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Mexico.
UNNIsTAKABLE AND GENERAL REVOLUTION.
We take the following from the Brownsville
Ranebero of the llth

UNMIsTAKABLE AND GENERAL REVOLUTION.
We take the following from the Brownsville
Rlncbero of the llth:
sINALoA.
Confirmed news of the wide spread revolution
in this State had been received at Guaiaajara on
the 22d ultimO.
Gransdos and Adolfo Palschio had pronounced. at
Culcan, the State capital. They forced the doors
a'd vaults Of the national mint there, and seized
$4,000 Of specie belonging to private individ-
u Is.
The National Congress in session at Mexico had
declared Domingo hubi the governor elect. The
legislature of the State pronounced Lawyer Mon
sou the legally elected governor. Rubi fed 10
PaDucO, with division of the itiOnal Guard, de-
termined TO sustain himself as governor. General
Angel Martinez, eCmmander-in. chief of the State
forces, was at the seaport city of MaZltan, unde.
termiued how to act General Ramon Corona had
lsit GusdsSJara for the scene OF revolution, al
though he had been ordered to Mexico. The fact
Of Coloua's going to Slnalos, is the strongest evil
dence Of a general revolution.
CHIAPAs.
A large body of troops from the State had
been raised TO form an expedition TO aid the revo-
lutionary movement in Yucatan. A number Of
ex-imperiaIst troops from Chiapas had been
allowed by the Guatemala government to organ
ize an expedition against the Liberal government
on It's son. The plan of the revOlutiouists in
southern Mexico Is to take Oaj ica. aud make il
the headquarters of new government.
SONORA.
The Yaqui Indians continued their awful war Of
determination. The interior Of the State is try
deserted. Agriculture and mining were aban
doned by the citizens, who found safety only in
the large towns.
MEXICO.
The most important item Of news from the seat
OF government IS the resignation OF the assassin
EscObedo.
The Rsnchero of the Sth has the following;
The secretary Of war has ordered reinforcemeuts
of troops from Puebla, TOluca, Cuernavaca and
other neighboring points to be concentrated at
the capital. The garrison, now Is 600 strong, is
to be increased to 5000 effective men. The
working force at the city arsenal, in the citadel
bu diugs, had been increased to the largest man.
age able number. Col. AmadOr had been placed
in charge OF the citadel.
Gen. Negrete had pronounced in favor Of Con.
saleZ Ortega. His command is a subdivision of
Poririo plaz' army corps. The latest ne vs. re.
ceiyed az the cepital announces that he has the
hearty cooperation of all his troops. They had
left TulsnciDgo for the norh. The indications
are that NegIete will, if possible, march around
San Louis towards Monterey, for the purpose of
releasing General 0rtegs.
BY private letter we are Informed that the Or
ject Of the government in calling its generals 10
the capital Is 10 have a grand council Of war, the
subj ct Of which is kept a secret. Tie generals
already there and on the road are Gems. PorfriO
DiaZ, Mariana EscobedO, AuriiiianO Rivera, Rl-
mon Corona, Juan COriiEa Jimenez of Guerrero
and Regu e. Of MchOacan.
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It IS said of old Diogenes, the cynic that he
found great trouble in discovering an honest man.
We heard, however, OF case which occurred
yesterday, which shows that there are honest men,
even in these degenerate and uncertl'n times. A
gentleman Of Arkansas, who contracted bill the
first year Of the war; at a leading wholesale to-
bacco house Of Gravier street, came forward
yesterday and paid his bill in bright yellow gold
1t is no more than he ought TO have done, per-
haps-but as so many people nowadays show
Gin many cases from necessity an inddelty TO
their pecunary obligations, we take pleasure in
mentioning this instance of the voluntary dis.
charge of an old debt.
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CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETING. The grand
rally and mass meeting Of all our people who
are opposed TO radicalism viii be held at
the st. Charles Thester this evening, at seven
o'clock. This meeting will be held under the
auspices Of the Democratic State Central Com.
mitee, and is intended to be the opening
demonstration Of the campaign. 1t is gotten up
by gentlemen who are in earnest, whose arrange
ments have been perfected, and who have Sc
cured distinguished orators to address the meet
ing. Among those who are expected to speak
we may mention ex Senator Weller of California,
Colonel Yerger Of Mississippi, Judge II. NJ.
spoford, Colonel Smallwood, secretary OF the
Central Committee, Hon. B. f. Jonas, Hon.
A. sambola Major John II. New, and other popu-
lar and welknown orators. The meeting bids
fair to be rousing one, and every citizen who is
interested in rescuiDg Louisiana from the fatal
clutches of radicasm is cordially invited to be
present.
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EI0S1Iie.

