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NJ e x &c O i.
Reports ~ Way ef san Franciseo-MiIi-
tary Operations In sonora and Aes-

tary Operations In sonora and Aea-
psiee. sc.
SAN SsAsasco, March g. 1904
Advoss from VI Paso, Mexico, have been received
The republican government still located Al that place
Jusrez had learned that the French would leave
chihushua in the hands Of the Mexican garrison when
the republicans will have trouble In rccApturng the
city.
Advce- have also been received from sonora stating
,ha, Pesllra has resumed military operations His force
hsd been augmented by large force Of Americans. The
republi General CarOna with eighteen hundred
had victory over tho imp rialists at Alamo In
santa Cruz.
General Morales collecting large plblcsn force
for immediate operations.
The liberals complain that the officers Of the United
States unfor too strict orders show Cognesy To
Na1imians officers. even permitting them 10 send
msrsudn parties across the border 10 Interrupt AMI rob
neutral travellers
The Mevicnn republican general Alvarez under date
Of Pfoydsnes, February ~ writes that AHA Acs
puco unchanged tn. Invaders cont nuny
hsrszred and pretty well out General Dlat has
insugursied sucessfu campaign In the State OF Dsaca
Colonel regenra after defeating the lmperissts Al
TehnNniepsc. moved towards Tehnan. The imperial
for q 10 Vera Cruz have resumed active operations In
hat
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Nevwspaper Accounts.

THE VOLUNTEER MUSTER II AoSThEAL-cAbiSEr
COUNCIL ~ sgssioS-ALiEss TO BE ExrELLgD
TIE coUsTay.
TMontrcAl (,iarch o. despatch N Toronto clohs
The volunteers turned out strong last night. The
prince ~ Wales" corps alone had 900 mcn. and the
greatest enthusiasm prevails among them. The force
meets TO night 10 get nstruetions The crack cavalry
corps known ~ The Guides. composed of gentlemen
OF means TUNED out to-day and passed through the
The Montreal vol lnleer cavalry also turned out
guard at tho residences OF sr John Michel and ene-
Several csbne, ministers have arrived here TO attend
. Cabinet Counc ana To consult With the oornmander
The city volunteers are be cont the frontier and
the country 10 be kept her. for few days
II explained that the large number of strangers
10 The ciiy are buyers q. ar,icio1 purchasing all they
before the Reciprocity treaty comos 70 an end Tho
sccoud class hotels arc crowded oenrai d,s're 70 1
rHE ToHoSroSraSs oRowrsa NERVOUS.
tFrom the Toronto Lesisr March 10
We have DOUBT the Adjutant General aud the gov
eminent are qulis alive 70 The necessity o. being pre-
Tor the defence of the country Tor~o beng oe1frui
posfor, ard z tsing ys urasno'on slat (ree nay D.
Probably there no occasion for the MT but every
able bodied citizen may have 10 shoulder BIZ rhc. the
government should be ready TO put arms In the hands
u necessary.
ORDERED 70 ruy FRoSr.
fFrom the Toronto Globe March 10
telegram received last night by the Command
ant from the Adutant General At ottawa 10 the effect
that regiment must be sent to TIE front this morning,
sna aec1,a nay ~ comane' o. nheS w unGe ',ou
Brooklyn will leave by the Great Western Railway TO day
at eleven O'Clock, and far is yet known. VII be
sent TO Port Colbornc aud ether points Of the Niagara
frontier
NEGRO VOLUNTEERS.
IRON the Toronto Globe March 10
We understand that one hundred and twenty young
unmarried men ~ our c0iored population desrOus oi
showing that they ready defend the country have
enrolled Funclcu' for two companies ana intend
forNardlns ihem 20 the government for acceptance
rEoors poR WINDSOR And sARsr.
lIondon March ~ telegram Toronto Leader
Ten companies leave in the morning for the following
points .--For Windsor, the Inger.o. Embro and North
oxford companies Of the Oxford bats lion for aarn the
Delaware - Johns Lnosn Wsrdsviie and Bsrneuville
companies and for Pare the Drumbo and The Princeton
companies Most of these companies IN London
snd the rect srpected IN the course of the night
Bfsnop LYScB's PASTORAL Not sArfsFAcroRY
fFrYrn tho Toronto Globe, March 10
We sound " thai ths Bshops letter aoo
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The Scene Of the Late Burglari0us
Exploit In Exchange Place.
The millionaire Broker and His
Abstracted Funds.
NO CLUE As YET TO THE THIEVES.
Mysterious Character OF the
Robbery.
&c. &c. &c.
NO CLUE As YET TO THE THIEVES

