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PLANTERS HOTEL, = -
CORNER Of QUEEN & CHURCH SITS;
CHARLESTON. S. G. --Ls,...-
c. ". Sub. DENNIS, PRoPRIETeRs.

This splendid Hotel will be opened on the
FIRST OF OCTOBER, on the European system: It
has been remodelIed and refurnished through
rooms which viii be reserved chiefly for the use
of travellers and transient guests. Competent
Assistants have been secured in, every depart,
ment, and every attention viii be paid to ensure
comfort to their customers The sleeping rooms
are airy and clean. The restaurant Willbe sup
nlied with the best fare the narket affords. Port
ers wiz be always ready to attend each arrival
and departure of trains. The travelling public,
transient visitors and others, will find in il all
the luxuries of a first class house, combined
with the comforts Of home. The location is fine-
ly adapted for business men and travellers. No
pains or expense will be spared, to give entire
satisfaction. Sept. 10 I'm.
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CONS Office II Oct 1866. st. 70.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-In
Equity-Ncwbcrry District. P. Boozcr
Ex'or, V. Mary Jane Boozer and others.
Bill for Sale of property, relief &c.
BY order of the Court Of Equity, will SELL
before the Court House, at Newberry, on the
first Monday in November 1866, the real es>
tate of Thomas N. Boozer, deceased, con-
si<ting ofone hundred and twenty-five acres,
more or less, situated in the District afore-
said, and bounded by lands Of James NJ.
Sem, Henry Burton, John \. Harp, and
others.
TERMs-The purchaser. desiring to do so,
vii, be permitted to pay portion or all Of
the purchase money in cash--othcrwiSc, a
bond, with at least two good Sureties, and
mortgage of the premises, will be required to
secure the payment Of the purchase money
in two equal annual !nstalments with inter-
est from the day ofSale.
The personal estate Of said deceased, will
be sold for cash, at his late residence, on
Tuesday. 20th November next.
The costs of these proceedings must be
paid in cash.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, C.E.N.D.
a. IL
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CONS Office, Oct 18th, 1886. St. t

