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New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
CRIMINAL COCR rs.
COURT OF OYER AND TERNINRR.
fp,fpro Judgr Barnard


This court adjourned yesterday afternoon. Joseph
Mil. had boon sentenced to entcntayor year. for
stealing watches from owelry broadway on the
~ IL N.lunr. l.nr
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have sae think charged her with stealing bonnet and beat
ing employer figures occupy the center Of the pic
ture right magistrates seated standing
sbous cr table listening with cool Indifference aud Prac
ced patience the oyeraowing Of the old womans rage
while tks clerk exotable hoheaded little fellow, in vain
attempts quiet her. despair Of getting down her ey
dsuc Il continues rattle her present pace At the
m OF the picture crowd spectators hudded behind the
bar that divides from the csur while just within it and
waiting for trial three petty offenders who
have quite forgotten their uncomfortable situation in the
e1osnt OF watching the antics Of this furious old bdAme
The uoct Is neither very eeVang very interesting but
the picture acquires considerable degree merit and interest
or the skill with which the artist expresses character The
painting is hammered and not always true but many Of the
heads worthy the German Knnus in their drectness and
quiet huor The face old codger who has been stealing
dse which adding er quackng to the general hubbu0
and these ducks BY the way captay painted-is ex
tencY NATURAL he looks II be used to the ciAer and
probas has wife home who gives him good dressing
every day this Old Is giving the bench Of mags
atss Another good face is that Of heyOuns Irish lad in
the very center OF the composition who watches the
ola lls.s tsntrums with the delight with which
be voaId shindy at Donnybrook Fair No doubt she
oatcbe~ young country beanng eye occasionally
and b egged on by IL 10 stin further utterGncc.
Clever this picture undoubtedly is 1t would hardly hare
caimsd much Of attention there paucity OF
pictures capable Of giving higher pleasure Alma TademA
whose nAs heard for the first time last year through Mr.
Pgernu sends pictures which increase tie Interest in
him Tsel by his Gallo Roman Women and New Years
Pss,zfs Of last years exhibition. Tho Poet" seems To
the be;ia these pictures although the Dance In
BOms~ without yigsr This last resembles a slg
Cssuas sr Pompc psnting wall than
original atmp bs realization Of An incident Of manners N
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

eB-0n Wednesday last n Convention
met at Louisville, and put In nomination
Mr.. Il. II. BOILING rs candidate for Clerk
of the Court of Appeals in Kentucky, in
opposition TO Judge DUvALL, the nominee
of another Convention, which met at
Frankfort some days previously. 4Hm
The resolutions of the Louisville Conven-
ton regard the Union of the States as
constitutionally restored, and view with
alarm every effort to overthrow it, no mat
ter from what source il may come APP
prove OF the general policy of the Presi-
dent for ''the practical restoration of all the
States 10 their rights in the IUnion;' in
dorse his policyt'to restore the relations
between the people of the states" pledge
to hin, "thc earnest support ofiall Union
men Ia Kentucky in all his conflicts with
extremists, who seek 10 change, undermine
or destroy the cherished forms OF our Gov
ornment I" and s'condemn as pure usprpa-
ton the assumptions OF Judicial powers by
the Freedmcn's Bureau, In seizing the
property of citizens of Kentucky, without
pretence of law, and as subversion of the
Constitution"
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
MAYoWs OFFICE. May IS. 1893

MAYORS OFFICE May 1s, 1860
To tAs oltissRs Of Dayton;
ident and mvmhers OF the City BOARD of Health
aud many other citizen OF the elty, L. JON ATUAN
KENNEY, Mayor of Dayton, do Issue the following
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS; There is Just cause 10 believe that
mali snant or Infectious diseases Arp fast
Ing -, and for the purpose Of being prebafed in
or SMALL Pox. the owner, tenant, kea OF family
or proprietor Of any house. or bnilding within the
limits Of the city Is required by the law and Or,il-
nance Of the city 10 have, or permit, us II
any person in or about their premises has any Ina
lignhht or Infectious diseases, such as small pox
pr ch0lera yellow flag TO iie put up IN promi.
nent hnd eonsplcuous place on the premises. 70
near. Amy person guilty Of displaeing any such
nag until the cause Tor putting IL there Is entirely
remo2ed, will be liable 70 4 fine Of SO and costs
All physicians, commanders Of canal b6ats ana
sge houses, are requlfed In aceordance with Sec.
tldn one, OF an ordinance regulating reports In
certain cases, 10 report IN writing 10 the MayoT
saowedSs y "a Ss or shoefS SSs NJ ner
existiAg within the limits or vicinity Of the cIty
togetiser with the names and residence, Of each
auGh dAse, ant -
II Is also required that the parents or heads of
families viii have the members OF their family
that has moi been or In the opinion OF their family
physician require h vaccinRted IS soon az possible
All persons having any malignant or conta gious
disease who shall leave his her or their rooms and
expose themselves on The public streets or 10 into
any house where persons Will be in danger 81 tax
ing said disease before they shall have received
certinsate Inom some physician, that they are past
doilaft JoNATHA Az ELSNEY' NV
nv .f. Mayor Of Dayton.
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ATtcr inserting the resolutions. II adds; !;


