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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21
Gen. Grant has issued the following
imDortant order.

Gen. Grant has issued the following
important order:
WAsHrNeFoN. D. c., July 1, 1866.
General Orders, No. A.
Department, District and Post com
manders in States lately in rebellion are
hereby directed to arrest all persons who
have been or may hereafter be charged
with the commission of crimes and often
ses against officers, agents, citizens and
inhabitants of the United States, irres
pective of color, in cases where the civil
authorities have failed to arrest and bring
such parties to trial, and to delain them
in military confinement until such time
as proper judicial trial may be ready
and willing to try them.
A strict and prompt enforcement of
this ordor IS required. s
By command Of Gen. Grant.
E. D. TOWNSEND, a. A. G.
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CLARKE II WAsHIEGFOE.

We clip The following from the Wash
ingtOn Daily Chronicles. 1t is = msritsd
compliment to the political integrity of
Kansas, and TO our Representative in
Congress:
KANSAS AND THE AlEEEDMENT.
The political intelligence from Kansas
is very significant. The action of Con
gress has been approved with fervor
that proves how eagerly the people await
ed the result of the deliberations of their
public servants at the nations capital.
Parties are divided into Republicans
and Copperheads. There is no chance
for the scheme of third party. 10 Kan
sas. the effort to organize one would be
laughed out of existence. AS an emil
Chronicle: "a travelling circus could
get no more votes than the Bread and
Butter Brigade in the Northwest" On
the 21st inst, Sidney Clarke, the brave
young Representative in Congress from
Kansas, had splendid reception from
his constituents at Lawrence, aud spoke
with great effect on the issues Of the day.
Mr.. Clarke is the chairman of the Repub-
lican State Committee of Kansas, a meet
ing Of which was held on the Goth of June.
The proceedings were Witnessed by a
crowd of leading men from distant parts
of the State, and were full of enthusiasm
for Congress and the new articles OF
amendment. Mr.. Clarke spoke on the
2lst at Fraser's Hall, In the beautiful,
free city of Lawrence.
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The total valuation of property in Ateh-
ison, according to the assessment recently
made. is 100000.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21

The estimsted loss BY the great Port
land Ere isfrom SIC. oOo, 900 to $4,000
600.
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ADHESION.
[Extraet from the ORGANIC Act. Sc. sl

Extract from the Organic Act, Sec. 81
That each representative district in this
State shall be entitled to send one pupil each
term of said school, said pupil to be RECON-
mended by the representiVe of the district to
the board of directors; the person thus recorn
mended, shall be admitted free OF tuition. Pro.
Uided, the applicant shall be of good moral
character and shall sustain a saiEfacterv en-
animation, and eclaration of intention to
follow the business of teaching common
schools in this State, las long as he Or she shall
remain in the school as teaeher.) And Pro
vided further, That pupils may be admitted
without signing such declaration of intention
on such terms as the board of directors NAV
prescribe.
Students are required to be, if males,
seventeen, and if females, sixteen years
of age. This rule may be suspended in
favor of pupils who intend to complete
the course of study before teaching, and
manifest sufficient maturity of mind.
CALENDAR.
The School Year of forty weeks is di.
yidsda as follows: The first term COM
mences on Wednesday, September 18th,
1866, and continues fourteen weeks. Va
cation, one week. Second term, twelve
weeks. Vacation, one week. Third
term, twelve weeks.
EXPENSES AND BOARDING.
A contingent fee of FIVE dollars a year
will be required of each sLndent, to meet
incidental expenses.
Good board can be obtained in families
ct reasonable rates. Some pupils board
themselves at comparatively small ex.
pense. A large boarding house is now
building for the use of the Normal Stu
dents. It will be finished as soon as
practicable-by the LIST of January, it is
believed. .. Students will be assisted in
obtaining boarding places by making ap-
plication to the Principal. or the Secreta-
~ of the Board of Directors.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nearly all the text books used by the
pupils are supplied by the State. Stu
dents are advised to bring with them
such musical and other text books as they
have, but not to purchase others until
they arrive.
The school is sustained by the State at
large, and so is under the control of no
religious denomination. The moral vel
A@AO Va VIC SSAO0u(0 Will uOJS however,
be neglected.
Any pupil who has contracted vicious
habits, or who does not cheerfully COM
ply with the requirements of the school,
will not be allowed to remain in it as 8
member.
Connected with the school there is a
we'll conducted Literary SOcisty, which
gives opportunity for social and refined
culture.
A Bible Class, conducted by a mem
Der of the Faculty, is sustained by the
students, -
Physical Exercises will be had daily.
Students who wish, will have apportu-
nifty to take music lessons.
: All letters relating to the school should
be addressed estate Normal School, En-
poria, Kansas
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KANSAS STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
EalPORIA, KAAaAs.
.noArn q d. eEoRs:
* oTffoTO NENBRRs