The sudden appearance Of come, in Wall stree.
could hardly have created greater sensation than has
been produced by the recent extensive robbery The
bold and successful which the Of and
half millions OF dollars spirited away from the
vault and strong box OF professional broker caused
others OF the fraternity to feel apprchensiye for the
security Of their funds and To dread the next at
tempt OF such skilful burglars The robbery was the
topic OF conversation throughout tho financial precincts
OF the city yesterday and the vicinity Of No 3s Exchange
place attracted the observation Of many passersby.
THE SCENE OF THE ROBBERY.
The following diagram Of the premises in which tho
robbery effected will assist the reader In compre'
hending the additional details. which We give In oonneo-
ton with the AfYair-
rrI,pr w nfNn tn WILLIAM sTRRET
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Assem- bly,.

Assembly.
AiAAsr March IL, 1900
By Mr. JuKISs tdem OF New york-To create .
board of revision FOR the city Of He~ York
Mr. BRAspssru. tr.pl OF wcsiehester submII,sd a
written report against tho same.
Mr. LAwrrscr desired To place upon his dissent
10 the report
Mr. FsxGusos rcp) OF Jefferson, submiusd = mino-
rty rcpor. against bill incorporate the New York
woman College
BY Mr. Aspsu. trep) Of Monroe--ror a rnllroad
haspeth avenue; for railroad frnm ,n.ef. ron. |"
Flushing for railroad track the Williamsburg turn
pike ruad
To Incorporate ths Bloomiugdale Savings Hank
For tho relief OF nackvit street Railroad Comg~ny
nouoss AsD prsoLUross.
BY Mr. JEwErr. trep.D of Erie
Resolved That tb~ Canal instructed report ~
a. an rsr d.. % sa os !" .s S si s .a. .y ~
Of s.Is ana upon the asrssd b, IN. Sssa
whsch resoiouon was adopted
by Mr. FNEAr, dem u New York
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their capital 90 ss l.. day 2. J.H.sr, "a s,ss ys.r
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lighted and price received fos sseh Nc .are ~
treasury and tn. pres for eseh and -sese
also whether on~r ~ ssd s-nies 10 member %
any Organization the ,iy rt.s having for ts yrp-e
the protection Of the gss lsh manufacturing ia.r-st or
either - sA1 In sueh orusnisa
ton sna purpo~~s 10 fol- of s.i ers.nl.uosy that ..d
repors of the rr-sf-ni rs~fe
| tsry and sup~raisnd ndsnt 81 sseh Of s.d companies
Mr. J,NEs roo debate and this rssoiatoa ~ss laid
under the rule
rns sinsoAD rno sirI
On motion of Mr. J l. PAhsEs The Railroad p~
raa Freight bill uade special order for TussdAy
aArRoAb pa crrfsrurnrs frsrsr
Mr. rsArr gave notice of bill for r.ilrOad In Chns
topher and other streets of New York.
s.usos slsg- nG~oWr
The SrHlNrs presented the annual report ~ the hopsr
intendent of the savings BankS AdJoarEst
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ARMY BULLETIN.
RETIRED.

RETIRED.
Lieutenant p II Haroney United States Army de-
tailed as Assistant Commssary OF Musers the depart
ment Of Louisiana and ordered TO report 20 General
Candy.
THE EIGHTH coLoRED CAVALRY,
Just from Texas have been mustered out In Kentucky
ABOLITION or THE VARIOUS MILITARY DISTRICTS.
Following closely the heels OF the late order In tho
Department OF the Est aboishing the Eastern North
ern and western districts In New York. will he general
order abolishing nearly all the military districts exist
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Scrt Saturday The iih instant being the festival ~
- psfnck q solemn utncsl ~ ma viii ~ esie.
brsisd "a pairr 'atheifal bg the Mot Reverend
Archbishop al haif past ten ocipck and The
panegyrc n the saint will he preached b tn Right Rev
pr IFueh. Bsh0p 0f Iharetton
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He DenOunces the "Piratical Attacks
Organized in tho Territory Of
= Neighboring Power"
The KanutkS as Able to Rspulse Lawlsss
Invaders as to Roll Back the Tide
Of Legitimate War.
xh0 1ntire Population Ready ia
Defend Their Country.
Continued Despatch Of Troops to
the Frontier.