Portions 9f the old world are tasting
again what they have often tasted before,
and what We, onthis side haveihad q sur
fen Of Conscription. \ Paris letter writer
says. stusp 5000 Nl Np1fNN N"'N''
Between thu Bosphorus and the Baltic
grand conscription is proceeding; there
Is not a landed proprietor, n simple shop
keeper, stolid mechanic, wind-beaten
mariner. anywhere, who is not moved 10
terror or enthusiasm. Now, II ever, the
great adjustment of differences in Europe
Is about 10 be. instituted. The immediate
parties TO the outbreak are 1taly and Prus-
sia against Austria. o,iilH, ruut .l.., .tIN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01
The PLATFORM.

Under the hoadhbg. hUaequiUocai," the
indianapolis Herald pays the late Conven-
tion Of the Democracy Of Ohio n substan-
tial compliment for the judicious platform
that was constructed. 1t says; ...F
The recent Democratic Convention, In
Ohio did most excellent work. The ticket
nominated Is composed of men coming
fully up to the Jenersonian standard. The
resolutions are true, brief and expressive
containing all that Is necessary and no
more. There is nothing equivocal about
them. They indorse President johnson In
plain language, 80 there eau be no mistake
about Il. There were but three resolu-
tions adopted.
Aftcr inserting the resolutions. II adds;
| Every man of common sense can under
stand the above. There Is no conditional
Support of the PrcSident-thcy contain nt
covcrt terms by which 10 ehsnare tho peo-
pie. They ARE Democratic, patriotic, and
unequvocal. Every conservative man can
indorse them without hesitation. The Ohio
Democracy DO not attempt, like their nd
versaries In this state to ride two horses
They speak their intention in plain terms
There is no thimble rig+no tluphcty--nc
fast and loose policy ON their partD 1Iil
| This Is but the reflex of the unanimous
opinion of The Democratic press through.
out the West so far az It has yet been
snoken. .rbfld ILL to tFf '''.'
I
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az "MAoK" writes from Washington %
the Cincinnati 6bmmaci tumbr "that
the divine EDWIN is about TO retire from the
Cabinet TO accept a liberal offer from DAN
RIoE who, with an eye TO business, had no
sooner read the serenade speech OF the w ar
Minister than he telegraphed to him to
know how much he'd take TO join the aircns
and repeat daily his magnificent two-horse
act.p
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

eEB-Sumner was the only Senator who
voted against Campbell's confirmation as
Minister to Mexico. .Canlpbell's frlepds call
to mind that hel wlis the first TO pick up
Sumner when Brooks whipped him; that
It was be who brought in the resolution fol.
Brooks expulsion and that he aflerward
figured as sec9nd to- Buhngalne in the
Campbell's friends tiiinkthat summer shows
very little gratitude, We suppose by this
time that Campbell thinks there was very
little Observation-Disclosures Unfonallgd 81
If SUMNER had done otherwise he would
have shown an inconsistency in his char
acter. Rarely do you find a pOitroon who
when the test b offered, does not prove an
ihgrdte % .n.lsau 4ii. not' Ii'fet'i bah =, 70,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

ANOTHER Bio Jos on liAND.otSince the
formation OF this Government mp to the
present hour, the work OF the Democrats
has ever been TO repair the political ana
social damage the old Federal orr Tory
factionists, whenever they get into power,
have always perpetrated, Tho ndninistra-
tlons of the Democrats have always righted
their political enemies when by accident or
chicanery they obtained the reins Of gov
ernment always committed, The great re-
form will commence In 1861, and may the
herculanean task be finally effected, The
iob In the Augean stables was child's play
10 the work on hand but the Democracy
are equal 10 the task.
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died.