His Exesilency. Tn GovEnHoH, Prest. Of Board
The STATE TsrAsuRER, Treasurer Of Board.
STATE SgPERIxTExEDEzT, of Public Instruction
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Gen. Lanes funeral was preached last
Sabbath at La Wrenee. By II. D. Fisher.
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s.All Reads Lead to Rome.

he Venom Of Disappointed Ambition
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Preston King and James H. Lane were
members of the Baltimore Convention,
having been members of the Senate to-
gether. Persons who attended the Con-
Vention viii remember q laughabls scene
in which they were conspicuous. Mr..
King rose to speak, in The body of the
hall, to question that Was under consid-
Grafton, when Mr.. Lane suggested, in q
loud tone of voice. that the gentleman
from New York (Mr. King was an ex-
tremely eOrPulsnt man take his position
on the platform while speaking, so that
the Convention might see through him."
The suggestion drought down the
house, . and caused a peculiar smile to
sufuss the broad countenance of Mr..
King.
TELEoRAPH COMrAHr.-During the dis
eussiOn in Congress the following stafis-
tics were ELECTED:
It appears that there are in the city of
New Yorkoyer 20 telegraph Offices, with
. torce Of 375 persons: that there are now
30 wires between New York and Wash
ington, and that nearly 100 wires leave
the city of Rev Yotk. The American
and Western Union companies have about
E 600 Offices, with 5, COO employees. The
names Of 80 companies are given, with
an aggregate capital Of $50, OOO, 900, en-
ploying 5000 persons.
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BushWh aeking Extraordinary

The Republicans and Soldiers Of Lyon
COuntY Chased with 0nantrell!
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CALENDAR.

The School Year of forty weeks is d.
yidsdas follows: The first term COM
mences on Wednesday, September 18th,
1866, and COZ tinues fourteen weeks. Va
cation, one week. Second term, twelve
weeks. Vacation, one week. Third
term, twelve weeks.
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E. D. ToWNskND. a. A. G.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
NEWS OF THE DAY.
CONGRESS-.

SESATR.-The reconstruction question was still
under consideration in the Senate yesterday The
bill to reorganze the clerical force of the interior
Department was passed and the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-In the House very little business was
done. debate occurred on the bill to accept
Leage Island as a Navy Yard, but the matter was
laid over fer future consideration. Additional tes-
timony in regard to the condition of the Southern
States was read and the House adjourned.
GENERAL NEWS.
The Emperor of Brazil has presented to
Professor Agassiz splendid collection of fishes.
The drivers on the street railroad cars in
Cincinnati have struck for two dollars day.
Part of Willis Hall (Marye's Heights1
will probably be taken for buryingground for the
Federal dead.
"A Southern paper says naively: "Mr.
Thaddeus Stevens does not impress US as person
acting under commission from the Prince of Peace"
-Messrs. Bowen, Bros. & Co., of Alexan-
dria, Va, charged with incendiarism, have been
honorably acquitted.
The wheat crop in the vicinity Of Freder-
icksburg Va, it is said s almost entirely failure
"A little girl, six years old, fell from a
third story window in Brooklyn on Monday, and was
instantly killed.
A Mr.. Dickey, of Randolph, Tenn, was
uiu0aHy muruereu Dy TWO uegTOeS duU d. Wuitc uldu
few days ago. Mr.. Dickey possessed $1,000. which
they coveted. The murderers have been arrested.
The Fredericksburg Ledger calls the
economy" of business men who do not advertise
closing up shop, to avoid paying house rent ant
yet expecting to participate in trade There is mor
truth in this than some people imagine.
Why does not Congress appoint com
mittee to go to the border and report upon Fenial
| operations? From the Clifton House, at Niagar
Falls they could. by the aid of the powerful glasss
! kept there, survey the whole dsld.-Rspxb.
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Arrival OF COIOred Troops TO be Mustered