He Relaxation In the Warlike Preeau-
,sisns-AM the Troops from Quebec
,HoveA 90 the Frontier-Lieut Gen.
sSal Micbeal Appointed Cemmandcr.tn.
lChief-Toronto BrlsilinE With Armed
Men, dkc.
OUR TORONTO DRsPATCHBs.
TORONTO, G. W., March l2, 1858.
ne renian excitement has somewhat subsidized in this
eaty but still RACES tho frontier In a Its fury Gov
eminent has not relaxed lis preparations 70 receive the
savsaen ai whatever point they may show themselves
1hs city is still full Of volunteers. who compelled
10 uniform and side at all times under penalty
a avcss
Information received here says that number Of egi
lass tho way up from Quebec all the forts being
anpted leaving the women and children preparing for
ssgs Tho troops daily parade and drill To terrify NAL
osatents and the city looks like piaco beseged The
Soss moving towards the frontier fast they
sssve and organized and equipped The magazines
aad arsenals guarded night and day by picked
Eamben OF the mon, believing thers danger OF
ysnian invasion, refused 70 turn out and were hand
ca1eA ana marched on 70 the barracks Some few,
aiAsmsd hsd 70 The ntsr'r while another small dstach
neas isn for The ststes
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Infantry. Windsor.
Thirteenth battalion infantry, Hamilton.
Field battery Hamilton
Naval company, Hamilton
kifes, two companies, Grmsby.
One troop, Grimsby.
Rifles, two companies, Beamsviie.
One company, Thorod.
Three companies. st. Catherine6
One company, Niagara
One company, Niagara Falls
Field battery, Port Robinson.
One company, Drnmmondviile.
One company, York.
One company, Caledonia
Two companies, Brantford
One company, Mount Pleasant
One company, Paris
One company, Oakvle
One company, Simcoe.
Infantry company, Aurora
Infantry company, BRADFORD.
Infantry company, Whtby.
Infantry company, Oshxwa
Infantry company, Grahamsvie
Infantry company, Derry West
Rifles Barrie
Rifles, Cookstown.
Rifles, C0llingswood.
Rifles Scarboro.
Rifles Whrtby.
Rifles, Columbus.
Rifles Brooklyn.
No Cavalry, Montreal
No Cavalry, Montreal.
Royal Guidcs Montreal.
Field battery, Montreal
Battery garr son artillery, Montreal
Battalion garrison artillery: Montreal
Second Engineer company Montreal
First or Prince of Wales regiment, Montreal
Victoria Rifles, battalion, Montreal.
Fourth battalion Chasseurs Canadien, Montreal
Fifth battalion Royals, Montreal
Sixth battalion. Hochelagas, Montreal
Rfc company, Torrcbonnc.
Rifle company, st. Therese.
Troop cavalry, 81. Johns
First rnes, Three Rivers
Second rifles Three Rivers.
Rines St Eustache..
Infantry, Buckingham.
RiGos Como
Eleventh battalion infantry, Argsnteun Rangers.
Volunteer cavalry, 81. Andrews
First rifles Sherbrooke.
Garrison battery, sherbrooke.
Rifles Danville
First infantry. CRANKY.
Second infantry CRANKY.
First infantry, Waterloo.
Second infantry Waterloo.
Infantry, RoxtOn.
Infantry, HemminGfOrd.
Infantry, Franklin
Rides Havelock.
Infantry, Rockburn.
Rifles, Hinchnbrooke.
Infantry, Athelston-
First infantry Huntington.
Second infantry, Huntingdon
First cavalry, Toronto
Garrison battery, Toronto
Naval company, Toronto.
Second battalop. Queens Own. Toronto
Tenth battalion, Royals Toronto
Rifles Megantic
Seventeenth battalion, Point Levi.
Two troops cavalry, Quebec,
battalion garrison artillery, Quebec.
Eighth battalion, Quebec.
Ninth battalion, Quebec.
And his Exceency further directs that the said voluI
leer force shall. during the time II remains activ
service be placed undr tho command OF his Excellenc
Lieutenant General Sir John Michel commanding hs
Majesty forces In North America; that Il shall be sui
ect to the Queens regulations and orders for the
10 the rules and articles Of 20 the act for puuishn
nutiny and dcserton, and to all other laws applies
BILE TO her Majcstys troops in this province not noon
sstent with the acts respecting tho volunteer militia
ORDsH 9
The rates OF nay and allowance Of the force so Gale
out for service nxcd FOR tho aforementioned ocer
~ follows
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ToRoSro, March l1-r. n.