GlLLISr-ln this city, last evening May 81, Very
suddcnly, OF heart disease, JoHS GILLia, in the
forty sixth year OF his age r.
Funeral win take place from his late residence
No AS West Second street, Saturday afternoon, al
three O'Clock. Services by Rev. Mr.. Harvey. In.
terment- Woodland I'D
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

IL Is now generally known and conceded
that theeottoh crop In tlle) Southern States
viii fall far below the estimate made three
precedented rains are the chief causes.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. ". CONE may he consulted as follows.
In XEyNIA at the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days, March 81 April ~; May III July 8; Aug. y;
Snpt Is; Oct. IL. iiH.0 -i'4
In DAYTON Mt the Phillips House, on Fridays,
March .; April 10; May u; ;Inly o. Aug. 10; Sept.
ID; Oct. 49, ,
in TROY at the Morris House, on Saturdays
March 10i April ID; May 10; Jnly 7; Aug II; sept,
10; Oct. 20 no
In SPRINGFIELD at the Willis House, on
Thursdays, March 10; April 10; May Al July i2;
Aug 10; Sept 20; Oct %, t.... l......
Dr. CONF has had ofees In each Of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years. and as he has treated and cured many
Patients, in each of the above places he can give
the best of references In oach place 10 his skill
Dr. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties OF
Chronic diseases, including those of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; but II
those who consult him desire treatment he charges
| Cash for his Medicines. : NiIi Fti'
Medielnes that will last patient from four TO six
lmonths. cost nom Five 70 Thirty dollars, In Cash
III IL, 4,at,t. Address; DIR. No. CONE,
II COLUMBUS, OHIO. i'
IL nOY2b-dlY L. --.. 1870 -...-- - I ~.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

gS-IA destructive hail storm passed over
parts of Perry and Muskingum counties,
on Sunday last, causing great destruction
of vegetation. The stones were as large as
walnuts. aud fell in such quantities as to
whitcn the ground.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

Resolved, Thai themaintenance inrioidte
Of thetfeAts Of RS Sfdfes aud especially of
the right Of each State 10 order. and control
is own domestic nstitutions according to
It's own judgment exclusively, " essential
10 that balance Of power on which the per
fcction aIidendurancedf olu political Fab
rio alepends; afd zee deHbdscf me fdtoiesS
iRrdsion BY armed forces, OF the soil of any
State or territory, 40 matter nt.ler lohdt pre-
teri, as among the gravest of crimes Che
edgo platform of 1860.
On this, as The strongest plaHk IN that
notable platform, IhNooLs ana JOHNSON
were elected, the whole batchof Abolition
lists, radicals and INTERVALS of hisCongress
came into power; the demon of the wal
Office. the imbecilev Or the NaN4d tub, tbs
Miss Nancy of the Penny Iost, with all
their imitators and sympathiscrs, gained
supremaoy, and upon It built their assur
ances OF power TO perform their evil dcedi
and perpetrate their monstrous crimes. ,
l0pe would think that the builders o
such platform as that, when they have 1
iadGtedip their lfhces, WORLD bldslI aDt
hide; but with rare exceptions, the who'll
party of builders, now that. they hay,
gained ascendancy on aud by II, act as if
were a capital joke, Such is Radicalismi
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01
sANDUsKY AND CINCINNATI R. R.
E@ 10 9zsa

ON and after Monday, May n, Passenger Trains
" will be run on the sandusky aud Cincinnati
Leave Dayton, Arrive.
Mail Train ',l ..i ,...st. f0;lOa IN SEQ y IA
Night e. press ASIA -. g,O0 pm $50 a m
Mail Train North, connects at Springfield for
White sulphur Springs and Delawaie, AT Forrest
for Che East at Carey for Findlay at 0iydo the
East and West and Tor The East. lf
Night Exprtss North connects at CLYDE ior the
East Ut SAkDusKY for Cleveland and the East. and
with line OF steamers for kely's Island, Detroit
sleeping Cars ON Night Express
p, II, POTTER, General superintendent
B ~. lIARtRAyR, Agent ma
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01
w ANTED-lT TO BE KNOWN THAT
gew advertisements.
,. SUGARMAN,
n (Brother OF A. sugarman)

y (Brother OF a. sugarman)9 y e.
MILL open store for the sale of Ladies' aud
w Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at 110 Main
street, ON the flrst day of june next
Hb hopes by close attention to business and sell
ing goods at prices low they can be bought In
the Eastern markets, to merit the liberal patron
ago Of the citizens of Dayton and Montgomery
county county 10 not forget t9 call ON him, before pur-
Al sUGARMAN, Importer and jobbcr In all
kinds of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, etc
can be found at the same place, and will MI all or
derf lett with him, for any OF the above goods Re
tail dealers will dad IL 10 their advantage to call
before making purchases elsewhere. u20I3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

