davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-26

Nearly One Hundred PIAMos ana PAR
tiful Pisne kosns; One fourth MUST bE SOLD
s e;sSs h'~ Tears day. rsS5S; ~ Rriess al
deis-soss 3e6 p. avenue. nesr io9A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-26

10y ]. b. WHEELER 4 CO, Auctiop.ers,
- No. 81 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and yth
opposite Seston House.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
RECONSTRUCTION.

SENATOR WILSON'S TOUR
INTERVIEW WITH JEfS DAyIs-ADDREos All HAMP-
TON
TEIEGRAPH TO YRBUNE.
FORTRESS MONROE, April Ex-senator Wilson Wis
tied this place early this morning where he was received
with military salute of IL guns and accompanied to the
fort by the band Gen Burton invited him to headquar
ters, where very pleasant interview was had with tho
General and other officers connected with the post He
he called on the chief Of the late Rebellion, and spent
ores OF the fines rher tInt 49, % W, oli IN
te senate in the Of which Mr.. Davis expressed
he cordial feelings which he entertained toward many
H ienus me prospects OF war In Europe and recent
improvements In military warfare discussed
aiu.lOhs made to political affairs this country
After ths Interview the Senator visited Hampton,
wnere nc addressed M the people. assembled in large
hour lie portrayed in strong coors the ni1uty
Rebellion but said that he cherished no feelings enmty
lives nor their property but he hoped that through tears
and repentance they might find forgiveness the suf
they had shed and for the noble souls they had sent from
earth to God But terrible the was 1t had resulted
IN he freedom OF more than four millions Of men, who
nad now he right to education and elevation and every
civil right which belonged to the white There W
and equal OF the prouest Of the first families OF the Old
Dominion lie referred to the great prosperity of the
sacrifices OF the which he regarded evidence
the favor of Heaven because Of the fidelity of the people
20 their country and TO human rights The question OF
was then taken and the generosyan
magnanmty Of its conditions insisted upon The sou III
ern States, he said would conform TO their conditions
and the simple question was whether they would nd
men TO Congress and elect state officers whose hearts
were with the Lost Cause" whose hearts beat
strongly for Country. Liberty Justice and Equal Rights
for all men. He hoped they would put the sheep Tie
side and the goats the other and give their suf
port only to men VINO were In favor OF the education g
all without distinction OF color and Of impartial liberty
The colored men could this part OF the cOnntF,
make loyal and place IL on the side OF justice and hr
manity, II they would and he trusted they wOud
IL that their in such q way TO
this result and thus do their part toward redeemng This
section from the bghting influences OF Slavery mako Us
people intelligent and prosperous, and call down upon
them the blessings Of Almighty God At the close OF the
speech three rOusng cheers given for Senator VII
son. and three for the Union Republican party Of
the state OF Virginia. The Senator then introduced
the teachers connected with the Freedmen's Bureau
and the coored people crowded around hm TO express
their qualification with his address, and their resolution
follow his councils At ~ o'clock the senator left for
Portsmouth, and proceeded ut by railroad to Colds
borough.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
THE sELaA RnNK ROBBERY.


Tie ScInaa papers give tic following particularly
It APPEARS investigation shat the bank hos suffered
largelJ recent OUTSIDE spec,aow. the character OF
which da not learn dill we learn whether they
entered Gpon by MA ParrsD, tLe Presidct. upon
lis responsibility. ovh tue eanction OF the Board
OF Directors. While weakened aud embarrassed by
these losses the tst Inst, Government
draft for $4,000 presented as paid. On
the 7th. mother draft u the character. for
$4,000 was presented. Mr Parkman eEr4ained that it
would suit the of the bank 10 have few
days time. sod payment delayed tmSbe l4th when
demand wade. accomp sned With threat of pro
test. Payment was promised the next day and tnat
evening the robbery re Drted The next day tine
bank taken in charge by the military authorities.
acting under orders from Gen Swayff ara fts officers
put under arrest, thOugs left st arEs parOc
Yesterday morning Gen. Sraync came down. an
city. We believe Information is correct. that the
animation has progressed sufficiently To show that
ROBBERY committed and tha, funds not aecounted
for missing. The cash balance the books
spOnds with the money the sae, rssary Under
the circumstances, Mr. ParkmanB ighcfrOm tise city ~
ineSpcable except the idea nat. alan med md
whemed by the elimination OF hi ,troubes lie tok that
tending court at Camden Since writing the iDoye
have learned. That the capital OF the ln wIs never
paid In 2. That the circulation was used 20 pny Tor the
bonds upon which it obtained. J. That thP bonds
deposited 90 tho Government deposits were bor
ed-facts. IL facts startling thanthOse which
yesterday formed the topics Of the street and from
which our readers must draw ther own cenCtisOna
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
MARYLAND.

