED TO CHARLES.
Il TON and resumed the practice of his profession.
ae Will be found for the present at the Office Of Messrs
EDWARD McCRADY & SON.
CH. RICHARDSON MILES.
December7 thstu3
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WHITE LABORERS,.

WHITE LABORERS..
"AYING MADE DEFINITE ARRANGEMENTS FOR
the introduction of immigrants into this State we
would inform oil parties Interested that arc ready to
receive and fill orders for aborers skilled worknen
of any nationality.
Particulars rs to method AMI expense furnished by
THURBER, SOULE CO.,
No. State-stre6t {up stars)
peceIuber 0 ~
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NOTICE.
LAW MOTIF,

LAW NOTICE.
TIlHE SUBSCRIBER HAS RETURNED TO CHARLES.
Il TON and resumed the practice Of his profession.
BE has associated with him his son, ISAAC HAYNE.
?hey VIII be found Mt their old Office No. 23 Broadst,
Law Range. ISAAC ". HAYNE
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THE Montgomery, Alabama, Mail dwelling upon
the fact that southerners generally prefer their soldiers
to represent them In Congress and elsewhere says:
To vote for such ia not to hurl defiance az the
conqueror but rather to exercise the privilege
Pnmenting gallant men without thought whether 1t
aueror r Is not only devoid Of jealousy but is willing to
learned to honor his prisoner electric sympathy
which Is always generated by bullets and bayonets
"At Rich Mountain, gallant South Carolinian in
command Of section of artillery. fought his guns
well, until he had not men left to them Our lines
were broken, and the enemy WAS dashing upon him. A
ehel dsmounted one Of his pieces killed his horse un-
der him, and shattered his right Gaining his feet
the gallant fellow mounted his remaining gun and
standing erect 1t dashed away under shower Of bull
les shook his sword at tho enemy with his left hand
Just at this moment order sharp and clear from
the Federal line, "Cease firing at that oceri" Such
spectacle Of ardent valor drew spontaneous shout Of
applause"
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BREAD! BREAD! BREAD!

TINHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REOPENED THE WELL.
Il known BAKERY Nc. GO Tradd.street Families
wishing good article Of welbaked Loaf are re.
quested to leave their orders at Bakery.
He has procured competent drivers and will de-
liver Bread to any part of the city
November % limo j. G. MARSHALL,
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LIQUORS! LIQUORS!

LIQUORS! LIQUORS!
INCLUDING MOST EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF
l. everything in the LIQUOR BUSINESS,
200 bbls. WHISKY, some old, some splendid, and
some very cheap
10 quarter casks BRANDY
100 packages WINES, CHERRY BRANDY, ST.
CROIX RUM, PORT WINE, &C., DO.
5000 cases WHISKY, BRANDY, GIN, &C., &c.
Cen at our large Sales Rooms, No. las MEETING
STREET.
GEO. w. CLARK & CO.
October IS
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MRS. II. F. w. ALLSTON

pRoPosEs ID. W TO OPEN, THE FIRST MONDAY
In January ut her residence, No. 81 Meeting. street,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies' II
will be Mrs Allson's earnest desire merit the conf.
lars, apply above.
BD- Columbia Phoenix, Greenvilc Mountaincer and
Sumter Watchmhn insert twice week until Jan. l. and
send bill to this Office. tuthsI2+ Dcccmber r
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U. S. TAX NOTICE.


THE UNITED STATES DIRECT-TAX COMMISSION.
l. ERS for the District of South Carolina hereby give
notice that the Taxes of the following in tho
State aforesaid to wit: ST. Andrews Parish ST. John
Berkeley Parish, ST. Thomas and ST. Dennis Parish ST.
James Goose Creek Parish, and ST. Pauis Parish are
completed and that the Taxes may be paid the lands
and lots therein, for sixty days from this date at their
office in the City of Charleston South Carolina
WM. HENRY BRISBANE,) U. S. Direct-Tax
w. E. WORDING, Commissioners
WILLIS DRUMNIOND, for s. Carolina
Go No. 20 Broad street, rear of Law Range
Charleston, s. c., Dec. IL, 1865. December II
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THE UNDERSIGNED,