THoS. NJ, KEY, Of Hamilton,
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. -..
First District-.Ieremiah Keirsted.
Second District--R X. Cox, Jun.
Third District--ColOnel y. &. Beam
Fourth DistrIct--George +. Dawson.
Filth Districts. >. Snyder, I.ntl
sixth District-John q. Doran.
Seventh Distflrt--John q. Thompson,
Eighth District---,Ionathan smith.
Ninth Dlstrlet---Judgc A. Cramer
Tenth District--J, NJ. llagg.
Eleventh District--J. X. Newman. o.
Twelfth Dlstrict--Dr, Wayne Sriswold'
Thirteenth District-John J. Follett.
Fourteenth Dlstrict---John Il, Jeifries.
Fifteenth District-M. u. Follett:
Sixteenth District--Charles II. Michnier
Seventeenth District-Charles Il, Eaton
Eighteenth District-GeneralJ j. w. Fitch
Nineteenth District-Jellcrson Palmer.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

a8-Our friend BRN. EGGLEsToN, the Re
publican member of Congress from CIncin.
natl, has been bound over in $500 bonds q
appear In the Common Pleas Court, fol
"permittin0 a, nuiSdnce!' BEN. ought Il
have pleaded civil rights
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

GT'T hon, g. V, Culver, NJ. c. from the
Twentieth Pennsylvania District whose
recent failure created such disturbance in
Ioildom, has been arrested on three charges
of conspiracy to defraud, and bail required
in the sum OF S50,OO0.- Exchange.
What is the country coming to? Charge
conspiracy and fraud dupon radical member
Of Congress! Arrest and hold to heavy
bail patriotic union-saver! Wen, well,
the millennium Is certainly nearer than Is
the cholera. as
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

Troches are used with always good success
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find BocAes useful In clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat afer an unusual exertion OF the vocal
organs The TrocAss are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physlcians, and have had testimonials
from eminent mon oughout tho country. Being
article of true merit, and having propsd theii.
efficacy by test Of many years. each year inds
them In new localities In various parts of the
world, and the nocAes are universally pronounced
better than other articles. ~, -.',..|
Obtain only ''BR0wN's BRONCHIAL TRo-
CHES" and do not tako amy VI the WORTHLESS k,ni-
fasions that may be offered
Sold every where In the United States. and For
eign Countries, at 10 cents per box oc25- -8mdw
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-
A "BlaclS Male'-A "lSlack Sheep"


To render the tuctotdi law of Massachu-
sctts Enthusiastically efficient and force its
universal respect certain officers have been
very alert to spy out and smell out the in
fingers Of the prescribing statute. A holy
set these fellows arel \ devoted band of
temperance disciplesl At New Bedford
they have been blessed with one of the
watchers over the morals and habits Of the
people. lie has made his record He was
gospel-prcacher--a yankee piety model.
The Mercury of that place thus refers to
him:
It turns out that the blackmailing Ex-
Deputy Constable Jones. carried on his
spOnging business from his first entrance
into office, until he ran away. He was bold
and imppdent in demanding hush money
from the liquor dealers. collecting in cash
besides his free dinners, &C., from $l,5O0 t.
$1,000. For q cIergymQa and a temperdpr,
lecturer, his iqdS hdrdlJ 10 have been eepac-
ted." r, .,f. ..u... .t,. .... .u' t..
Hardly to have been expectedm Fo,
New England temperance lecturer itwa,
erdctly what might have been expected :
and, as he was OF that class of clergymer
with which that region of country has lon,
abounded--Sldng-tohd dditlterers, sedu
GERS and hmocrites ngenerdl=whatels else couI'
shave been expected Of him. than that h
would turn thief and robber and abscon'
with his sanctllled plumber! His Legitimate
hiding place u the secret drawer of SOM
far-oif Freedmdn's Baredui What a boon
companion he would make for the hol,
Rev. FRIrz, now under arrest for stealth,
from and brutal cruelty to the Carolin
niggersi ~.
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GRAND lTAlIAN OPERA
MAX srRAKoscn j. .ll Director


Mr. srkAkosCh announces with much pleas.
nie ,nat ne mas suseeeueu M % ~ ~ an
celebrated ITALIAN 0PEHx TROUPE, from the
Academy OF Music New York and n complete
Chorus and Orchestra comprising the most talented
artists In America, with whom he will give a BRIEF
season In Dayton Qimited 10 three nights %
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA which will he pro
duced IN a style unrlvaet by any other manage
mont.
YorS SnSemH of m%ss "ss Sonstr,e S me ."e
Italian Opera Company
,signors IN A,NSl3~LINA ~ GIiioNi' ne famous
DRAMATIC fglmA ponnap IRON the Italian Opera,
Academy OF Music, New York, and Theater Tacon,
ha.anh m ,,,.r, e,ru os,,, a.
NINE AMALiA PATTI sThAhOSCH, the IA.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