FOBT MoyRoE, June 6.-The steamer Gen. Sher-
leans, has arrived with l25 OF the Tenth United
states toiored troops, to be disembarked and mus
been stationed at Galveston. Eighr companies. the
balance of the command under Major W. +. Baker,
mas since sailed from New Orleans the steamers
Mernlch and Layacca; the former is due The
weather is reported as heavy off Hatteras Yesterday
9he steamer City of Albany. Captain AdinsworTh
arrived in the Capes this morning. and reported ha
ing encountered heavy squall yesterday off Hoo
Island, from the southwest There was n terrifc
an hour.
The steamer Winchester. from Havana, sailed to-
dav for New York. N "
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Baltimore Markets, June 6,

C0FFEE:-We hear of no transactions to-day in
Coffee. Prime Rio is scarce and wanted but low
grades. of which there is large stock dull and de-
cidedly heavy We quote follows, viz: Rio at l60
2OH cts gold for common to choice; Laguayra at l9@
2012 cts, gold and Java at 26@261a cts, gold. We
notice the arrival today of cargo per bark Cricket
from Rio. which increases the stock here to about
1000 bags.
FLOUR.-The market continues very quiet. trans
actions to-day being confined entirely TO sales of
small lots to the local trade Prices are unchanged
has been for some days past. We again quote as
follows viz Howard street Super at $40 50@105; do
Extra at $l2@l2.5; Ohio super at $l0.25@lO.50; do
Extra at $1 5Ggl2 Northwestern Super spring wheat
"a 5na9 rs: do Extra at & City Mills Super
spring wheat at 1910 do sSndard Extra spring
ter wheat at $l4@15 bbl; Baltimore Family is sell.
ing at SIT, and Western aud Howard street do at Sl
mf5 a hbi Rye Flour quote at S6@6.50, and
Corn Meal at So 25@$4. so p Dbl.
GRAIN.-Corn was in light Supply M ply to-day, the re.
about bqshe bette thar on ysstsIday
there was an advance of to cts sales of 600 bush
els being made at $3.50 cts and OF 1000 bushels a
$1,000 cts. We notice also sales of 1000 bushsl
mixed at "a cts, Of wheat there was only about so
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The Case of Henderson ai NashyiIle-Pe.
titiOn i'm Favor of O,Neis

NASHVILLE, June 5.-The court-lnartial adjourned
till Monday. General Davis has been instructed to
obey the writ of hd6eds corpus served upon him on
the petition of Henderson: The adjournment pre-
the good character of Mr.. Hoge, from influential
citizens of wheeling, Va, and several members Of
Congress.
A dispatch has been sent to President johnson,
asking for suspension of action upon the applica-
tion of the British Government for Col. 0'Nei and
others, until the petition from citizens of Nashville
had been received. 90. 90
The Internal Revenue Collector seized over SOC
barrels of whisky for nOn-payment of taxes and
frauds during the month past.
There is great Fenian meeting here tonight.
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EnEm HEnNinn-


NEW YORK, June 6.-Havana dates of the 10Th
state that a Spanish steamer had arrived there with
Vera Cruz dates OF the 2lst and City of Mexico ad-
vices to May Is The complete defeat of Cortinas is
announced by the Mexican papers, on the 9th ult.,
at Palito Blanco. Several Americans are reported
among the killed of Cortinas' army. Tampico is be-
sieged by Gomez.
Maximilan is about to make a trip to Guadala-
lara.
1t is reported that the Juarists repused in an
attack on Teotitlan. The Juarists have marched
south from Chihuhua to Santa hosalia Several other
engagements reported, all giving advantage to
the French.
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AdETSEHsENTS, A

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Ihe attendance at
the theatre last night was larger than the pre-
ceding evening-the vast auditorium being filled
with b most brilliant display of beauty and fashion
The spectacular drama Of the Seven Sisters was
gwen with greater effect than the first night there
being of that stitfnes of the machinery which
is almost inseparable in a piece Of this character
The brilliant little star Lolita, shone more brightly
than ever, and her yivacious personation of Tara.
rne, with her charming singing and ravishing dane
lng called forth the most enthusiastic applause The
other characters were remarkably well sustained hy
Messrs bishop Hall, Hamilton, &c. and the beauti
tul scenery was greatly admired The piece will he
performed this evening for the third time and the
indications are that there will be another full house
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The MeDOnOgh will Case---May0r Monroe
nmd the I.afe IIer,- Snnff-

New ORLEANS. June 5-Cotton nominal sales 100
bales; low middngs, S35 cts; receipts of four days.
3'26 bales, against 2,2lg same time last week; ex
pOrtS 49, $50 bales stock l2i43 bales. Bank sterling,
S. New York bank checks Is premium.
In the McDonogh sutographic will case. Piorro
Soule presented a petition for releasing. The Su-
preme Court have returned it to have the objection
able words struck out.
The charge telegraphed that Mayor Monroe will
refuse to hoist the flag to the memory of Gen Scott
is false He will raise it when the General coumand-
ing makes the official announcement
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From st. E.OuIs.

