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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-11

THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY.
4 SEVEN ACRES VALUABLE COALLlyD
IN CHEST sRPIELD COUNTY, VA, For sALi
AT AUCTION - Il the request Of the o vner,, we
will sell at public auction, on tia premises on
TUESDAY. 18th OF June, 1857. az - o'clock ". II
fair, II not. the next fair day thereafter. TIE
GILPIN TRACT" OF COAL LAND, containing
3,7 acres, lying in the county Of Chesterfield, Va
about twelve miles from the city OF hichno-d
and two miles. by !ersl grade, from Coalheld sta.
ton. on the Richmond and Danville railro,d and
lying directly In the line lately marked by CON.
petent engineer from N al lothian Coal Mines 10 ID.
Clover Hill Mines, and adjoining the coal lands q
Franklin stsarns, Esq, Governor PeiTpon,, 4CG
the Midlothian Coal Mines.
The position OF this land IS such that the exist.
encs OF coal underlying II In large quantities at
modera depth is beyond question. Three hun.
dred acres o: this land Is In enc timber well sG,.
cd for saw and prop timber. The remainder
thirty -sevsn acres open land: The buildings
consis: Of an excellent DWELLING with SIX large
70 ms and a brick kitchen. The grounds sur.
rounding the hon g are besutiful.
Terms: 0ne-ihrd cash balance, negotisb,
notes. interest added at six, twelve. and eighteen
months deferred pay ments secured by a deed q
trust. PlLhISTOS, PUbLlAM CO.,
jsH Real Estate Agents and Auetioneen.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
In this departmen Mt my stock will compare favora-
blv with the largest, and selling as cheap as the
cheapest. l am Offering good Fast Color Calicos at
10, H. and I6 cents. Bleached Cotton as low as 10
csuts good yard wide, is cents. Unbleached Cot
tom l2b cents full extra yard wide, Is cents Pill
I,w.case Cotton, AZ inches vide, 25 cents lO-4
sbeetinc, full 2! yards wide, only IS cents and all
other goods in proportion.
In the line Of Men and Boys Wear am SELL
inc splendid Cassimeres for ST.; Kentucky Jeans
for IS cents; Brown Linen Drilling for so cents !;
White Navy Duck for so cents, and Gents Furnish
ing Goods selling equally cheap.
Country merchants and citizens IN general
would do we'll to give me call.
JULIUS SYCLE,
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EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AND BOSTON.-sEMI. WgEKLYs 1cHl, q
LINE = POWHATAN STEAMBOAT -
COMA Leaves kiehmond ika-zz,s1xfzs
timore every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer PETERSBURG Captain Ro9gRr
TRAvERs will leave here at A. VI. WBDNES-
DAY. Freight received up to q p. NJ. TUES
DAY This steamer has splendid saloons. state
rooms and passenger accommodations: Passage
(meals included), 10. State-room, VI. For freight
or passage, apply to ,
Office at Charles T. WORKMAN q Co.'S, Fifteenth
N. B.-No freight received alter sP II.
il lo-2t D.&W G.
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ByT. w. 0mohundro CO.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, No 2o7
Broad street. between Second and Third.
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ShiDping.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS The boats
IN cf the JAMES RIVER ANDfsS5.-1yTTTTTT1rt
KbNAWHA CANAL CUMPAE 49, TlI------S
will leave the dock as usual
promptly at l. o'clock NJ. on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, aud SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid at the op-
ton of the shipper. Fregh. received and deliver
ed at my office, on the dock.
way Freight will not be delivered TIL charges
are paid.
Boats locked and insured.
ie Is EDWARD DILLON Agent.
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BY Z. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
Corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

Corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF TOBACCO
L MACHINERY AND MIXTURES AT AUG
TON BY virtue Of deed OF trust executed 10
mo by william A. Hoppe, bearing date 10 the tth
OF February, 1867, recorded In the clerks Office OF
the Hastings Court / shall in pursuance thereof,
sell at public anciion for cash, at the Tobacco
Factory of raid Hoppe, situated on the corner Of
Franklin and Fifteenth streets, on FRIDAY the
2lst instant. at the hour Of o'clock p NJ,
Box Screws,
Shape Screws,
evers,
Bands, Blocks, Sinkers, and Billsts.
ALSO,
all other Machinery and Fixtures contained In
said factory. CHARLES E. WORKMAN
ia IL Trustee.
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Lost. StrayeI, anil Found.

OST, SATURDAY EN EN ~, pc
l tween our store and Mr.. CrGSan's residence
corner OF Tenth and Clay streets several orES
LETTERS. As they can be Of 10 value 10 any one
~, nnrsaly yes the Under will please leave them
o %. o.te eers GORDON s. CRlNGAN,
dt W, s' Pearl Block.