We wonder how the following resolution
win nowfponndin theeatH Of DC pfescsli
Congresi ADD a. rasll lcal Abolitl bon ieaddfi
In this couufryf IL isa relic a the past
and nowland then "rcSisItsthc alImpscs ol
the moon TO rejuvcnate the paternal mem
ories Of its authors-returns TO plague is
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01
Sptfial Aotiffs.
Dr. Biclznell's SYRUP
Tnk GREAT
CHOLERA REMEDY

Also, Dvse~fsrV. Diarrhsa, CAoisrd Aortus. Sum-
mev ooNIlasnf, Pdia or Cramp in Stomach or Ro'o-
A. Sck or Sur Stomach. Pdfater's oolio, &C, and
is wsrmnted to ovRE or nopay D parew vesst-
ABlei without PARTICLE Of epthts Or narcotic.
Highly aronaiio-Sery pheasant % the taste, mild.
but sure In It's effects, warns and strengthens the
system, acts IKE charm Anordine Almost imme-
dlate relief and taste OF the article will satisfy
lhc most inercduIoas Of these facts. sold W all
dealers ia medicine Please send for circular.
Try IT, Prepared only by EpwARD SUTTON
Providence, RI DEMAS BARNES a Co., Of
New York General Agents. msiaw6m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01
sn.t One Thousand Boxes OF
sEST's EXCELSIOR vERMIM DESTROYER

Sust miAeu anu LOT sails ~ " noiesAie pfioesM AZ
Nos. IO7 and I09 Jefferson street.
II contains attractive oils, 50 that vermin will
put down. tits
THE ONLY PREPARATION I
Which is safe TO use that il now before the public,
end viii do what Il is desired to- For sale BY ali
Druggists. sndtm
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Fixed

They've gothic nigger fisedtosult them,
at Mendham, N. j, The Rev. Mr.. Smith
has been installed pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church. A negro, and avery
black ope ioeI otichted aou the occasion,
aud, as. modeTator, took the cleSd of all the
white, elergyineh on entering The church,
and in the pulpit he. occupied, the center
seat, the white 'elergSmen sitting on each
side of him. .tasgif hrtHA ,nt .Hf
That was a tcrH SET cluster of diamonds
surely. Mendham sinners need no longer
ask what they shall do to be saved! Tn,
nigger Is moderator
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01
The Correct Principle of Taxation

It Is not denied that the general Govern
meat has the right 10 levy direct taxes
upon the property Of the people for all
lawful and Legitimate purposes. II must
be upon the property itself fairly appraised
and with no discrimination. Does the
present Internal Revenue system do this
1t imposes the tax, not upon the property,
but upon the business Of dealing In the
proberty. II discriminates In favor of some
and against others. This Is, IN its nature
unjust and oppressive. Again, the COM
pclling of taxation 10 support n Govern
mcnt which refuses all protection for those
who are taxed, is q principle totally al
variance with all the theories of our sys-
tenn. IL the business of the people must be
taxed, they should also have the right to
the enjoyment of the business upon which
the tax is paid This Is too plain for ar
gument.
As respects the liquor-dealers, who are
making loud complaints, and some, by
cvasions aud tricks, striving to evadc taxa
tion. Il Is oflen remarked that they can stop
their avocation if they do not like the risks
to which they are subjected. But this sort
ofargumcnt will Just as well apply to any
other business and might be carried TO the
extent of stopping all the revenue of the
government aan IHu
The truth is,' In this connection, says
the New Hampshire Union, 1.-The principle
Is wrong and ought " be abandoned. Foi
tho nrcspnt we do not nupstion the rights
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01
state Ticket and state Central
I'I Committee.
.KcaErARY or STATE.

GrN. BENZ. LE FEvRE, OF shelby
81 i6oARDPuBlIc woRKs, III
WIN. LARwILL, Of Ashland.
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CRs-The Government has awarded n con-
tract to- HENRY $, WEILFs, of New York.
to raise the vessels in the river and harbor
of Savannah These vessels were sunk by
the rebels TO obstru6t tho channel. The
gtmboats and other vessels were scuttled
and sunk at the time the eityawas evacua-
ted. There are in all about twepty, some
Of them very valuable with all their guns
and armament on board. Should sucl
difficulties pc encountered aswerp those o
the American company, who took the con.
tract to raise the sunken war vessels in til,
harbor of Sebastopol, IL is questionable
whether Mri WElhRs win make ofihis en-
terprise such 4 very nice thingfU Io.i