The UNDERS1GNED,
TOLORED PERSONS TAKE THIS METHOD OF
" informing their friends, and Others that they have
formed Copartnershp for the purpose OF transactng
GENERAL PURCHASING, COMMISSION AND SHIP.
PING BUSINESS In this city.
T. E. CHION, Agent,
No. 474 King-street, opposite Radcliffe.
November 28 I2e
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THE COPARTNERSHIP
TIT HERETOFORE EXISTING UNDER THE NAME
Ill Of NEWMAN FOWLER Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent A. F. NEWMAN.
November 23 EDWARD FOWLER.
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COPARTNE Err SHIP.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE FORMED A CO.
w PARTNERSHIP for the transaction of GENE
RAIL COMMISSION BUSINESS in tho City Of New
York, under the firm Of j. II. BROWER 4 CO., and are
prepared to afford fair facilities consignments.
JOHN H. BROwER.
WILLIAM H. SELLERS.
BENJAMIN B. BLYDENBURGH.
New York, October 2, 1865. 3mos October
, 1865-03-21

A Humor Regarding Lee-Rcbcl Ncero
TT0opk-1he Rebels About to Test Ihe
ETnrrint

NEW YoEK, Monday. March sD.-Files OF late
Richmond papers show that an effort to raise ne-
gro regime nts for the rebel armies has commenced
IN earnest The Official order has been 1ssand,
md rendezvous for the reception OF recruits,
slave and free, has been established. Ali who orc
received Viii he mustered IL for the var.
rrgcs on the work Of raising and organiziny negro
troops. and Rsye he is anxious to witness their
lrst experiment IN fighting for the rebel cause.
Ihc New York tribune says It has private in-
that It ts tmroesible, with the means at hts COM
mana. to MAKE I'd aeainet the Union forces now
concentrating for hts overthrow.
EKtraeta from Shmona s. papess 2! Friday con
convtcted recently tor burglary, and sentenced to
he hung en- tho 15th Of March, have BEEN patdonad
bsfhe Governor, On condition Of volunteering in
The military service Of the Conederacy. AZ soon ~
released from prison they repaired 10 n colored
cGmn for instruction, and were regularly mustered
m The enlistment Of negroes in Richmond goes
The re- o!ut1on Of the House 9elsive 10 the address
to the couptry. The Confederate Congress nd
journed on Thursday at u O'Clock m. In the State
senate The following resolution was Offered, but
Ee6bftft;. That the banks Of this Commonwealth
are hereby prohibited from diminishing the spc-
c their except by loans to the State
O. Confederate Government, until otherwise or
deftd. and the Governor is required to render
their funds.''
:. The Richmond :p1pcrs contain IN appeal from
iments. They ask the people of Virginia, Who
have given sons. hfothere, money and property to
SUPPORT the var. nbw to give servants who Wilt be
T. m s ar to Si The
g1oes will make excellent so!dicrs.
The rchc1 House On the 15ih passed the Senate
bill authofiz'ng the Secretary II the Treasury to
staas and pavr in trea*ary notes. The lIouse also
passed the bill EuependfhK the Adbtds eorpus
, 1865-03-21

Observed made good their escape, during the
dark stormy night, and tzneersins various forest1
e1a theeStf travelling only BY night guided By
'n between Ests:a North and South ,caro'ina
n eaiety, and succeeded in reachiu: SheTman's
teea 1o1cs as thsy we're moving on F:settsie and
Melc come thirty miles distant from that town.
Hence they vent down Cape Fear riycr to Wtl-
m1ngton. which they reached on the 18TH They
bclcng mostly to Eastern regiments and are IN
very destitute condition, many Of them having
been prisoners for the last year, and what lite
money ther possessed when csptured Was either
fpcni or tnken hy the rebels.
In pursuance Of a call Of the Mayor at VII
mfrgton, on the evening Of the 14th, very lsrse
meeting, including soDe Of the most prominent
citizens, wae held. baylng for tts object the aop
tton o.. resolutions whereby The anthority Of the
III tied Slater Government would be recognized
and held In obedience. In the dress c,rcle Of the
iheater were eeated Indies, who seemed eage11y
interested in the proceedings. The stage vas
handsomely dressed with American Aags, placed
there in anticipation Of a meeting by some loyal
Citizen. who apparently entertained no doubt OF
what would be the sentiments OF the meeting,
The bands Of the Leland I'd Brigade, Ames dayi-
E,on ot Icff3's Corps were in Attendance through
The evening. Several speeches were made, and
res o1ut1ons adopted The Mayor of the city In
closing hts speech. remarked: 1My friends, lei
4e tonight forEet and forgive all past political
rences, and live only for the future resolving
thai i1Gm henceforth it shall be our aim and Oh.
3ecL 10 secure peace promote prosperity, and add
TO the glory and grandeur OF our common coau-
ify.' This was greeted with prolonged applause.
, 1865-03-21
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Progress Of Military Eyent8-Thc Ocs
cuNatfOA OF K1nst0n-Sherm0n7
Movements &c.