INV CIVIL RIGHTS BILL. AGAIN SIT ASIDE.
The Baltimore ABeriodR of the 18th says the follow
ing motion Tuesday made in the Circuit Court for
Anne Arundel County session at Annapolis, by H. r.
Jordan. attorney for defendant:
Joseph r. Jones agt Joseph Gray Action OF rcplevin
for apprentices which had been discharged by habeas
corpus Joseph Oray the defendant In this comes
here into Court, by his attorneys H. r. and r. T. Jordan.
suggests this honorable Court that hc believes he
cannot have fair end impartial trial In this Court for
the following reasons, viz:
|. lie Is "A man of African descent
,. And all his principal witnesses are persons OF AZ.
rcan descent, who under the law Of this state. and
me ruling Of his honorable C0'pf, cannot De heard in
this Court.
lie Therefore prays the Court 10 order and direct the
record proceedings In this To be transmitted 10 the
District Court OF the United states for the District OF
Maryland provided by act Of Congress approved April
o. ig chapter 81 entitled An act to protect MI persons
In the United IN their civil rights and furnish the
means Of their ndcaton and act of Congress approved
habcas corpus and regulating judicial proceedings in Ger
tain cases"
To this motion attached the affidavit Of the de-
fendnnt. The motion argued 10y III. T. jordan, estl.
for defendant and Oliver Miller. esq. for plaintiff The
Court the Hon d. H. Magrudcr. In delivering his opinion.
said he could the motion without admitting
that he had denied the defendant right and that
the motion made too late. Motion ovcIrulcd.
Mr. Magrudcr has several times been Indicted for viola
ton of Civil Rights BILL and the Legislature at It's
cent session passed cOmpensatng him for all
peuss incurred in his suits The same body also passed
law making appropriation t0 indemnify hm-and all
other judges aud Ma sstratcs of Maryland who may de
termnr 10 Offosc this law Of the United Statesfor all
expenses they may be put to In any courts by fne etc
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
TENNESSEE.

THE REBRI DEAD-HoNoRARY SERVICES FORBIDDEN.
. TsLEaKAPH rEIRUsK ~
MEMPHIS Tenn. April 2j.--In anticipation of the
proposed ceremonies at EmwOod Cemetery tomorrow,
where the ladies' OF this city intend to decorate the graves
OF Confederate dead Capt e. A. NJ Esos OF tho 18th
Infantry commanding this post. has addressed letter
Mayor Lafland in which he says II becomes his duty
the military representative OF the Government to see
that stop put without delay 10 such proceedings In
conclusion ho desires the Mayor 10 prohibit any process
so speeches public demonstration IN order to render
useless military Interference and suggests that they con
their arrangements to simple acts OF mourning Tor
their deceased relatives IN the customary manner
co.. GARD FROM GOV. BEowNIOw.
The following card from Gov. BrownlOw appears
in Tkc kasiaHe Pgtss and Times:
solne one writing from Nashville 10 The Cincinnati
COD,etci6 over the signature OF Mack" makes this
statement In rrgard tO myself and Mr.. Trimble:
Though strongly In favor OF negro suffrage he voted
againS' the Franchise bill the Tennessee Legislature,
as every honorable should have done; first because
denied the negro the right Ia hold office and. secondly
~ diSfidnehiScd The Rcbefs And against man
like this of the frcedmens Bureau candidate
There's justice for you: there's principle there's rich
reward for Tennessee Unonisn and there's Tennessee
Indeasn."
have ncdded. directly or indirectly, in the con
going for the Congressional nomination at Nash
yilc and the foregoing statement. far as am con
ion forced In this way worth anything. II Is
this effect John Trimble has stronger claims upon
the Radical Union party for this nomination than any
man la the Nashville District. and II the party do him.
Justice. they will not give him opposition.
April 49, 1851. ". G.. BRowNLow.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
DIED