ST LOUIS June 5.-General Grants family arrived
here to-day. "-- i''N
One hundred miles of the Union Pacific Railroad
was completed GSterdsy, giving three hundred aud
elghy-thIee miles of continuous rail- west of St.
LOUIS Inns company is now rum ing one hundred
and tTenty-slX miles of road, including the Law
renee and Leavenworsh branch ana will reach Fort
Reilly in the latter part of July.
The Old School Presbyterian AssembIv adiourneS
last night, to meet in Cincinnati in May next.
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S. .T.-1S60.-X.-The amount of Plantation Bitters
sold in year is something startling They would
fill Broadway six feet high from the Park to 4th
street. brakes manuactory is one of the institu-
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabalistc
IS. T.-lS60.X.." and then got the old granny legs-
latOrs to pass law preventing disfguring the face
not know how this is, but do know the Plantation
Bitters SELL as no other article did. They are
used by all classes of the community and are death
on Dyspepsa-certain. They very invigOrating
when langud and weak and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by all Druggists
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FOstOiEice Department.
The following orders were issued Tuesday:


Virgipia-.Reopen the following postofIices and
make appointments
Hyco, Halifax county, Wm F. Tucker postmaster:
Shannons Hill, Goochland county, Rebecca I. Hen
ming postmstress; Johnson's Springs, Goochland
county. Dennis Nicholas postmaster; Bells Cross
Roads. Louisa county, Mary A. Bauham postmiS-
tress: Hardricksyille Nelson county, 4. I. Parkcs
postmaster. Office at Midway Mills Nelson county
is discontinued,
Mrs. Mary l.. Robertson, postmstreSS, Goochland
G. H., Va, vice John S. Swift declined. William
G. Arvin, postmaster, MOOre's Ordinary, Prince Ed
ward county, Va, vice A. d. Harding, failed to give
bond. Charles Fredcking, postmaster, Meadow
Greek. GraysQn county, Ea, VICE J, Edwards. who
master, Woodtalk, Orange county. vice p NJ Jack
son, cannot take the oath. Mrs. NJ. L. White post
mistress, Branchvile, Southampton county, vice j.
H. Doughty, cannot take the oath. Thos 0. Kane,
postmaster Millboro Springs, Bath county vice Mrs.
5. r. Woods, moved away.
West Vtrginia.-Re-open Blue Sulphur SPRING.
Oreenorer county, Mrs. Louisa ii. Johnston post
mistress. At Upland, Mason county, John NJ Ball
clined.
PennsvlOania ORices.-Ofico at Davidsburg, York
county, is reestabshed, and j IL flckes aPPonnteo
postmaster At West Auburn. SusquehSnna county
Jas. a. Lacey postmaster. wee ,. a Chhh' ueehhed
NEW THEORY ABOUT THE CHoLERA.-Mr Rosing
cbo,oe d'ofaiyes of the Hanseatic towns in this
country denies that the German passengers bring
the cholera with them from Germany. He accounts
for the breaking out of the disease among the Ger
man emigrants. during their transit through Eng
land in the following manner,
"It was the inhuman treatment at the hands of
unscrupulous agents that made these unfortunates
sick. They were shipped like cattle in English
steamers to Hull, there and in Liverpool ava ting
passage. penned up in dirty taverns and fed with un-
wholesome food. 1t is established fact that the
meat dealt out to these people was that of beasts
infected by the cattle plague"
The Examining Board at the I. S. Naval
Academy at Annapolis express themselves highly
pleased with the progress of the students
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YIN lifting the kettle from the FIRE scalded myself
very severely-one hand almost to crisp. The tor
ture was unbearable. The Mexican Mustang
Liniment relieved the pain almost Immediately. 1t
healed rapidly, and left very little scar.
''CHAs. Foster, 420 Broad street, Philadelphia"
This is merely sample of what the Mustang Lini-
men will do. 1t is invaluable in all cases Of wounds.
sweings sprans cuts. bruises, spayins, ETC., either
upon man beast
Beware of counterfeits None is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel plate engravings bearing the
signature of G: W. Westbrook. Chemist, and the
2riDae stamp of DEMAs BARNES & Co., New York.
Saratoga Sprin. Water, sold by all Druggists.
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From Fort Monroe.