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Real Estate for Safe.

~~~y~Ns-~~~~r~~7r~@ ~~~7~~-~N-
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PM
III vATELY. Those two BEtUrlFtL Bull.
No LOTS al tina southsast corner Of Third and
Byrd streets froating 80 feet each on THIRD s.teel
and running bsck 40 feet TO an alley, are oHeaSTs
for sale privately. Terms accommodating hHy
at the DiSDGicA oGaco or 10 6RUBBS WlLLlAAe'
jes
NOTICE,-For sale or exchange Tor
n city properly, q FARM in Powhatan County,
containing about tso acres, about three miles from
Ptna Creek landing on James river. and twenty
ava m,lss from Rich mond. For particulars, Be-
annlv 10 GRANVlLLk SMITH,
IVY q, the Office Of the Clover Bill
issa Railroad Company.
EARM FOR SALE.-A FARM, con.
tanning 400 acres OF good land, lying In ORANGE
county, Va, has good dwelling, barn. tobacco
house, stable. and corn house, win DO sold low "
exsh hanged Tor city property. Apply TO
ap s5-s Riehnond. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
| PERSONAL PR0PERTV.-By virtue Of deed
Of trust executed 10 ms by Isaac N. Cole, bearing
date 27th February, 1885, and duly recorded in the
clerks Office OF the Halifax County court, being
thereto requested shall expose for sale AZ public
auction, the 18th day Of June, 1867 In the town
OF Meadsville, Halifax county, Va "a t2 o'clock NJ
the following zeal and personal property-viI.,
certain LOT in the town OF Meadsyille containing
TWO ACRES, with handsome DWELLING and
other necessary buildings thereon also. the
usual HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
including one excellent PIAN0-PORTE.
Terms: Made known on day Of sale.
THOMAS HATCHER, Trustee.
The above sale will be made for the payment Q!
debt due by negotiable note for 81 600, which
not is subject to a reduction OF $500. the amount
due being $500 with interest from 18th April 1866
The real estate will be sold subject 10 the dover
right OF Mrs. Isaac N. Cole.
je 10 T. HAfChEh, trustee.
The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY the
18th in.tInt 7. HATCHER,
je ll-swtds Trustee.
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CHERIFFS SALE OF PROPERTY
CLEVIEO ON TO SATISFY EXECUTIONS AN d
pISTRESs.-By virtue Of a levy made by me as
for rent, and execution OF IL m:, shall sell
on the 18th day Of june 1867, AT 10 o'clock A. N {,
at the Cunl!fs Pits, near the DanYills railroad,
viz, One STEAM ENGINE, sixty horse power,
with three BOILERS, two PLUNGlN9 PUMPS,
certain SHEDS and BRICK WOhk about the en-
CINE one TURNING LATHE and HYDRAULIC
KAN, and large lot Of IRON PIPE; and shall
also sell five MULES. at Chesterfield Courthouse,
on SECOND MONDAY In July, 1857, to satisfy GER
tain executions and distress put In my hands In
favor OF Cuniffs and others ana the Richmond. and
Danvills Railroad Company against Hystrom q
C!opton, and J In Nystrom, surviving partner.
TERMS Cash. . .. 80
TbSTnThSF l. Walden. Deputy.
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By PiIkinton, Pulliam Co,
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants, and Real
Estate Agents, No. Is west Pearl street.
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ANIY Slzl-MULE. WAGON,

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
y The great ssle Of q Oh ID and SILVER
WkIChEN, SILVER PLATED WARE, JEWEL
Ky &c WIZ De .tnued u hort time longer nj
tae old established house, No. Is (Old nuIaber)
Main street, al One Dollar Each
PLAN OP SALE. Certificates OF the articles with
beautifully executed photGgrsuhs ara njacsd in
envelopes and ,"ld Tor tw' MY i've c. nts each On
Teoeipt 81 esnlheGtes Gu wal zee what you are TO
lar and lake the article or not |; or Won can bsya
any other OF The sama max. Csitibcaies * cat
each for 81 II for ~. AL orders atdressad ~
HOLLAND & CO
je ll--lm No. ~ Main s,yss,
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After the above sale will be offered TWO DESI-
RABLE LOTS, 20 feet each, on Thirty first street
between Clay and Leigh. G. 4 w.