RYERSOn TUESDAY evening April o. Ry,rs sgsd resr
son Oft. K Ryers and sOn-nlAS Of tue late E.C
family Of
Lodge 449 r. and A. respectfully Invited steaz
his late residence No 30 Wess EBeeath
Fhlag, April l6 al O'Clock. p
HARTSHORNR-At Locust Grove Railway J., wedoe.i.y
April Youngest Of George a1 sarah r. Harstorn
aged wears months and ~ daya
Funeral on SATURDAY, at 2 O'Clock, N
INNISAt Poaghkeepe. Wenesly morning April a. Msr'>.
unis N Of the late Aaron nns in the 10th year % her age
JONEsOn THURSDAY April 2 OF pneumoll, ss J'nss n D. sd
% years
respectfully invited 10 stiend the fInsr
services at No % East Tweatseyensb St Slturia ApnI a. al
O'Clock p.
Ithaca, n Y, and Worcester Mss, papers please copy
LIVISGST0Nn Wednesy April r. at bs rsienc Carroll hv
ineston. Of New Brighton Staten Island
The relatives and friends OF the family sDi The Members OF Che Bosd
Brokts respectfully requested - tat te f1era a. Gsns
Church New.fok Saturday at 10 O'Clock wltheus
further irritation
MOORHBAD-A Galway, Ssraogs Co. ~ z Wednesday morning.
Frances daughter Of James and Fannie MoOrbest
The funeral will take place the SeOb Prebyte,n Church Dr
Ack.oys Four,eenhst, this lfndtyl morning. 10 Ocoek
RANDELAt Newt0wn Weinesisy A2r Joaataaa Rsa-
dell. sens seed years. mOuths and - days
Friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 aABt bis fnners
Tuesday April 26 at o'clock Blssns trsas leave Hantess
Point 1T lls o'clock q. N.
wESTERvET-On Thursisy April o. Harry fe youngess
IT, and Anna NJ Wssterv aged months and - iaga
Funeral services SUNDAY al O'Clock at No IL B0Dnei a.
Hobosen j. Friends aud relatives unei without ilbes
notice.
Ne~ark Advertiser please copy
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
MEXICO

LATEST NrWS FROM otFEETAHO-fSrOBfDo REIN
FORCED m TOuR THOUSAND MEN-MARQJIZ
RAIsES 4 FORCED LOAN ~ MEXICO.
n TELKeKAFH TKiHrSE.
san FEANCIsCO April 24.-Adyces received III this
city from Mexico state that MaXmlan was still in
Queretaro with 1900 troops. The Liberals under
Escobedo had been reinforced by 1000 troops
making 29OOO men under anps. The last news re-
cevcd from Cona states that no decisive action
had taken place. The !mprriaiist General Marquee
had managed 10 pass the Liberal lines with 100 cav
alry and mad reached the City of MeXiro. WHERE he
forthwith levied u forced loan of $l0COdO and sue
cceded in collecting $0OJ 10y imprisoning the heads
of several of the leading commercial houses. The
victims of the forced loan were the Real del Monte
silver Mining TO-. 5000: Mr. Bidque SGO,O0 Bar
ton Forbes y Co.. s:0.OOO: Benike n Co, $1,000 ;
Graham. Cranes \ CO.. sl0uU: ROthschds agent
$1,000: Bates. Barton a Co.. sl0O0O After collect
ing The money Marquee raised 1900 additional troops
and left for QueretarO.
tOliIna l. prosperous under the government Of
Ramon Vega
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
FRANCE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLAIINE BODY.
To the Legislative body an amendment proposing
60 abolish the discretionary power Of the Government in
rcSpect sale in the streets OF lawful publications.
had been proposed by the opposition The Committee on
the Army bill incessant IN their labOrs Marshal Nell
summoned to defend the bill before the committee has
stated that while the condition Of the army Is unexcep
tionabe, Prussia and Russia have each much larger
force. ~
The Steele writes We are assured that the Govern
m mt accepts certain notifications, and that il has
aredy giving up the point OF calling ont the whole
ual contingent not excepting those who drew the high
est numbers.
N. GIRARDIN.
NJ de Girardn has published his plan OF reprsals
against the for attempting to restrict the
sale Of La Liber< He that he is ready for
any pocuniary sacrifice TO increase the circulation Of his
journal spite Of the opposition OF the Government and
has reduced the price in favor OF readpgrooms cafes
etc The circulation Of the paper Apn was 29G0 The
Emperor s reported 10 have said TO the Minister OF the
Interor: Grardn has proclaimed himself systematic
enomy Of the Empire and you ought to have suppressed
his paper" - -. ..
The journal des De6ds that England and Spain
ore about TO the mediation OF France in respect 10 the
asizure OF the Queen Victoria and the Tornado The
France believes the difficulties will soon be settled peace
fully.
An international Musical Festival win take place July
H. in the grand OF the Palace OF Industry Champ
de Mars.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
TIE ELECTION.
SENATORIAL DISTRICT RETURNS.