his substitute fe Cotton has been demonstrated 10 Be
recall y adapted climate grow not only in our
aluvisl soil, but also the upland Of Mississippi That u
is subject to he destroyed by the caterpillar enc
miles Of Cotton that four crops year may sent
The MARKET and each Of pounds the
ordinary yield of cotton that its fibre stronger finer
than fax cotton aud that IL worth than double IN
Europe than the best Sea leland Cotton requires but
little labor, and when planted will gate
ssR without further labor for great many yesrs-n fact
almost Indefinitely The subscriber has plants exhibition
the result Of his personal labor and FRESH FAOM
The GROUND, which TO live n properly planted
For sale at l27 Carondeet street
F. JAS. KNAPP
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NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-We are
pleased to notice the vigorous efforts which have
been put forth to make this company a success.
Many of our most energetic business men are CO.
operating heartily with Capt. Higgins in his ezer-
tons to obtain the requisite capital to start the
first line Of steamers. Men Of every trade and
calling, whose homes are in New Orleans, should
give aid and. encouragement to this enterprise.
The shares are 6xed at the low price of $50 each.
in order that all our people may participate in an
enterprise which prom ses so much for the trade
and prosperity Of our city.
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THE SUNDAY CRESCENT. Sunday CREs-
CENT, in all respects, is apaper which we offer
as creditable to the literature and journalistic
enterprise Of New Orleans. Filled with the
latest news by telegraph and mail, with in
teresting local events, with a miscellany Of
literary contributions original and selected,
and with the latest financial and commercial
intelligence, it is paper which we
offer to the public with entire con-
fdence in its being acceptable. The
Sunday CRESCENT being carefully and leisurely
read, is paper the advantages of advertising
in which are SO apparent that nothing further
on the subject need be said.
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We had the pleasure yesterday Of greeting Col.
f. NJ. Yerger, formerly of the Vicksburg Herald.
The marked vigor and spirit which Col. Yerger
Infused into journals which he conducted, and the
stslNart service which he rendered to the anti
radical cause in such positions, make US regret
his retirement from the press. But he has not
laid aside the harness of political warfare alto.
getber; and we are glad to learn that the meet
ing at the II. Charles Theater this evening is
likely to hear him in reference to the prospects
Of the antradicals in Mississippi
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The Weekly CRESCENT, issued every Sat
uTday morning, contains the news of the
week by telegraph and mail, editorials,
local matters Of interest financial and COM
mercial summary, state of the markets and
q collection Of interesting miscellaneous
articles. 1t is an acceptable present to send
to a friend or correspondent in the coun-
try. Copies, put up in wrappers, ready for
the mail, can be had at our counting-room.
We will receive a limited number of adver-
tisements for the Weekly, and as the paper
circulates in all the surrounding States, its
value as an advertising medium is very great.
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The merchants Of Vieksburg will resist the col.
lection Of the convention tax. Many believe that
the present body was not legally elected under
the rovsions Of the bill which called it into life,
and an investigation Of the poll books might show
that majority Of the registered voters did not
vote TOR convention" Subsequent accounts
state that Judge Hill has refused an application
for injunction, on the ground Of want OF juris.
dictiOn
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AMUsEnlENTs THIS EVENING.

NEW OPERA HOUsE-French Opera Troupe-Meyerbeer's
grand opera "1hs Prophet "
NATIONAL THEATER-German Opera Troupe-The grand
comic opera ara DiGF0ls-"
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-Vsrefy Combnation-"Back and
Tan ConventOni-"st Va'eatnss Day Bereaved
CoUncimen," negro eccentTictes, dancing, singing
VAEIETIEs THEATER-Engagement OF Ed~in Adams
don Cars dc 3azAni-' Black Eyed Susan"
CRESCENT CITY AUSEUM-SOs 40 and AZ IT. Charles
stres-Wonderfl living and nHturl curosities-Smaest
lady In the vord-Lady without Glass blower etc
Nanees At the Varieties and Academy Of Music.
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SCIENTIFIC LECTCRE.-Next Tuesday evening,
the 18th, at hslf-past seven O'clock the Rev. M.
FOntsne will deliver lecture at Lyceum Hall on
the interesting chronological subject, Glow the
World was PeOpled." Tickets for this lecture
costing only half dollar-can be had at the book
aud jewelry stores about town, and also at the
Lyceum library.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