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-In
Equity-Ncwberry District. James NJ.
Sem and others, VS.. z. ?. Lake Admr.
and others. Bill for account, relief SC.
BY order Of the Court Of Equity, will sell
before the Court House, at Newbcrry, on
the first Monday in November 1866, the
real estate of Elijah NJ. Lake deceased, in
three separate tracts (by plats thereof to be
exhibited on day of sale) viz: One tract on
the left of the Sterling road, of about forty
acres, the Giles Cleland tract, of about sixty
acres, and the Henderson Cleland tract, Of
about scvcntyafive acres.
TERMs.-The purchaser may pay portion
or all of the purchase money in cash-other>
wise bond with at least two good suretles
and n mortgage of the premises, will be res
ouired to secure the purchase money payable
in two equal annual instalmcntS, with in.s
terest from the day of sale. The cost of
these proceedings must be paid in cash.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, C.E.N.D.
Cooo'c 0ficn Oct 13 1866. st. ~
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CONS Office, Oct. llth, 1866. St.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-In
Equity-Ncwbcrry District. John G.
Houscal and wife ct al VS.. Melissa A.
Fulmer ct al Bill for Partition Of land.
BY order of the Court of Equity, will sell
-,vfo-s 49, n--:.-: y ttonse at NeEberry on the
of the premises the real estate of Henry W.
Riddehu5cr, deceased, consisting Of tract
of land, situated in NcwbeTy District, cons
tanning three hundred and forty acres, more
or less, and bounded by lands of Harrison
Ropp, Jabcz G. Lake, and the estate OF
William L. Riddlehuber, deceased.
TERMS The purchaser will be required to
give bond, with good sureties to secure the
purchase money, payable in two equal
annual instalments, with interest thereon
from the day of sale and to pay the costs of
these proceedings in cash-the payments to
be made in gold or its equivalent.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, C.E.ND.
Con1's Office ii Oct 1866 St. 70.
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CONS. OlTlce, July Z0tl
Aug. l 3mSl2.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLTNA-In
Equity-Newberry District. Henry NJ. Sipgley
Admr., VS.. Mary +. Singley and others. Bill
for sale Of land and Relief.
The creditors of George NJ. Singley deceased are
required to render in and establish their demands
before the Commissioner, by the first day OF
November next.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c. E. n. D..
CONS office, Aug. 18th 1865. Emilio
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAR0LINA-In
Eouitv-Newbcrry District. Richard '.
Gist and wife and others, VS.. o. A.
Rutherford Admr., and others. Bill for
Partition of land.
BY order of the Court of Equity, will sell
before the Court House at NeWberry, on the
first Monday in November next, the real
estate DR.. Thomas 8. Rutherford deceased,
consisting of about twenty@seTen hundred
acres-by plats thereof to be exhibited on
day of sale-the Home place Of about seven
teen hundred acres, in three separate tracts,
and the Indian Creek tract Of about one
thousand acres in two separate tracts.
ERMs.-The purchaser will be required
to pay one fourth of the purchase money IN
cash and to secure the remainder by bona
with at least two good sureticS, payable IN
two equal annual inStalments, with interest
from day Of Sale-pcrmission, however, IS
given to pay the whole in cash. The pays
ments will be required in gold or its equiv
alent. -o-
CONS Office Is Oct. 1866. St. to
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA-In
Equity-Newberry District. Aaron d.
Burton IS. Kay Burton and others. Bill
for partition and account.
By order of the Court of Equity, will sell
before the Court House, at NeWbeTy on the
first Monday in November next, the real
estate of Robt. Burton deceased, consisting
Of about seven hundred and fifty acres Of
land, lying in Newberry District-in five
separate tracts-by plats thereof, to be
exhibited on day Of sale.
TERMs.-The purchaser will be required TO
give bond with good sureties, and mortgage
Of the premises, to secure the purchase
money, payable in two equal annual in
staIments, with interest from the day of sale
and to pay the cost OF these proceedings in
cash. The purchaser may however, pay any
portion or the whole of the purchase money
in cash.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c.E.N.D.
CONS Office IS Oct 1866. 3t. to.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-In
Equity-Newberry District. Jas. II. Will.
Mortgage.
BY order Of the Court dated 5th July 1856,
will sell before the Court House, at Newberry,
on the first Monday in November 1866, all that
tract or plantation of land known as the Duckett
tract, situated on Enoree River in the District
and State aforesaid, containing four hundred
and itty-six acres, more or less, and bounded by
land of Peter Duckett, Dinah Duckett, Joseph
Duckett, Thomas Watson and the estate Of Will
liam Duckett deceased. =.
TERMs.-The purchaser will be required, to
give bond, with at least two good sureties, and
mortgage of the premises, to secure the purchase
money, payable at twelve months, with interest
from day of sale-and to pay the costs of these
proceedings in cash.
S1LAS TOMBSTONE, c. r. N. D.
CONS office, Oct 1st 1866. st. $40. ....
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An infidel convention has been in scS
sion in Philadelphia.
, 1866-03-12
SEIZURES OF DISTILl.ERlES,

t:vahInns Of the Revenue Laws in New
fork-Th1rsr D1~tjllcrlcs Sclzrl-lYo.y
Brandy In Wale-A New Use fer
Pr1ntersA lsnbfcF~-A Revenue Officer
Drowned in n Vat-A Cattle Dealer III
Trnnblc.
New YoEE: March lo.-Nearly thirty whisky DIS
llleries hate been seized by 'he Rcrcpnc officer.
are one thousand dislIIlcEfc- in tha city. For the
present II Is deemed best Tor The interests of tie
uoseIument to withhold the Lanes Of owners Of
engaged for the past elk weeks IN fnvrsnsn.ing
The frnuds CHARGED. and 1t Is ascenained
positively that on 4 very laFgc proportion of the
es ny 20
prts Of the city II Is reported that some oi them
arc On Eleventh. serenteenb, Ei.htcenth and Thir:
i{-atnth streets. The officers, IN the course Of
ihelr tour among Tho d1ssillene., discovered many
Of the modes by which lhe Ian 10 GRADED. In one
Instance, where a decent was made on house on
1hinynnlh street, II va. found that the distlllsrJ
steam arising from the still was conveyed through
eoap channel 10 prevent suspicion. Amer The de-
tcrtlSes entered The premises they discovered
laree stili as in operation capable Of .nanntae.
irrinE % gallons at lime In smother place they
found brandy being manufactured from Old
so1 s,av ss III saSe Of ih' OF
Il. Gr7tltlh, GoTernment internal Reye2nc detec-
tire aching a. keeper Of dtatilley In Thtsty
street, was found dead this morning under earcnn-
taaees which saye nse to sutpleon that b. ;eas
murdered. The internal Revenue Department lad
seized dfsti11ery OF VIM. sawyer, on charge or
larinc ernded The rerenue Law.
a later recount kays the name Of the deceased Was
Cuplmlpet. and that be, with Af. biouNelt, al-o
revenue officer, were engsged IN making IN in'ent.
s1y Of ,he place when he hasd up - tIapdoor s OF
sEsls: ace 10 rescue him and Officer Mcsagcart Of
the saalfsry T. com2ao, eniersa ,he pase e. and SUI
, 1866-03-12