| TRIBUNE
IsT DISTRICT (SugOIk, Queens and RichmoHd)
RchOnd-The vote in the first district of Castleon s
IA Democratic and So Republican, the Democratic
jorty being The second and third districts give 103
Republican majority.
We have the following additional returns from Suffolk
In tho First District OF southampton there we're but 1888
votes poled The Senatorial delegates stood III Repub-
cans to e. Democrats47 majority, while on Delegates
at Large stood liC Republicans to Ga Democrats52 ma
iority H. W. Eastman uepl has 139 majority at this pofl,
The Second District of southampton (3ridgehampton,
gave an unscratched Votes Republicans to Is Demo
Gratis making vote majority The Third District
(SOuthamptOn Viagcl gave 81 Republicans 10 30 Dcno
Gratis ON Senatorial and to "a Democrats on Constu
ton nj Large. The Fourth DISTRICT of southampton gave
65 Republican majority. .
The First District of East Hampton EAST Hampton y-
lagc) gave 81 Republican to 10 DenOclTtc, on SctOiu
Eastman running two ahead Of his ticket and on Dele.
gates Large 90 Republican TO II Democratic The second
District Of East Hampton "a part of Sag Harbor viagel
sOOd-SenaOral, - Democratic To II Republican; ana
the Convention at Large, ~ Democratic 10 10 RepuD
lcam In this District. Eastman ran five ahead of MS
ticket. making tie between him and Townsend. 1bking
the whole village have Republican majority of ~ on
the Senate Oral NcntOn ~ the Convention at Large,
1913 for Eastman Townsend. The Third Di.trc,
of East Hampton tmasansctu but - votesT ite
publican to Z DemOcrntic-On the whole ticket.
The town OF Eivcrhcad. complete. stands 3Ol Demo
cratic and 2s5 Republican. giving Republican majority
of -. Shelter Island gives 10 Republican majority south
old gives ll5 Republican majority Eastman has lJs ma
iOuty over Townsend.
KIM DISTRICT (Duichess GUd CoilOhbinJ
DiicheSs-Pnc Inins gives 100 majority on the Renlh
can state and District tickets.
The following the naiorcs by towns in Duichess
nuuf m hot rickctS
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
TIE INDIAN WAX.
TmE sAvAcEs NEAR FORT MIrcni