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y tnrily, either betWcen Ihry and FIdhK IN on
Fonrth street or on FRANKLIN between Fourth and
Adams streets, a G0LD-L Mixed BRaCELEr,
narLed an H. L." The finder will bo suitably
rewarded by leaving it at this office. Je li-ltS
rINHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING HAD
| a TIN BOX stolen from him containing vari-
ous SECURITIES, as described below, cautions
ali persons from buying or receiving ihe same,
steps having been taken TO prevent their payment
and TO obtain renewals 80 -.
virginia State coupons OF SIS each on Nos $50, SSl,
52l, 627, $40, 6Si 765, 7t6: ol9, sS! 40,
airy, 1867
Same conpon OF $3.50 on No. l, due July, 1866, and
January, 1867;
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auction Safes.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Grubbs b Williams. Auetionssr..
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh stresa.

{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
S Nn r 0p GROUND ON ROCKETT5 AVID WATER
or,eEsTS In execution OF decree Of The III
,.e n ,onrt OF Richmond entered 9TH December
,,o1' IN me casa Of "Picket,s and ais re. Piekes
anu as, Will sell at auction, upon iha premises
-" IN, nth June. at O'Clock p. NJ, II far
o' tnsh on he next fir day thereafter, at The
OF Hocke't. street. fronting IL feet and running
sr" ek anon, i,s feet to Water street. on which 4
This lot lies Just above In. w,,sbon,s n, xs..,,
& Whitlock '"' p'"P0'' ~ "
Terms: Ono fonrth cash balance a, to,r e,0b,
ard twelve months for note, with tnt.,est 49,
and satisfactorily endorsed. The tiis 20 bs p.
tanned " the court until the notes are paid.
PsACRY K. GRATTAE. Commi..ionsy
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneerr. isii
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BYE. b. Cook, Auctioneer'
Corner Governor and franklin streeu.
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BY Bowman & stroock, Auctioneers,
NJ I Pour.aepth stYaaf batween Main and Carv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-13
CAUTION.

r OsT OR sTOLKN.-A CERTAIN
IL Promi..ory Nose, drawn By J. 2. Leblanc
PAYABLE at 30 days, In fayorof one Champagne,
and By him endorsed 10 me. The public 10 hefs-
by cautioned not TO negotiate for said note, a.
payment has been stopped. ..-
Gold HUI, March %. 1857. mr09aw !.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-PARTNERsHrP HERETOFORE
i between Mrs. James Cummings and RosAnn
O'Niel, In conducting the verandah Hotel. lower
Gold Hill. is this day dissolved BY mutual con-
sent. All debts due the late hrm win be payable
70 RosanA O'Hieli, who will until further notice,
conduct the business Of said House. CEsT.s 1
|7ITI u MRS. JAS. CUMMINGS.
.TE4u RoSANA O'NIELL. 30
Geld Hill. New. March g. 1867. apSu
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The Nmes's special says neither the Presi-
dent or the Secretaries will send reports to
Congress until the commencement OF the sec
ond session in December. -,
A large number of Southern politicians VIII
ass emble in Washington on the loth INST 70
make continued effort to obtain c9IcessIon'
from Congress TO relieve the depioraoie condl-
ton of the Southern people.
Accounts from all the Southerh p,ates III
which elections have not yet been held repre-
sent that they will all 60 strongly republican
except Texas.
youna Mems Christian Association left the
convention to-day because colored man was
elected vice president. r5f4
The Worlds special says Revenue Commits
sioner Wells recommends that the Internal
Revenue Department be detached from the
Treasury and that officers be appointed with
to politics. -.
filled. - :
A bill will he introduced into Congress con-
terring national suffrage in elections for ma
tiOnal officials
The Heraid's special says it is stated treas
ury agent has discovered that the revenue
laws are frequently disregarded at the Phila-
delphia Custom House and goods have been
seized which had been struggled. The affair
is being Investigated.
The Posts special says owing to the results
late slave owners openly assert their belief
that in year or two slavery will be restored,
or that the government will compensate the
late masters for the losses OF TINS species OF
aroperty. In some places Shareholders are
preparing lists of the slaves held by them at
the breaking out of the rebellion, and are hav-g
ing them valued at the current rates of 1860.
The Treasury has made unsuccessful efforts
to obtain one of the recent 1880 counterfeit
bonds for the purpose of photographing it, All
effolts in New York We're fruitless. Many OF
the most prominent brokers there who held
large amounts, deny having any on hand now.
1t is necessary that Photographic copies should
be made in order that persons employed in the
Treasury Department might become familiar
with points of difference between the genuine
bonds and the counterfeit. Treasurer Spin
ner sought through the Agents Department to
procure such notes with the result mentioned.