REMOVAL or A CoNsTABLE.-Gen. Hancock has
removed Mr. John @. Kuzac from the Office of
con, table of The Second Justices Court, in the
parish Of Orleans. He does this. so it is stated,
"upon the recommendation of his excellency,
Gov. Baker" This is the only official act of Gen.
Hancock which We have thus far lad occasion to
regret. Mr.. Kuzac, in our opinion, has been a
most faithful snd efficient officer.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

The Cincinnati Commercial Of the 18th. learns
that the bill to ratify Constitutions Of "rebel~
States on a majority Of votes actually cast is to
be passed by Congress as soon as il is officially as
certained that Alabama reconstruction has failed
by the default Of a majority of the registered
voters.
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somEE DANsASTE.-We have received compli-
mCntary ticket of invitation to q sor6e dinsan'e
10 be given by the Concordia Club at Minerva II t,
ON Clio street, tonight Saturday beginning at
half-past eight o'clock. Mr.. E. Albright is pres-
dent, and Mr.. A. snlm, secretaly Of the club.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

Letters received from Asdrid say that misun.
derstanding has occurred between Mr.. Hale, min
lister to Spain, and his secretary of legation, Mr..
Perry, and it is said that the former will come
home unless Perry is recalled.
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Carpet Warehouse.

srREET................u
A. BkoUssEAU CO., Importers, Offer at low pric..
kPEIlhS-Enelish and American Of all kinds; floor
Chins, 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Piano Covers crumb Coths-Dugget Linen and Felt; Cur
tans-Lsce, heps Worssd, Demask, Furniture Cover
Inc Lnen aa5 Cotton. striped; Conices Bands Pima sts
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Ihe First Prentuns.
HAVANA CIGARS AND TOBACCO

HAVANA CIGARS AND TOBACCO
George Alees. No. Is5 Rampant street,
MANUFACTURER OF HAVANA CIGARS Ann
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO.
orders for cga OF the Havana Leaf Tobacco ana
with dispa eh strict attention ~
low prices -
Aees took the First Premium Louisiana Stat,
er IN November 1885, at the Baton Rouge Stae Fair tn
december 1907 and At the last Fair Of s63 AZ He1
Oriea1s-in each instance = host Of eOmpetitors
GEORGE ALCES.
l3 Rampant street, below Canal
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We learn from the Yicksburg Herald that Jeffer.
son Davis and family returned to vicksburg on
Wednesday, rom visit to Gen. Ire E. Davis in
Madison county. They were all in excellent
health.
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Three little boys-Chsrlie, Allie and Jimmie
McKay-ar.ved at Vicksburg on Wednesday on
the steamer Ruth. They represent themselves a.
orphans, and are on their way to their uncle in
New Orleans. They are respectively aged ten,
eleven and twelve years, and are from Burlington,
Ohio, from which place they worked their way.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

L. II. Gardner Co., are Offering great induce.
ments to wholesale buyers of dry goods. The
house is 10 be found on Common street adjoining
the City Hotel.
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nTHn.

Friday Fehruary 18th At o'clock A. n, JOSHUA PEE
BLhS eyed ~ year, native of Penney vania aud
Of this city iOr tte let rs yeas
The friends Of the family invited attend his funeral
THIS AFTERNOON, at 81 o'clock from his late residence
No. ga Csmp street, without further notice
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

Admiral Farrsgut is to be entertained at din.
ner in Florence, given by order of the Italian par
lament and army and navy officers
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BY all means read the advertisement OF L. Il.
Gardner & Co., on our editorial page. They are
Wholesale dealers 10 dry goods. they mean what
they say and can be found on Common street.
adjoining the City Hotel.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