THE s,vAGEs NEAR FORT MITCHELL.
n TsIrsRsrH TO TSRrSx.
81. LOUIS, April "a dispatch from Juesburg
SAWS the Indians stampeded large mum Der OF eatto
800 yards from Fort Mitchell on the 18th inst They aer
ward attempted draw the garrison ont of the fort ot
were unsuccessful. The number OF Indians who commit
ted This depreciation IL estimated at $500 large party
~ sioux Indians reported TO be an RaWhlde ,tsn
wishing 10 come To Fort Laramie ana hNe lea'eapV
with the whites.
A C0yFEGENCE WITH TWO OF THE SIOUX TRIBES.
Sr. LOUIS, April 2j.-The Democrats Omaha specIai
dispateh says dispatch from aon. sully dated for'
sedgwlck April 81, states that lie has had satisfactory
council with the Ogaslla and Brute bands OF sonA n
dians Ioo number and representing 900 ppts and
loated them IN the country between ths flas,1 pi ,
SooLy Ii rlyt,s aud mo longitude Of Pole and rum
rasks 'Ihe stdamer Jennie Lewis landed 1000 troops
nJaeo tuns "a Govern In.nt eight at Omaha today
GEN. suIIYs 'coMMIssioN-TIiE KEARNEY MAssA-
"''-'' : .t' "a
WAsHINGTON, April pa dispatch to the Commls-
.oner OF Indian Affairs from Brig Gen. rsa
,dept OF the Fort Kearney Commission dated For. oeus
wick Colorado. April "a, states they had met ~ o,ouA
from the North California Crossing. They gave nj te
particulars OF the Fort Kearney massacre ons Con,
led that participated. and perhaps All du ,t RsoI
mission learned that the aeapapaS sans AS'e'' e"s>
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
HUNGARY.
~,,, cno ,.r,.~- ~rpor,o>.

THE CROAIIAN QUESTION.
NJ D6ak's resolution relative to the CrOatian qucs-
tOn has adopted by both Houses Of tho Hungarian
Diet The sttngs Of the Diet VIII be adjourned Till May,
account OF the Easter Holidays The Emperor whose
coronation King OF Hungary announced for the goth
OF May is on the best terms with ms Hungarian Min
isteYs He calls NJ Dcak his dear felOw-ruler." No
dsagreements exist between Baron Won Beusf and the
Hungarian Ministry relative to the CrOatian question.
The 0bergespane, heutenants OF counties. have been
named at Peth aud those among them who were deputies
have already given up their places In the Diet, and have
started for their posts All these officers or nearly all,
belong 70 the Deak party The different sentences i'm
penang over those Hungarans who were mixed mp with
The revolution are gradually being removed Count Alex
ander Telek has been allowed To return 10 his country
and the sequesraOn imposed the OF the Rebel
ouera Ernest Kiss Elemer has inst been removed
Dy order OF the Emperor and the OF 42jO0O0 0rins
handed over 10 his heirs
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
ARMY GAZETTE.
sr rxLxoRArH TO rHE TRIBUNE.

MiiorGru. G. Grover has been relieved &c sT-r1upg
AaJor Charles Sonis Ut cyary orirr % r-roF' or sag
Hasck. cpminanins Division of thc Parhc Bet
Smith Ms"r 7ih Infantry. relieved from recruiting
and ordered lniy the Department oth Platte
Surgeon been Transferred from the Drft~a Of
the Eas the department of Dakota Surgeon g. II Alden. ni
Assistant surgeon o. Il. Nc transferred from Department 1 The
che Department Of Missouri Assistant sus-oa Fy Acte
land transferred department Of the E 20 District Of New Meyico
r. Department the
Department o the Pistie samuel Al
sni Heury McB- transferred oa Department ~ sr sl'; TO
District ofTrtsa
Grernles asgnei with sarl
Louisville. o. relieve Surgeon Lewis Tavlor.
MAJOR W CnBdeu j,h C,yil. ordered 10 10 Gen
Pope Brcve tea " W. Lowe b,h Cavalry ami Bree,o
Iohu T. Uohhe lith Infantry ordered % report 20 Gra Sbsra
Brcrei Brig ea " H. Stel euttol 10th lnfsnr orsred io
his regiment Fort Smelling MINI Breve, Brig Gen Mac
Colonel 4 nn,ry ordered 70 his regiment Br-yet Major J.
H. Rawlings Captain 5,h Airry Brev,. Capt James kef- f
Artillery snd First Lieut. ID BurkA0A Of ha y Ailr
have BEEN ordered 20 JOIN Their bsiienes
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

~ rkEGRlPH TO TIE 1hlbtNb
81. LOUIS, Mo-. April 25.-1hc Government Com
mlssoners to-day accepted the seventh secon OF 30 miles
of the Union Pacific Railroad. Kansas branch. This
brings the road sans, miles north of Fort Riley.
which point freight and passenger trans will run un the
st Of May. The amount Of transportation done by this
road for the United ftutcs trnmenL durng the month
Of March, 465. onchaf Of which returned Ia
the United States Ireasry in ordaice with the Pa
cc Railroad act. This equivalent tO - per cent per
annun, the whole amount Of Gov vernmcnt bonds issued
i'm mid Of this road; IN other words, the Company Is pay
pg all the interest for the Government ana refnding the
principal OF the loan at rats which Will nearly eX
fius1ush the same al maturity
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
1f,XAS.
SUSPENSION OF ELECTIONS.