Ine+ general markets fo-dAy ruled Qniek and
easier. The decline tn gold has depressing effect
On prices.
The Provision market, under the influence Of dull
news from New York, ruled heavy and weak. Ness
PORK ras tn limited demand, with sales Of 500 brIs
at &s3- 60o-closlng weak at the inside price.
Bulk Meats were dull and nominal Lard was IN
active, with sellers OF prime steam at 17Ke, and
buyers At 171sG17xc-
Dressed Hogs ruled du1l and 10At5c lower, with
Light sales at 104D1fc-chiedy At the Inside price
H1shwfnes were dull and nominal at $1.2aGAe =
There were no eales reported.
The flour market Was agsta yery qniet-bnyers
and eelers beng apart In their vieHs. The latter
are very st in Lheir preteusons OWING to the fact
that the stock Of desirable fonr Ii exceedingly
low. and refnRed TO make any eouce.aton. Sales
weae made to-day at f7.io0S Is for Spring E1isa-
the upper figures for lot or choice made IRON
Wtsehosin club; $1as5 tor small lot lut White
Winter and $8.OO for uneonnd.
There was less activity In the market tor No
Spring wheat owing to the unEvoraole adsices nom
the East and prices Eudezed decline of AeS1c On
the eloalnR figures Of yesterday. the market fot
No Spring VS. dull and fully eSbsc lower. There
IVES nothing doing IN Ret Nfnter. Tne tsansac-
toni aggregate $50 OO0 on Ut $lt fos extra Spring
on tEaek: &1.s3As11.afH for No !; Sc for No
md f0GT3c fof rejected in stoFc-closiag quiet At
$1,a1 for No In .tore~
There was decidedly less activity In the Com mar
ket and prices were easter and In favor Of buyers
For spot We nose sa1es at llG41hr for No. I. and
s6k loK Rejected In a1ose. For fnturn We hear Of
500 bu No. In stose 4: &c, feiler April, and 1Gp
bu do It +ahe-1ei1et LAST hsn Of Hay. CanslCora
, 1866-03-12
va IN daassd At 4+a4axe ,ao.1 v,t,, ,-J,+r, .t