Elsewhere may be found the full text Of the
last letter Of the president TO General Grant,
together with the reply of the latter aud the let
ter of Secretary Seward to the president.
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The death Of Col. Peyton T. Manning. late of
Gen. Longstreets staff, is announced in the Aber-
deem Miss Examiner.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ballard s. Humphrey,
of the first artillery, who has been tried before
general court martial on certain charges, has been
a6juaged "not guilty." and, by order from Gen.
Hancock, released from arrest and restored to
duty.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

II Cough, a Cold,
OR a SORE THR DAT.
Requires immediate after on, and should be checked
allowed 10 cOntinre,
DISEASE. Oh CONSUMPTION, is often the resul.
BrowB's bronchial TrOehes
Having direct influence parts give immediate relief
For BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CAFARRH, CONSUME
TIVE and TH BOAT DISEASES, Troches are used with al
ways good success.
singers and Public Speakers use them TO eea- tad
strengthen the voice
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches and do not take
any Of the worthless limitations thai may be offered Sold
ersrvvh-re
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The plan of operating temporarily, a horse rail.
road from Aberdeen to the Mobile and Ohio road
has the approval Of leading citizens.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

The clerk Of the Mittie stephens has our thanks
for copies Of the Shreveport News and Alexandra
Democrat,
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Admiral Semmes has arrived in Mobile, aud is in
excellent health. We believe the admiral's family
resides in that town.
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The NEW ORLEANS CoTToE CIRCULAR AND
MERCHANTS AND BROKERS' PRICE CURRENT
Extra copies of our letter sheet Price Current
can be had at the counting room Of the Crescent
at any time to-day. 1t is hardly necessary to say
that the present number is equal in every respect
TO any Of our previous issues.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

The Russian government is greatly dissatisfied
at the delay in the payment of the treaty price
for Alaska. The stipulated Hmi! Of dne for the
payment is at hand.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

Mr. R. W. Francis has been appointed justice
of the peace for the sixth ward, in the parish of
Terreboune.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

General Longstreet was at General Grants re.
ception on Wednesday week.
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Yesterday was the jewel OF the season. day
of undimmed, unyaryiDg magnifcence from sun
rise to sunset.
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Elsewhere, from Brownsville paper, is further
confirmation Of another general revolution ia
Mexico,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

General Grant, it is reported, looks haggard and
unhappy.
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Mr.. Davis was IN Canton, Miss, on the 9Th inst.
and was visited by many of the citizens.
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Read THIS Certificate.

tcUO 1NtS CefttNCNtes
HOME EVIDENCE FOB
GREY JACKET BIT-TERs.
NEW ORLEANS, JANUARY /, 1858.
Mssns. BARNETT LION, Manufacturers Of "GRKY
JACKET BITTERS:n
Gxzrs-Ths undsrsignsd having used the
GREY JACKET BITTERS
During the past two take pleasure In tesng the
value
Respectfully, etc..
Capt l. W. COOPER.
Capt WEsTE 1FiELD.
THOMAS HERNDOy,
FRANK A. B BARTLETT.
Hen. A. ". WALKER
JOHN n. CARTER
GEORGE WOLFE
EDGAR THOMAS.
L. ELDaIDGE.
O.. EWING.
O. BROWN.
g. CLARK
ID. y. sCaUGGs.
W. r. CHAPMAN.
AND MANY OTHERS
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Thanks to the purser of the Matagorda for CAL
weston papers of the 18th.
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Rally! Rally! Rally! Rally!
A MASS MEETING

A MASS MEETING
or all CONSERVATIVE CITIZENS opposed to Rad
easm and in of the restoration Loaisisna to the
Union under Constitution will be held the auspices
OF the Democratic State Central COmuittse, a. the
ST.. CHARLES THEATER,
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 18th, at o'clock.
Distinguished Orators will ad dress the meeting
The pablo is cordially invited to attend
By order Of
STATE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COM,
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MARRIED.:

On Thursday evening February 9th by Rev Father Jour
dan, r. B. FLEI1As to Miss CORINNE WARREN, daagh.
ter of. J. Warren, Efq al o. tsis city.
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Special TOrtce.
THE GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,