Fort MONROE. June 6.-The steamer Winchester.
has arrived. bound to New York. She encountered
on Sunday heavy Southeast gale, lasting twenty
four hours The day before she sailed the crew mu-
tinted. and three put in irons by the Consul and
sent to New York to be delivered to the United
States District Attorney for trial
A heavy Southeast gale accompanied by rain and
lightning sprung up suddenly here at halfpast three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. uprootipg trees but
doing no other material damage
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LATEST telegraph HEHS
10 THE
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4.sE2ESs I sjSfigl III Il III kAaIo
LATEST FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF the Steamer Africa.

HALIFAX. June 6.-The steamer Africa, from Liv-
crpool. May 26th, has arrived.
LONDON. May 25.-lt is confirmed that the three
neutral Powers havo sent identical notes 10 Berlin
EiennI. Frankfort and Florence, inviting all those
PoweTa to conference and it is new believed that all
these Powers viii assent to join in a conference to be
held at Pans as early as possible Narlika Prepars-
tons Eesnwhlle continue on the Continent.
Ihe depression in English finances mrd in com
merce still continues, but ther0 is rather better
feeling.
VIA QuEENSrowN, May 27.-Ihs sate cf affairs on
the Continent s UNCHANGED. The London Observer
states that no Congress will assemble unless Austria
joins and Austrian consent is given.
Reports again current at Prague that the Prus-
sian troops are advancing 20 the frontier
Brus srls journal states that Kossuth is acting in
concert vi Il the Italian Government and endeayor-
ing TO excite revolution in Hungary
LONDON, May 27,-At the stock exchange IL is CON
sidrred that reaction may be about to sat in
The large arrivals of specie from America was one
cause OF the better feeling in financial and conmer-
cial circles.
commercial Intelligence
LIVERPOOL. May q. Evening.-Cotton-Th mar
ket IS fTmer, but prices unchanged Sales 1G l0
bales.
i.readstutfi.-The market is inactive.
Proyis0ns.-The market is dull
FINANCIAL,
LONDON, Mar 20, Evcning.-Consols S7@S714; Uni
ted states Iwenties, 654 4G6534: Erie 4i24G4 u
Illinois, 16&134. There Is general improvement in
the stOcE eschanCe.
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EnAnl HnNnnn

from 5ayapa on the ID, has arrived. The Spanish
frigato Isabella Catolica, with General Dulce on
board. had sailed for New York. General Lensundi
had taken possession of the Government Of Cuba II
is said the rigate Nayos De Tolsa, in which he came
will join the Spanish fleet in the Pacific.
On the morning of the I'd inst placards were found
posted on the streets of Havana of an incendiary
alo~
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FROM CAAEF0REEA,
FROM San FFaEciscO-The CrOps-Earth-
quake-News From Cflina-lEining Stock
QnOtafiOns, etc.

SAN FgAYCIsCo. May 30-The steamer Sacramen-
to, Captain Caverly, sailed to-day for Panama, car
ryirg Sl32S 900 in treasure of which Sq 300 was for
New ork. The San FranciEco Board of Trade for
the protection oftIade and the promotion of CONNER
capital stock of 100000. A decree was promulgated
at Manila, March G. which eXempts from tonnage all
vessels arriving and departing in ballast.
There Is little interest in mining shares: 0phir,
$3.50; Imperial, $l2l; Savage, $500: Yellow Jacket,
SOC, Beleher. S22} Chollar Potosi, S3US. Legal
Tenders, 49,
Hong Kong dates of April reported that Flour
advanced TO S99l0 per Dbl, and holders unwilling
to sell at quotations. Vessels were wanted at Hong
Kong and Manila for San Francisco. New y hite
Sugars were coming forward, with considerable OF
last years Brown, which has been kept back for
higher prices.
slight shock of earthquake was felt in San Fran
cisco at 3.S5 A. NJ. to-day. No damage Mas done.
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WHAT DID IRA young lady. returning to her
country home after sojourn of few months in New
of rustic flushed face, she had soft. ruby com,
gexion. of almost marble smoothness and instead Of
p she really appeared but X She told them PLAINLY
without it. Any lady can improve her personal ap-
pearance very much by using this article 1t can be
ordered of any druggist for only 80 cents;
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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From China-Piracy and. Mutiny.

waters still continue. Six hundred and fifty Chinese
emgrants the ship Napoleon mutinied and fet fire
boats. Pirates attacked the ship Mehee the 10th
of March, but after vigorous fight they were driven
had been attacked a few days previous, and one Of
the and six pirates killed before the latter
were repulsei. - -