~ @ aasassa At 4+9Ane asoas, Win sellers It
i. GG45he. ssljsr April "'~@
osfs *ete inactive md unchanged. with ,teas
ISLES 1t size for No. 1, and .1RrEe for ~ -
store. wi 4''' ~
Rye VIZ lsesdy md i'm, with sales 1t &, as.c sor
No. !, and Sc for No. In s,oru. - 'S'fs ''S
Barley Wis quieL with sales OF Western y,
pie. u 5017Cc On track. 'ao1'
Seeds wero quiet. with light sales At ssnan m
for Timothy; s5.e5 for Glover 5s,7s,: t,r ~
and Csc for Mt11et seet.
Ffne salt wEs In fair request knd nm II IN A.
rance Of 5c, with saes Of SO bris at $3.50 deyr,,.
TO The carr, md s2a5 ON deck Forrtkn Sal, dnII
md nominal at quotations..
Talow xas inactive, bat firmly bold It 11s;c h,r
packers Aud ua211Ac for country.
Broom Corn was quiet, With sales as SlsaooSa
sco,oo FOX good md choice selected. Common md
INFERIOR may be quoted At &sQD0f2SlCn
Groceries wern quiet and unchanged II ouota-
tons elsewhezr.
The following dispatches vera read to-day On
Change:
........ NV Tonk, March 10.
flonr quiet common heavy; sound frm- Wheat
sna sn fo9S esse9 sgta nss'S e sss bs.fr ss,s
Dressed hoss ~, nomtnal- ,o7a Whi,key dull aud M
wheat essIes md nominal II SL5iSsIA Com
easier at 75GsTc-thc lstter delivered. Oats
n1m; old, tse; new, asGF=c. Pork eastes At
CINCINNATI, March TO-
Mess pork held 1t $esp0-ao buyers over Ss7u0
Short RIB 15c, and clear l6c, packed. Kettle ard
steady At 1Sc. ErNtn-Mtxed corn tic; oats 34jA
&C. Markets generally quiet.
LATER.
The upward turn Of gold in the afternoon caused
much stronger feeling IN No. Spring Wheat aud
the market adyaneed 1011tc, with sales nj st.a,s}
1ss1 -c1osine with scllers at the outside and eaI
ers Ii the inside figures.
, 1866-03-12
FROM WASHINGTON,
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune. j

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trtbune.i
NAsuIsG1oS, March 10.
The monthly statement of the Treasury. SHOWING
the condition Of the Treasury On the 18th OF Feb
rnaiJ Last, Was sent to Secretary McCuioch ,o.ay.
II shows tbat the total amount tn deposit st that
time to the credit Of the Government With the
Treasury and with several Assistant Treasu,ers
and deslgnaled Repositories Of the United States.
was FIG, ,5sa s8 a9- Of which {85 s7n, SIS IS was In
e9'n dfa;,s IT. drawn sad pa,aee bal not report
s6'aGsa. Tbs receipts trom all sources during
the same period were &Gs, 49 09t 80 OF which suni
&5s.1ls, sss+19 were drawn out by Has1an. leayluv
an nsa,lsble balance On hand Of $1s, sG5 1sssa.3l
The committee WI report bill aboushins the
The Senate Committee on the Pscidc Railroad
have reported bill Erantfng lands to the Lkayen-
worth, laWrgnce, Fl. Gtbann s Galveston Railroad
and Telegraph Company to aid IN extending the1r
fnn faaIoaa an9 { leleenph line rom tho southern
Texas, IN the direction Of Ga1ve.ton Hay. The
right OF way ia for 200 feet on each side Of said
railroad. And the grant ls for twenty atelnae tec-
lions per mile on each side Of the road. Minersl
ianns are reserved, The road must be begun With
bull. alter the sccoud year.
The Senaac Committee Oh Claim. have establish
81 ID important precedent By bill inst reported,
Inc ense was ihat OF banking firm tn San Fran
c1se1 which purchased Government bonds, OF The
steamer to Porfland, Oregon. The steamer wus
lost on the Trip: and nothing has since been seen
Or heard or The bonda. Tbs parties NOW upplv 10
ne tndemn1fed therefor. and the commi1tes. say
theJ a1e ol opinion ihat they are irrcvocaby lost
ana u!at The Government is bound to provide In.
aemh!ty, and they therefore report hill author
LING the Secretary OF the Irea:ury to make The
toss good by the Issue 10 petitioners Of other
bonds.
, 1866-03-12
The Propoacd New Overland Telegraph
schcme-fseport OF the Secretary Of