-r.,,----- &C.,
Progress OF NtiI1tarJ Eyenta-Ihe &c.
cuEat1on OF h1nston-shefman's
Morcmenfes &c.
NKwBERN, n. c., March 1910 4. A.-our forces
now occupy Ktpston. and are repairing the rail-
900 hrttra srroze +he Nense e,-h1rh Will he I'm.
~. 80 49,. ~. o,..,,- ..o+o don,,-xl.
izhed In lew onTe. Ihe enemy were oemo1a4-
lied on leaving Kinston for Go1dsbozo. Most Of
.br North faro!ina troops belonging In the east
en- part .! tns otaI uoA 'eAeu 'eA'' ~ 1'4"t's'
md retired to their homes. !,
The Goldsforo journal Of the 7th inst. etates
,o;co frn,, t1ni cttT IN fte 4th tnst conslstinr
~ thnir io,Sina 1;snera1s among xhnr1 wss fhelr
~ rrc.t leader. I;sn. Tee'
,rhs ,rns,hs4- ia rn~v vam and showerv. Tho
mcrcnrv s,ands "a at ~ In the shade,
, 1865-03-21
Cord Prom !. Win&toxT Aver, N. D.
Concerning the Conspiracy.


Editors 1F7b"ne:
1t lie not my purpose at this time to specify fhe
nuin.'one o1se 4a'o.uoous ~ 1elauoa 70 "sse1
n1eh nasS zen sta1c@ apon .ne n Wines stand BE-.
do thif should (c obliged 10 ask considerable
Epace and NJ secn's to be II re &C.
3s1se WI ID % fo0nie atew n n1 ,6 F'msr ~ l
tttd, ttma'tus curat11r.
Hut 10 regard to the fssi1mGny ot John Tehon;
Tnlch nas ~. ~ nesa pa9as9hse ths u propsr
should fay le" woras, nna tnat VIII 40 briefly
aud explicitly: ! never saW Ichon TO know hin
~ ny NE 40 mol kaoW oi.n even y easnt, ana
never heaiG o. sucn peis9a pI or o. person o.
nns " S e; IL s,l;ant We w.. t,ss ~ ~
, 1865-03-21
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1856;

a half dollars per bushc1, and bncou four md
hnlf dollars per pound. One dollar In green
backs sold for twenty five dollars in rebel notes.
'.Twcnty thonsand bales Of cotton wefe piled
up in heap at the depot Of the Mobile aud Ohio
Railroad, ready for transportation into tie 1nte-
nor aa soon IS the rebels should become cpnyinc-
ed Of their inability to bold the place. The citi-
Gems believe that Gen. injury, the rebel com
mander. wcu1d burn the city II he was cpnpellcd
to abandon 1t.
IA severe etoEm visited Mobile Bar on the eyc-
ming of the Sih inst, and continued nearly tTcu-
tJ.tour hours. Two transports Of the naNonal
ifet we're driven ashore, and eome damage was
, 1865-03-21

Gen. popc,s Order Concerning EueriI-
12A-RetfOleum.

Especial Dispatch to the ch1eaeo Tdhune.}
ST. LOUIS, Monday, March 10
The Conservatives and rebels are sorely dlsap-
pointed with Gen. Pope's order ordering military
officers tn the interior to cooperate with The
courts In the arrest and punishment Of hosze
thieves and guerillae. He SAYS that whero there
Is evidence to convict any military prisoners OF
eon, robbery Or murder, they must be turned over
to the eonrts; but when any such person is ac.
omitted BY dlsloyal jury, he must be re.arrerted
and tried By military court This ts 80 directly
opposite to what the rebel sympathlze1a expected,
that they arc rexed.
AZ meeting held IN Randolph county to con-
kider the subject Of Gen. Pope's letter, Judge
Bell. lac Member Of Congress, atated that tho let
1ts w3s written At ths instfgaaon Of President
yiewe If the Administration upon the subject.
1t is .uno7ed that las. i. Eads, lately con.pIc-
hons In procuring the alteration Of assessments
against ST Louis rebels, is to be candidate Of the
Conservative Clay banks Copperheads aud rebels
for Mayor, agnlnet Gen. Mcneil. E,ds Is said to
be contemplating European tour. He viii be
sent rp Salt River gratis, II candidate.
Recent discoveries Of petroleum III &hls Statc
are exc,t3ng attention, and several companies have
been formed.
, 1865-03-21