All the spurious bonds now in the hands of the
officials are imperfect copies. the names of reg
ister and treasurer having been punched out
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A GENTS WANTED-41O to $40 day, to intro
"A duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $50. 1t uses two threads,
and rsakes the genuine LOCK STJTcH. Ali other low
priceu machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory given. Send FOR Circular. W. G. WILSON
& Co., Manufacturers, CLEVELAND, Ohio. au13d3m
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From C.,;fsr.,. .rd Oregon,

se SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. %.
A telegram from Jacksonville, Oregon says
that military expedition had arrived from
Fort Klamath bringing news that Gen. Crook
was defeated Oct. 18th, near Goose lake valley,
by the Hint and Pitt river Indians The fight
lasted two days, and Gen. Crook was com
PEELED to retire. His loss was killed and 20
wounded, among the former Lieut.. Manigan.
1t is thought that 20 Indians were killed, but
it was difficult to ascertain the actual loss
Gen. Crook is supposed to be at the upper end
of Goose lake valley, waiting reinforcements.
Capt. Charles Il. Leavitt died in this city
last Sunday. He had been engaged long
time in the Chill and Sandwich Island trade
He was a native of Beverly, Mass.
The barque Relief has arrived from Santiago
Oct. 16, having ON board part of the cargo and
tw enly OF the crew of the Never Hope, which
vessel was thought to have been lost with all
hands, ~ rfafi
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Freights.

Ire NEW YORK, Oct. 80.
For three days.l Freghts-The absence of late
cable dispatches and the consequent falling Oft in for
efgn Grain orders, ,gether with the accession OF
fresh tonnage the berth for ports in Great Britain
has led to lu market and slight shading IN rates,
except Cotton, for which higher figure have been
paid, under the urgency of early shipments. Se}far
as Atlantic Freghts ,neerned the course
of the market will be determined by later adyices
from the other side of the Atlantic Beyond 11-16d
to Liverpool, by vessels the berth at Mobile, we
hear Of no business. Cotton Freights hence have
other departments there is little change to note and
business ID slack. Engagements to Liverpool-Wheat
at q 10d, closing at the inside rate; Peas 3D. Corn
l0d " 60 tbs; Flour IS; Cotton 5-16 q Id; and by
steamer, Wheat I'D (which refused at the close)
Cotton q I'd; Flour As Cd. Charters--A Prus brig,
to Cork for ORDERS 1900 qrs Wheat IS; Br brig
34l tons, TO Bristol, 1000 qrs Wheat Is; Swed
baroue 452 tons, to Cork for ORDERS excluding West
point of Ireland, 400 qrs Wheat IS; Br brig 1888
tons to Penarh Roads for orders to port in Bristol
Channel 800 qrs Wheat, if not above Bristol, 3D.
or ii to Gloucester 0sd brig, 5000 bbs. capacity,
to Genoa and home from Sicily, $3.50; one to st.
Thomas Lumber $40; one to st. Croix $1075, and
bone from Mirag0ane. LogwO ID 30 on and Sc under
deck; one to Bangor, Flour zoe and Corn &c; sch,
same VOYAGE Corn &c one to ports on the Penobscot
be. California Freights-San francisco freights are
higher and may be quoted at 4Oc " foot for measure
ment, except Agricultural, Furniture, Hats, Boots
and Shoes and Glassware, which are taken at SOC;
weight 1c " ID; Nails 37Bc ~ keg. Rates have not
yet advanced correspondngly tn tqose of Grain
Freights to Europe, consequently no new ENGAGE
berth win soon fll mp Ship owners do not feel like
eharterin2 TO San Francisco less than 50c ~ foot and
lie @ ID, as few vessels here and the prospect Of
good near business disnclines them to 60 long voy
ages at present ggues-Shipping List.
MOBILE, Oct. 26.
Foreign Freight firmer and the rate to Liver
pool has heen advanced to n-16d while Coastwise is
dull and in some instances lower We ouote IN Iiy-
erpoo 11-l6d; Bavre lie; Coastwise ports by sail a.
1e: steamer via New Orleans to New York lie HI H.
and to Boston and Philadelphia 1ic.
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Valuable Real Estate sale.

DY Virtue OF license from the Hon. Judge OF
ID Probate tor Cumberland County, shah sell, al
Public auction, on Tuesday, November l2th next
at n O'Clock A. NJ on the premises the valuable lot
OF land on the north corner OF Congress and Franklin,
Streets, belonging to the estate Of late Charles f.
Beckett, extending leg teef Congress Street. and
containing about 5000 square feet, subject TO mort
CAGES OS IS, 500. and interest
Also, same day at O'Clock 7. NJ. Mt Private Sale.
at the Assessors Once Market Hall lot OF land
Vaughan Street belonging TO said estate, he'ng l60
ieet on Vaughan Street, with depth OF about III
feet, subject, in common with the ADJOINING lot cor
per of vaughan and Pine Streets to mortgages OF
go and interest.