WASHINGTON, March 6-Ths Secretary Of War
10 day sent 10 the Senate his report in c9mpliance
whit resolution, giving Information Ia relation 10
iae construction OF magnetic telegraph line from
New Orleans 10 San Ftaneiseo, and also line from
~. Faul or IT, vicinity, or Sioux City, overland
through the EorihwesteTu States and Territories,
terminating At Portland, Oregon, touching at the
principal mill asy posts. Tue applicants who mo-
pose 10 construct these lines ask OF the WarDe
partment protection In the construction or the line
when nccded. aud xubelstence and transportation
on the route so fa1 as II could be supplied by the
commanders Of the different military posts OF the
contemplated line.
They propose 10 transmit Government mcssaees
ree. 1ne latter application VAS referred 10 Gen.
Grant. who Recommended that the subsistence and
transportation proposition be declined, hut that
military pfotection b. granted whenever needed.
and when troops ale within reach. In the urst 40.
plleanon the sec1etaIy Of War directed military
commanders TO afford protection 10 such an extent
as might be within their power. md TO furnish such
facilities, transportation and subsistence as might
be rettonahty leq1ired without prejudice to (he
service 1he secretnT rays the War Department
does not assume authority to grant right OF title to
construct lines OF magnetic Telegraph, and couter-
plates nothing more than to furnish srch D:o1ec.
tlon and aid hs can be afo.ded by commander. OF
posts Without prejudice 10 the scfsicr for the pur
pose OF having teleeraphic communication With
important remote military posss leaving tue par
1tee TO obts,n their right mud title from competent
authority. :.
, 1866-03-12

had permitted loyal men 10 20 to
NE polls, then Congress might have
for shutting vs. eyes agatns. The eyidencs of dis:
loyalty oapps1eut = that be who ru1s may reao.
ane .ls sasis1 pesta1snt had labored pstiotteall5
Ter state Of Affairs, bui his ktoee had
not been blessed with success tn ! very
great deGree. II haSed when those States should
stTer would Be, when their Governments are repnb-
iean and their people ne loyal, The men Who are
loyal Representatives, but have Loyal eoreti,ren.
ces hehind them, snd no rerson shon!d, w1ih his
consent, ever hold Office under the Government Of
lhe nltcd slatts, who bad in any Nsy voluntarily
aided the rebellion. Adjourned
, 1866-03-12
HEAVY ROBBERY.
A Million an1 EHaif OF Dollars In
Bonds Stolen from n Bank.

"A "sA1oH AHA EAAH OIL O01laf8 In
Bonds Stolen from n Bank.
NEW YoRk- March 1O.-The Commercial states
that the banking house Of ltulus Lord. In Exchange
Place, was robbed lew hours .ince Of Ou0 500 II
Government anc other securines- The property
stolcn from the aa!e, coptatned Government eecuki
ties: Coupons Of ) s0'., lo+10's and 80 oonGa
bonds Of 1881; bonds cf Chicago 4 Northwestern;
Ierre Hauts Alton, md other ratroad bonds and
VARIOUS securities. i Sery lnrFe reward will be
sren for The securities OF 10: any Information that
will lead 10 their recovery.
NLw YoRK, fnach 1O.-Two hundred thousand
acllaTt rcward Is offered for the detcctionof the
nE house.
SECOND DEarArcH.
NV 1oRK, March 10.-Onc OF The heaviest rob-
ber1e. ever committed the abstraction Of bonds
from Lanl'e banking house This morning. II Ia
thought that the pctpetratos was sneak 'hiet. who
wn1ied hs opportunity after e'eady reconnaissance
when the eoaHt TIES clear 10 take possession OF the
bonds. The amount /. believed to reach nearly a
u,ilfon md half tn bonds and stock ccrtlfcates-
$soo,t40 reward i offered. There should be- my
st0m Nos 1876 10 Ills inclusive, and from .6a, to
5Go9 inclusive, With tonls othes not serial,
aae d. ss Gse,sa r3e 4 1s 'Trnyf 5x sons, sSD y
ego eaeh, rarloua numbers: seycnty.ilve bonds,
q 600 each, loan Of 1851, various Numbers ntue
1o-,o hondt, Of fl9oo each. Nos a9a to 30! inclu.
to @ ~ inc!n'lye; my bonds Oregon war debt, Of
$59 each; sixteen y. >. $50 coupon bondt, Si,u00
each, dated AUGUST l5, lsGi threo years; asc u. !.
L..
lears, Nos, a,100 to e,1ol; ih1cc United States
80 honds q ~ 600 each June 18th, ts65, years,
Nnt. 1as; 1t1n and l5!0; fy.. U. s. 7+3O bonds of
St,G00 each. July 1867 eight U. 5. $50 bonds Of
SEQ each, various: numbers, 18th August, 1864. s
yeaIt iWenay.eix Q. S. Coupon bonds 200, PAY
able in 1881: yn1ions numbcsS fourteen U. ). 30
rseercd, $5,eW. vuri0us u1mbcrs four q. $. e1s
each, numbers u, 5s5 to 1aE8; do five 10-sCs
teeisiered re- tluUo each, nam1,crs Z to u; four do
ttsh do s. ITO each, Nos. M to Isl inclusive; cer.
iiGeatca Of IS shnnrs Warren z. r. stock; do
ti9 Eharcs y, ]. Il. II. stocx;
certificates Of 1e5 -harcd Hartford and y. II. Il r
sestincates Of ,367 shares DE- pana. Lackawana &
Western 2. Il. certificates Of 500 shnrcs Meehar-
icy q Iladers' Bank certificates Of 1T shares Co
tunb,a Marine Insurance Co.; certificates OF 10
shares Manhattan gire Insurance Co.. certificates
of II sbaIrs Galcna s Chicago secoud mortsate
bondt Of II eco each; twenty st, Louis, Alton i
7erre 1iaute preferred mortgage bonds Of $1,000
.ixly.0pe chicago 4 Northwestern 1T rrortgace
,nilrnad bonds Of $1.0c0; three income bondt Of
Leu; two do of$2tn: do Of f1t0s seven ln-
;crcst bonds Of 81, ,lM.
, 1866-03-12
The invalid Pension 6xS11.