NOTICE. Bills Of the Bank Of
4 Green Bay. Wisconsin, Will borrdeemed u. y A.
Oh by the Fitth Mutton Il Of Cheazo
until i4ithtr notEt. They arc Also redeemed at BIT
ISAAC q LOMBARD,
ull11.nfI1.it ~ -e-s0'
, 1865-03-21

Our Special Midnight Dispatch-nI1lI.
Tar1 and General News Sunni mmRFy,

Especial Dispatch to the Western Psess,1
new YoRK. Monday, March 20.
The Herald, edltorlal1y, thinks the rebels will
cvacuate Richmond without another battle. 1t
saysft is the only alternative left to save Lees
army. It thinks Lee will form junction With
Joe Johnston at Dauville.
: The Time New Orleans correspondent says:
!" A woman, who left Mobile on the 9th, eaya the
trt ops were being removed, and everything indt-
taed that the city would be evacuated. It Is prob
atle that most vi The garrison !s outside ot Tie
city limits. Rche! officers, who recently deserted,
Eay the city will be defended but think 1t can be
takcn.r
New YoRB, Monday, March e0.-Spcculation in
gold ts comparatively qu1e' ana altogether On the
bear side. There were tul:: '-s Of the evacuation
Of Mobile a1s he resignation II Gen. Lee, which
dropped gold 70 1G44.
NEW YonK. Monday, March sO.-The R5sf eays
the ca1lg Dry Geo 3 RETAIL houses are marx
the Iidpccd ntfca OF ccid4 49,
, 1865-03-21

THICAGODENTAL SOCIETY,
Dental Society at "
:. WHITES Dental Depot,
On 1Ftst AZ EVENING. M4fcn 1lzt. at i O'Clock.
tnll nitsndsnce Is rartca , REQUESTED.
By oEdtg, GEO. GUSHING,
m191osllt VIce Pre- Hrrt
, 1865-03-21

{Signed.l n =. FonEET,
, 1865-03-21

regular meeting Of the Cathollc 1otal Apsna'
cpcc Bepcyo,cut Association wat held On Sunday
evening last Rev. Dr.. McGoTcfn, the Fsesirsns n
lowing were unanimously adopted:
WuEnEAs. The Catholic ladies Of Ch1eago hase,
on tie anniversary ce1eh1auon Of oqt patson
SAINT publicly ticnfhed their appree1at1on OF me
efforts pi this Association. in the canse o. temper
ancc, ty presenting u with t,so beauhini oan n
s1nr nutaye |and-the sun-burst OF Erin snd the
hannur OF freedom OF this country, the st2rs and
STRIPES: therefore
~ f,hicIvo our eiucc1c thanks fur thcif kind ac-
fnouiedGuent Of thc services Of this Association,
IN staytuE the wtde.spreadi1g evils Of intempcr-
Ps.o,s<d. That we Htll chrr,eh the banner thua
,rseented 10 u, and the nobe and inspirisit ad-
arcss which accompanied It. rs incentives t. r.,
',sara merit The appreciation Of the fair donors
a,Ma' and ,be,r accomplished representative Miss
" h1ta.
, 1865-03-21
St. Luke.s Hospital and Public ChnrI-