NNITIIN
GALyEsToS. Texas April Is, 1867.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 0.-Ill. Agreeaby with in
sructcns received this day from the Commanding Gen
era Fifth Military District all further elections by civil
authority IN the state Of Texas hereby forbidden.
No elections will be held until they ordered under
the law by the Military Commander
All appointments TO vacancies which occur among the
app0nses Of the Executive Department OF the state VIII
be made by the Governor as heretofore
Vacancies occurring which are filled ordinarily by elec-
on will be reported by the Executive Department or te
state without delay these Headquarters for the need
ful action.
All appointments herein authorized 10 be made by the
Chief Executive the state Will be duly notified 10 these
Headquarters for the dyisemen Of the Military Com
By command OF Brovct Major-Gen. Griffin.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
and hogs, Throughout Northern Iowa and southern Min

and hogs, throughout Northern Southern Min
ncsota known TO have pershcdrom scarcity OF feed
and from intense cold and deep SHOWS which have con-
tiuucd through the entire month Of March Our inform
ant Mr. Almond started on the 80 day OF April for Fort
Dodge with sled and five pair Of cattle fe was seven
days i'm making the tIip The snow was from two TO
three feet deep most OF the way for 40 miles and in
many places il drfted from 10 TO IS feet deep com.
pctcy burying up his team one pair OF cattle became
entirely exhausted and pershed on the road with the
others he got through and reached here the 10th
Many the people have had their hands, feet and faces
badly frozen during the Winter In getting up wood and
taking care Of their cattle. large number Of their
tie have persisted, and many Of the Homestead settlers
NJ the Xcrge of starvatiOn.'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
lnlul lalL ll,a I.r.n l.nn lnL lnA lnlL 100

Total.I3l4 ia2O 1875 lUH lWJ lOb
The First District of the Town of Onondnga gives lot
Republican majority, and the Second District -.
Gcddc-- Republican. l4i: Democratic, gf Republican
majority, ~ OtiscO-Democratic II; Republican, ~;
Democratic majority Z.
Returns from four towns In Schoharc show falling off
from vote last Fall Ot 400 The county viii not
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

FURSIss Tus~ssy Aprii o. 1877 a
the brides parent Jos Petersss WI
liam Furuiss and Lizzie j. eldest daughter W8azs
ESQ., all Of the above city
LYMAHRoBIHSOEAt Cstsh wedrssiay Apri a. b. Preni<
Ceremony, James Il. Lyman 10 Hannsh l.. Robinson -
bklNNBR-DORM ANDTAt Hudson, " Monday April bt
the Rev Wm JObnson, Edmund H. Skinner 10 h
mandy daughter o, John g. Dornsai i O the
place
Tuesday spl bT The Rev. Dr. Boies
Of boston orsoa sparrow M D = BrooLiyn Y. and Ms
Sarah 81 Edwards Of HorSich daughter Bd1ar
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
Turkey.
IGNs or TIIE GoyrpXNtrNT

DESIGNS or TIE GOVERNMENT.
The Porte has addressed note 20 the Greek Gov
ernnent threatening To invade that country hOstes
against the Porte do Immediately cease An extra
ordinary Council OF Ministers held April g.
presiding The propositions Of the Great Powers re-
spectng Crete and the future condition Of the Christians
Turkey considered. Prince Michael Serva was
received with great hOnOrs by the Sultan and the Porte
Tae sultan has decided 10 foregO certain Of his
civil list.
EARTHQUAKEs IN MITYLESE..
Earthquakes still continue In Mitylene. The whole
town has fallen In ruiDs-nOt soul remains. The
habtants have all fled 10 the hills and left everything
taey possess.
CRETE.
The Porte refuses perssenty TO enter into any engage
ment for the disposal Of Crete until fighting has entirely
ceased NJ Bouree has no influence In bringing the Sui
tan 20 terms.