Tonorro, March lz-P. H.
General orders have Just been issued from the Cover
~ Generals oos placing the whole volunteer force
Asr martial Law, and making Lieutenant General Aichsh
ooamAndeR.
fAs Govsrnor General says the Commander.in Chief
ssss with confidence loyal spirit Of the Canadians
- meet this extraordinary Of c and feels assured
shaa n necessary, the entire population Of the provncs
would como forward TO resist e Invasion Of the country
The Commander Chief says that he knows It Ia not
ssossary 10 addrs9 observation 70 the officers and
saIsd out for sctive service the importance
- sict attention 70 military duties and 10 convinced
sAas shoud e threat o attacks be carried into effect
sAaa tho Canadian volunteers Of the present day will
With Gods blessing. meet with much success In re-
psiine such criminal and wanton outrasss against hu
nansy and civilization given 70 their ANCESTOR
whether they called 70 roll back from tnsr er
TORIES the tide Of legitimate repulse the attacks Of
iawiess invader1
The Leader Of this morning has ten columns Of news Of
fsnian movements Of the Canada military for defence
The following is the disposition Of troops 20 far o.
can lsarn-ren companies Windsor and at sarniA
one regiment and company Of artillery stansead
G. K ton companies q. Prescott; about six hundred
ncn and artillery At Brock ve-makng about four
paniss The balance are held In reserve a, Toronto
hamilton London Kingston, Montreal and Quebec.
large force has been collected for the defence OF O
sawa Volunteers pouring into all the interior towns
Mach enthusiasm n manifested and recruiting s going
"a rapidly Men are coming In from the country and
volunteering here.
The troops psradcd and marched TO church yea
ssrday In the Catholic churches Bishop Lynohs letter
w.s read and priests called upon Catholics for the
sHke Of the peace II the city not walk 81 Pat
vscks day
Parliament will meet during the second week In April
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nr0BTAST ORDERS OF rHk GOVERNOR 6kNkkAL-
srRosG LANGUAGE I'D rBE UNITED STATES
.'rIRArIcAL ATTACKS PROM THE TkRRfTORy
ov A SgiGHBoRiSa PowEK'-"LAwLBss IN
vADERs, ETC.
HIS Ercsiicnoy the Governor General and COMMANDER
Chief directs that the following named corps be called
for service and that the said corps be Immediately
anembled and beted a their respective headquartsrs
there 10 await such orders for their movement ~ may bs
ttrrcted by the Commander In Chief
Ovmstown infantry company
Bsauharnois infantry company
Hawkcsbury battalion, ss oompsniea
D1r-t rife company Ottawa
yhird riac company, Ottawa
f1nt rife company Presooo
esoond rine company, Prsseo's
Rife company, Pakenhsm-
Riae company, Carleton Plaos
Kas company, nsuiekvfIs
Rtne cnmpany Perth.
Infantry mpany, Perth.
Rne company. uananoaue
tnfAntry company, Brcckvns.
Isfantry company, Almonto.
Garrison Artiiisry iroquos
No RHO company, Cornwall
laantry company, BELLS Corners.
Iafan,ry company, Burrits Rspids
poureenth battalion rsss, kingston
Rinsenth infantry, Beievile.
Rsne company Believille.
Fivs nj mpany. storinston
Second rife company. stornE"n.
Rine company Port Hope
in'sntry company, Campbeliord
Infantry company, Cobourg
RIDE COMPANY, Coblurg
Rine company. Bowmanville
infantry company, Lakened
Rife company, Petorboroush
Infantry company, Peterborough.
Infantry company. Ashbnrnbam.
E,eld battery. London
Garrison, hatt sry London
Fir-t rna COMPANY. London
Second rihe company. London
Third riae company London
FIRST infantry company, London.
In antry company, ~ Johns.
Infantry company, Wsrdsvlle
Infantry company, Harueisvhle
Rihe company, Delaware
Infantry company Lucan
Infantry company, Thamcsford.
Infantry company IngorsoN
Rine company. Embro
kine company. North Oxford
Infantry company, Drumbo
kine company, Princeton.
Naval company Port stanley
kfne company, ~. Thomas
rri infantry company, Chatham.
Eecond infantry company Chatham
Battery garrison artillery Goderch-
1nrun rihes, COdertch
Rlc, Guelph.
pfes sua FORD
Lnfsnrr. suauorJ
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COURT LEADING TO WILLIAM STREET
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TIA M,,t,,. C.,,.s O.,,

IMPORTANT oRDEEs or THE GOVERNOR GENERAL
srRosG LANGUAGE I'D the UNITED STATES
''rIRArIcAL ATTACKS PROM rHE TERRITORY
ov A sEiaHBoRiSa PowEK"-"LAwLBss IN
yADERs, ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-14