ties,
Mr. Clinton Locke, who, bef!cve, IL rector Of
G=acc Church, in acknowledging donations and
subscriptions 10 this UoeplEal. takes occasion to
ray that ''al.hough this Hoepital is under the
charge Of the Episcopal Church. yet the beds are
u really no necessity for d,sy other free hospita!
In the city. a large experience has proved that
colleges and hospftuls thrive much better when
under the ca1e of one religious budy." In COM
mon with, as think. very large majority Of the
charitable citizens Of Chicago outside Of The Ko-
man Catholic Church. dissent from NJ. Locke's
e 1Re es''ope oppe1tanify % vi Vii n' given "fo t.
all denominations to participate in its manase
aiht Is the h,ssets aahosty ssyng ~ is o1e
blessed 70 give than to receive" and do moi nd
n'rc that charity which seeks to conane the gift.
credit Of charity or institution to one droomlna.
ton, while atl others are requested to contribute
funds 10 tts support do not think even fair Of
themselves the en,ire management OF 4 free hos
nlta and provide by law that the rector Of one Of
1h.E r. ,od3 churches should he the Permanent
sa sisso1 sasoad BE- :siea upoa
ior 1ts support. and be told oy that Rector" that
hospital IN thc city, than Tit Of Of Which tbo Rse see
tor fs BY Law the Ifesldcn', and whose whole N n,
II our Episcopalian friends wish 10 hare see,,-
rfan institutions. let them support them from their
own sect. But lei all truly charitable PERSONS
all persons Of enlarged charlty-all who believe
thai ,tthere arc other sheep not Of this fold"
unite in building up ins itut1ons which ackuov-
ledge the ueefulncss and ability Of ali Their eretl-
ren Of whatever sect or denomination. This Is
true repnbicanism, without caste or exclusive
nefe.
shout ehat experiences proves. The ctastt1b1o
md educational Institutions Of Massachusetts,
whose management and care are under the exclus-
i've control Of no enc religions body or scot, are
institutions in this fiy, ench as the Chlcaso o.;
nhan Asylnm, the fIoma Of the Friendless, and
IT, % Old LsdIes' Home, foEnfah proof against Hr.
We arc told that In OUT Fathers house arc many
msnsione. md doubtless there are many roads
that lead there; and do2ht not there are many
didercnt forms of charltyfor WHY'S bf establishing
and maintaining clarifies. Bnt it nay & wsl be
questioned whether any one sect has right to sp-
nIopTiate 10 itself the goot name and Credit o1
chnritT which all are called upon to kupport
The Sanitary Commission is one Of tue moet
noble md efficient Of charities existing during our
II it, officers and managera had been C. soaansa 10
one sectf TRUa CHARITY
, 1865-03-21

WAsR,SGTox, Mond.y, March a0.-Cougrees at
the Inst scteiop passed an act providing that any
peffnn, whether as inventor or assignee, for
whom patent VAS ordered to issue npoa The pay.
mcnt Of the final fee, but who had failed to make
payment thereof. shall have the right to mike IN
application fer patent the same us In the clse Of
an orieln4l application, provided snch application
be made within two years alter date Of the allow
ancc Of the original application, and nothing
HE IN damages any persons who have manuiac-
furtd OR used my article or thing for which the
ratcnt Aforesaid was ordered 10 Issue. Tic MI
cpp1es to all cases no.s In tbs patent Office, and
also fpch "a u,aY hereafter he Hled -.
, 1865-03-21
FTsOaA CAIRO AN1h BELOW.
From New Orleans and vlcksbure-A
Steamer Captured by The IkcbeIs-
Arrest Of a Female SpE.

CA1Eo, Monday, March s0.-New Orleans da4es
of the 18Th arc received.
The New Orleans 7sn,<s hns information Of tho
capture Ct the steamer Monroe, which went up
ers, Wm. Mullisan. and Wiley Carpenter, were
killed By the rebels. DR.. Brown, also one Of the
owners, is supposed to be killed. When last
The pilot Of the cunboat Chilllcothe Was c,p-
tured while on shore Mt Fort Adams.
a lady going out from Vicksburg, few days
since. excited the suspicion OF the oicer, by lis
peculfa1t'iee Of her manner, and, upon .bc,ny
kearehed, there was found In the heel OF one -of
her shoes, m accurate map Of the Notifications Of
headquarters Of the Generals and full descriptions
Of yaTlous commIssary and other public stores,
she was arrested and taken back to Vlcksburc,
and furnished with safe quarters.
The Ohio river Is falling. The weather IL
, 1865-03-21
An I1unort1ftt Fsx,rnor

NV YonK, Monday, March a0.-The 7imts Paris
correspondence saye at reb.l council in That city
Understood that deciston was come to a7thof-
a4ttpE Pnce. commander Of the ram Stonesal to at
tack the Cnited Sta1ts fleet In the har7or Of Fer.
fo], Spain. The feet Is composed Of tho Niayara,
Sacramento, md 1t ts presumed The 1roquDis: The
SfontWall carries 80 ponder. and a thick .cui-
raEt. which leads to come apprehensIonB AS to tho
resu t % our vessels arc not cuEnssed. The Spun.
lib authorities however have mounted heavy
battery and are determined to have their neutrality
respected.