THE GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
Owing misunderstanding with the United States Inter
nj Revenue Department. has been forced suspend
tons Tor days past.
An difficulties having bee. settled, the business OF the
above Institution will be resumed
THIS DAY.
And continue heretofore.
February l5-Class 2O4 Ballot 1913.
DAVE G. JOHNSTON,
Agent and Licensed Dealer.
N.B.-PrEes cashed in all l.galired Lotteri,a
Rftse Lane
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMFY.
THROUGH TO ALL POINTS in the West and East,
without changing Cars, breskng bulk nom Giro. Time
and condition guaranteed to all points,
GALFNA
DUBUQUE,
CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS,
DETROIT,
NIAGARA FALLS,
ALBANY,
BOSTON,
NEW YORK.
and all intermediate connecting points, AVOIDING ALL
DELAY from ice or low
Through bills Iading all Information given appn
cation TO
General Agent,
IL CarOndelet street.
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PhRnir
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
100000.
GEORGE S. DARLING, GENERAL AGENT,
Office corr er Canal and st. Charles streets,
Entrances No. liz Canal and No 8 St Charles street,
New OHlans, La
Refers to E. Solomon, ESQ, Glenty Burke, Esq J. o
Nixon. Eco j. Nor, an Hall, Esq.
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An eiAsses sf MERCHANDISE AGRrUULrURII. m,
ELEMENTS, etc.. etc. purchased on commission.
Coed purchase@ only Of sst Houses and A low
not low than parties can purchase thsmseves
Sufficient must be tied 70 cover fre-bt .ndoo
missions. the balance PAYABLE ON DELIVERY.
seeding 500. ~ per cent
Ooleefions on all points promptly attended To-
hssreoee-coL J. o. NIXON, Propnssos
New Orleans CRxsexrf
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IN. W. TnOnsDsO,f

AND COLLECTING AGENCY,
lz FULTON STREET, NEW YORK,
ursoIAL Asxzrs or sxw oRLzAss cx.ssxrrI
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23

apiece. They had large ooole train carrying baggage
and TIVE Or three small field pieces WITHOUT wheels ana
are tho stories Of 'eyewitnesses" u the origin Of the
disturbance. The truth IS the ascas came aiOg with
cecded In their benevolent design. SO far us 70 seriously
wound French marine ard an So' 81 r1n th
last accounts. The bluea jackets on board aI 1e
war; OF course, landed Immediately smaI sudrt IA & Oh
seventeen lnurines, with MidsmpDsn E"lV1y' borimp M
IrOquos were placed in the custoIn-hosc, Ch
the firing he got lIs together, charged taess J'ps,
lJO in number, fired voey Into thcm ana caaseu u i u
drop their hedpeces ard baggage, ana run W 5lo
Osaca road, i'm which direction he chased them some de
tauce Mdshipman Emory was closely followed % "a =
cOmpany OF the Ninth REGIMENT British Infantry ana
about forty French marines who had been on duty at
their respective eOnsuates But marines led the Vn
and only returned when relieved by buearcts from tho
ships in the chase The Taecas took 10 the his IRON
whence tey couldn't be disodged even caught slgn
Of In the meantime the citizens OF the town oreignl
which, AS marines captured them ought 10 belong 70
us. Nothing heard among the citizens for week
one or the other Of them. The American,
French, and English naval forces OF course
until the SIN Of February on that day very high DIG.
nitary landed at the CustOnouse ana had an interview
with the Ministers, assembled In solemn e0Eclaye Alt
ces Of peace entered into by the envoy VINO nad
plenpOtcntiary powers from the Mihado or spiritual I'm
pcro bog of II years OF age, completely unoef te III
hucnee OF Satsuma and other rebels This onyoya pro-
esiatioD- Of good faith were faithfully believed aud ne
AneTicas eond bow te town down in half hour, in
case OF another outbreak Tho Prince of Bzan ul.
sustained by the Miado and demands for his punismeht
the part Of the Ministers was aeceded to- He WAS 10
have committed harkar I'm the temple Of Hogo an hour
after the Costa Rca sailed from there There Il some
doubt whether this is the Prince hmsei or one OF
his high officers few days after the settlement OF d,
cutes all the Ministers. excepting the Dntch, Issued
pIOcamatOns ordering strict neutIaty ana prohOlnE
the sale o arms vessels or other articles cohtrapanu oi
war 10 either party. The Dutch Minister is said to be
deeply involved, pecuuiarily the Tyco0ns favor ana
cannot afford TO stop hence no proclamation ore 9tnef
Minister ip but no one knows how Deeply put ooh
hail from lunEeeiInd.