A dtspatch from San Francisco dated on the
Ilth inetant says:-The certificate of incorpo-
ration Of the Pacific Rolling Mill Company
was fled yesterday. The company will run
the mill tor smelling and manufacturing rail-
road iron, copper, and other metals. Its capt.
tai 10 41,o000O0. The boarding house runners
have beea refused access 70 vessels, which has
caused the wages Of sailors 10 advance SO q
go. The sh ip-owners and consisnees are
very indignant At this move on the part OF the
runners, and talk OF establishing a large
sailors home. The stock of domestic distilled
LIQUORS is running very low. Mining stocks
are firm.
The ship Shatemuc reports that in latitude
IS N, longitude % W., she was boarded by
the whaling bark Arthur Pickering, and took
from her the captain and three men of the
schooners J. b. Whitebee, which was wrecked
In the Gulf on the sd ult, bound from Will
mington for Barbados.
The small safe of davenport, Mason & Co.'S
Trenton, New Bedford & New York Express
was thrown or the steamboat tram on the Ston-
nington railroad Friday night, between East
Greenwich and Westerly. II was found yes
terday morning robbed OF ITS contents, the
value OF which is, as YET, unknown.
A fire on Middlesex street, Lowell, Mass
Friday night, destroy ed the steam mills owned
by Otis Allen. and rented by Davis & Slower,
dealers in lumbers and manufacturers OF
packing boxes. Several other mechanics also
little insurance.
party Of ladies and gentlemen, who were
enjoying sail in pleasure boat, from Rob-
binston, Maine, Saturday, were fired into by
an English steamer lying at St Andrews. The
ball struck near the boat and ricochetting
ploughed up the ground for some distance in
front OF a house in Robbinston.
The contract for constructing the Gettysburg
Monument has been awarded TO its designer
James q. PATTERSON, Esq, of Hartford, Conn
The monument is to cost $4,000. Mr.. Batter
son designed and built the Worth monument
A large fire at ST. Louis, Mo-, on Friday
destroyed J. Finley's coal Oil work, corner OF
Fourteenth and Austin streets. Several hum
dred qarrels of oil Were consumed.
The bark Lemont arrived at ST. Thomas
on May 4. having on board the crew of the
ship Young Mechanic, which was burned at
sea.
One death from cholera occurred at auaran.
tine, New York, Saturday. No new cases are
reported.
The release of DIR. Gwin rs doubtful He
hesitates 10. take the oath, and says he never
intended TO violate his allegiance.
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Comm otion in the Radical Camp in Mary.
land.


Gov. Thomas Swami OF Maryland, whose
name was announced as one OF those expected
TO be presented with Hon. J. A ]. Creswell,
Hon. Francis Thomas, Hon. J. L. Thomas
Gen. Garfield, Hon. Archibald Stirling, Hon
Henry Stockbridge and William Daniel, Esq,
al mass meeting TO elect ten delegates for
each district TO meet in County Convention ON
Tuesday, May 20, for the purpose OF choosing
six delegates 10 represent Washington county
in the Union State Con vention, called to as.
semble in Baltimore on Wednesday, the 9th
June, is out in a letter in which he saws:
"In the call OF that meeting, signed by T.
Mobley, President, il is with extreme regret
that witness some Of the most useful and re-
liable Union men of Baltimore, belonging to
the State Central Committee, characterized as
disunionists. 1t may be proper for me to say
that i recognize the Unconditional Union
State Central Committee as the only organ au-
thorized TO call q convention Of the Union
The Governor then goes on to define his DO
sition saying:-"l am for keeping the control
of this government in the hands Of loyal mes
erclustrely, now and at all times. / am for tae
reconstruction Of the Union by admitting the
revolfed States to representation in Congress
Proctded hey elect men Of nndoubted loyalty pre-
pared TO take the 'odh required by that 6ody I
deny that the admission of the revolted States
loyal Representatives., subjects the reconstruction
plan OF the President to the charge that no
The States asking admission have, by a con-
sututional amendment granted universal
freedom TO the negro, and they have further
guaranteed, in another form, a repudiation OF
the debts incurred by them in the rebellion
These guarantees deem as securing for the
present all that can be reasonably asked. In
these views believe i am sustained by the
almost united voice Of President Johnson's
cabinet. comprising many prominent Repub-
licans who have been the friends OF both Presi-
dents Lincoln and johnson. look upon the
war now being waged upon President john
son a. ungenerous, unwise and uncaIled for,
and believe that its longer continuance will
keeping alive state Of uncertainty and dis
trust in the public mind, both North and
South, certain TO eyentuate In financial trouble
Ianecting the tide Of immigration now now-
ing I'M upon us-the domestic commerce be.
tween othe States-and exercising most de.
structtve and paralyzing influence generally
upon all the great interests OF the country"