S. B BECKETT, Administrator.
70. BAILEY, Auctioneer. oct. II, 1861.
andid
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81.
Dispatches from Medicine Lodge Creek say
the Arapahoes make separate treaty, and to-
gether with the Apaches will dissolve their
former connection with the Cheyennes, ON ac-
count of the hostile attitude of the latter to
the whites. All the tribes except the Chey-
ennes, represented here, held council on the
Goth, and agreed to renew friendly relations
with each other and to return all the stolen
horses. eIs.-a at4 Att
The Cheyennes have not arrived yet. Some
persons expect bad motives on their part, and
Others think all will come out right. they
claim that they have not finished their medi-
cine ceremonies, and ask two days longer time.
The Commission has already waited thirteen
days on that tribe and have got tired They
will remain until Monday the 18th, when they
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- HAVANA, Oct. 80.
Intelligence has been received here that st.
Domingo has declared war against Hayti, on
account of the sympathy and assistance given
by the Haytiens to ex-President Baez.
paeA " 1850 ~ 20 ratmr w. g. ne was prepar
President Cabral and Gen. Pessin were on
the Hayten frontier with an army of 1000
men.
Ten of the prisoners who took part in the re-
volt at the penitentiary in Santiago de Cuba
were shot ON the 23d inst All the others I'M
plcated in the affair have been sentenced to
long terms of imprisonment
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From Mexico.

HAVANA, Oct. 81.
Advices from the city of Mexico to the 10th
state-that by recent decree all persons are
required to serve in the army five years.
A boat of the United States steamer Yantic
capsized in the harbor of Tampico, and two
seamen were drowned.
The duty on foreign and native cotton has
been reduced to 80 cents per 100 pounds when
entered for consumption in Mexico ~
Gen. Prim wrote from Brussels to President
Juarez congratulating him upon the triumph
of the Liberals
The Imperial prisoners Prince, Salm Salm
and Gen Costello arrived at the city of Mexi-
co from QneretarO Oct, 18th.
The brig Samuel Hesse, from New York,
with war material for the government, was
wrecked near Vera Cruz on the 18th instant.
Crew saved Ia
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In the matter Of George Hal, Bankrupt, in Bank
raptcy. .,.,
YV,HIS is TO give notice that petition has been pre-
sentcd TO the Court this twenty third hay of Octo-
ber by George Hall, Of Portland, a Bankrupt pray
log that he may be deereed 10 have full discharge
from all his debts, lTovable under the Bankrupt Act,
and upon reading said Petition,
IT Is ORDERED by the Court that a hearing De had
upon the sameOn the eighteenth day OF NovemoeTA a
D., 1857 before the Court in Portland, in sad Dis-
trict, at 10 o'clock A. NJ and that notice lnere9, re
published In the Portland Evening Star and the Fort
land Daily Press, ewspapers pInteu ~ sau
issue OF said papers and that allcreitors who have
proved THEN debts and other persons IN interest," may
annear Al sail time and place, and show cause II any
tbey have why the prayer Of said petition should not
be granted. =, w WV vi -; Z. Z ~ I19L,
-.naa Ouu& uull
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NEW YORK. Oct IL.
Panama papers of the 23d state that Guate-
mala has granted the privilege to certain par
ties to establish national bank with capital
of 100000.
!, Isaac W. Stemberg, an American, was as
saulted in Panama by three natives, one of
whom shot him, but the wound is not fatal
The American Consul demanded the arrest OF
the assailants, and full investigation is Or
dered in accordance Herewith. The affair
was undoubtedly premeditated attempt at
assassination
the 10th, and returns to Callao after coaling.
The Panama Legislature has repealed the
resolution shifting portion of the real estate
tax to the commercial tax.
Central American advices notice severe
storms on the coast, heavy rains in the interior
and cholera disappearing. tts-faa
Valparaiso dates of the Sd state that the I'M
certainty as to the movements of the Spanish
fleet had depressing influence on business
! The treaty of commerce between Peru and
Chill is virtually an Inauguration of free
trade. 80
: A line of steamers is to be established be-
tween Valparaiso and Liverpool.
Bolivia is seeking to annul the guanO con-
tract at Mesellones Islands,
The revolt at iArequipa, Peru, continues
Troops have been sent there, but Causeco still
remains in command and no attack has yet
been made upon him.
n The Eouadorian Congress had an imbroglo
with the government, but it was settled by the
resignation of the Minister of the Interior.