The following presents more in detail the
provisions Of the bill reported on Tuesday
hy Mr.. Perham. Chairman on the COMMITTEES
On Invalid Pensions, supplementary to the
several acts gTantiug pensions:
ltlhcreases the pensions OF those who have 1ns+
che haud dt one foot, or where the same hss heen
totally and permanently disabled in the mi1i,s1v
o. naval service To fifteen dollar. per month K
Iiostdea thAt Any pledge, mortgage, sale, assign
rent or frantftf Of 4 pension shall be void, md
uhsc1ibe IN cath that 1hey have Interest In sad
pensions; ard that persons talars Tie said oath
1ha ee SuI! ., that sny person
rover Of attorney or oiher pauer bearing date
rutseque' ily to that on which II was actually
s.gred, shall be punished By 1ne OF imprisonment
.hoth II repeats the provlsions Of the Law with.
olding pensions from pensioners d Government
nploy; that any officer who shall have died or
cen dlxabled after the date Of bis commission and
Lriore being mustered, eueh officer or person en-.
titled 10 pension, shal recelre pension CORES
, 1866-03-12
The Texas Convention,

GALVESTON. Texas, March SIN the State Con
ycnto0, on the 9Th, cenaus OF the inhabitants Of
e1a. was ordered 10 be taken every ten yelEs dat
Ing fton Feb q 1850. A motion 10 make the white
The yabic. motion to strike ont the word white
was 1ost BY Ga to H. motion to leave it optional
with the Lecfhasure to aud other inhabants OF the
SSe. The judiciary Commitico reported IN favor Of
making The Supreme Court consist Of one Chief
Justice aid tonr Associates, 10 bold Office ten yesfs
at m annual Ealasy Of 500: District Judges an
nual saAEy, $a,500; Attorney General. <aO00. A
proposition was made u confer on The Legislature
the power TO divide Texas INTO two Staies, one
Stale 10 lie between Trinity and Red Rivers: ii vas
referred to special committee. An ordnance np-
nalne the ordinance Of secession Is stu under dis
cuseto1.
, 1866-03-12

NEW YonK, March 9.-F.om St. Domingo ac-
counts are very tavorahle to the pfoyrssa
9! inaf people under the new government AT
Jamaica more PRISONERS had been brought 10
brought from the interior.
The Haytian finances hare been much disturbed
by the lite rebellion. LeGters from 81 Tnnmas
confirm the report Of Salnaye bein; At St. Domln-
go city. to2ether with several other Haytlan scE.
ugees. They arc not allowed to pass beyond the
CITY ai1nis- Il reported from another aoutce that
Sainase was confined with sevrral others in the
St Domingo tower. md that sll OF them would be
shortly executed. Several Dominican leaders in
plicaied In the Late revolution nuter Lupet0p.
against tue government Of President Tatz, had
hccu ntrfHted hnd imnr1annei -' ~