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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-05

On the D. Y. r. R., just above Farming.
ton, whore the road strikes the bluff, known
~ Rocky Point, there are some extensive op-
erasions in progress, which attract the a.sen>
ton Of the beholder. Euquirins Of the
Foreman in chArge-Wm. r. Adair-we Are
informed that these are the Iauds of The
Lssrsoes Co.; tAas aid Rocky Point con-
sisas of inszhAsseibls qaazriss q he 6ns,.
and bsa limestone in this whole section of
countEy--in -, ideaticsl nth The iAr-fsnex
Alton line rock, AAsing ~ ssms rslasios Is
the coal neasurss--that be i sspsristsadine
the coust<nction Of extsnsiye lime works ~
the Laurence Lime Co.; shas Dr.. Fosr. IL
representative Of ths eonpaay hsss, en- M
~ I'll dss'red infornasion. On appl;entis :. =
Inc references we learn tAat The coabe.v -
Pee. % esssoisA permansat line t..ae p.
the Dss hoiaes Valley. hsyipr .,...;.. q.
ciliass for manufacsnrs, i i. -.S~s-
rock, With coal and vaed adi.ee,. ~ -. q
in The facility Of lssdiae dir,eai, s.... !. !.
kills. - sars on ias trek, Will /. -
bang coearncted. = =
We ass fastAss sdyissd that he vo,s. "a,
b. iscpsrnaioa abost ~ ii u Arm -. u
acoatinnal suppiy will 5 kept sl.sre.il,, !,
81 ths diArisssisx po;aip = aks Is. :
Raesads from Fess he1ispa u - nI.is...
= ssess eenasssassas viii ~ 1lsliea
Thia = s.seAsr itea + ~ ~ Il dev.lr.
nsas y ~ way, ftissd 8ts;pe. IL Z y 4.
49, I. $1,000 =. -. ~. = - ..Ss.s 4l;S
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16

The Reconstruetion Convention-rmportan
Orders Reaanouneed by Gen. Meade.
ATLANTA, jar. l5.-The preamble to the new
constitution and two sections Of the bill Of rights,
were adopted in convention to-day. The first
section is that prote ction to person and property
is the paramount duty of the government, and
shall be impartial and complete.
A substitute to the pending section was offered
to give all citizens equal civil and political rights
and public privileges, and viii be acted on to-
morrow.
Ihe resolution adopted yesterday that the legis.
,stion of the General Assembly regarding State
Indebtedness should not be interfered with was
reconsidered.
An amendment was offered that al bonds issued
and indebtedness incurred since 1866 should be
recognized and paid in good faith, and then the
whole matter was finally tabled.
resolution was adopted requesting General
Meade TO order the State treasurer to pay the
financial agent of the convention sufficient sum
TO defray all its expenses; also requesting the
general TO order an examination of ali jaiis. and
10 release all persons unlawfully confined therein
A resolution was introduced, calling on Con.
gress 10 vote an appropriation for the expenses oi
The convention.
The report Of the committee on education pro-
yides for separate schools for the races, appro'
PIRATES the entire net income Of the State road
poll tax of two dollars. all militia fines. proceeds
Of all State lands whatsoever, and all surplus
+! funds in the treasury at the close oil each nscs
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FROM JACKSON.
The Mi.,I.sippi Recon.truct,on Convention

The Mississippi Reconstruction Convention.
JACKSON, Jan. l5-COnuenti0n.-Ar. Field
offered the following:
"WHEREAs, Much protracted debate and loss of
time results from the diversity of opinion relative
to the character Of our government and its funda-
mental laws, IL is desirable that the sense of the
convention be taken on such questions, the settle.
ment Of which by its vote may arrest this evil (;
therefore,
"ReSolced, That according to the principles,
laws and Constitutions of our State and national
governments, all legislative acts passed according
TO constitutional forms are binding and valid as
constitutional law which all individuals, corpora
tions and officers bound to obey from the time
of their enactment until rendered void and nom
effective BY judicial decisions that they are uncon.
stitutionsl."
This resolution elected protracted debate and
was adopted by 62 to IL.
The convention of the Constitutional Union
party Of Mississippi met here to-day. Twenty.
five counties were represented. Among the dele
gates are some of the most prominent politicians
of the State, of all former shades Of political
opinion, now opposing radicalism. Amos r..
johnson, an old line Wing, is president. The
majority report of the committee on resolutions
favOrs subscribing 10 the principles and assuming
the name of the National Democratic party. A
substitute was offered which proposes to sub
scribe TO the principles of Democracy but retain
the name of Constitutional Union party. Pend.
ing decision the convention adjourned to meet
again tonight.
The Mississippi press convention meets here to.
morrow.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
The South Carolina Reconstruction Conveb
tIon-ReIIef for the DestItute.

nc ECutn OarSiina hecOnttructoa COhYcn-
tion-Relief fer the Destitute.
CHARLESTON Jan. 15.-The reconstruction on
yention to day perfected permanent organization
by the election of DR.. A. G. Mackey president,
and Carlos j. Stallbrand secretary--both white
men. Assistant secretary, epgrossing clerk, door
keeper, sergeant-at-arms and messengers are all
colored.
F. A. Sawyer, Of Charleston, collector of in
ternal revenue, resigned his seat delegate.
The reason assigned is the pressure of official
duties, which would prevent his attendance in con-
veDtion.
Recess until o'clock tonight.
Gen. Scott, commissioner of the freedmen's
bureau, issues q circular letter tomorrow, an-
nouncing that the government has again devolved
upon him the duty of distributing food among the
destitute people Of this State for the double pur
pose of relieving suffering and preventing recur
renee of like destitution. Relief will be granted
to the full extent allowed by the government, but
only to the extremely destitute and those who are
about TO plant sufficient IN cereals to insure
their provisions for next year, and who have rea-
sonabe prospects of being able to repay the gov
eminent the cost of the provisions advanced. No
assistance will be given to parties engaged wholly
or 10 undue extent in the cultivation of cotton.
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Wheat dropping. Corn I02c. lower. Mess pork
dull. Lard quiet at l30l33c. Cotton . shade
lower; middling uplands I6a@l6ic. Freights
firm.
Gold 1881. Money and Sterling unchanged.
Bonds, old, 1901; new lost.
NEW YoKK, Jan. l5.-Cotton heavy and lower.
Sales 5000 bales; uplaads l63@l62c., the latter
an extreme price. Flour dull; State s. 5o9l0 so,
Southern 50 sOGl5. Wheat 1@2c. lower. Mixed
Western corn 81 26@l 3d. white Southern 81 l7G
l 80, yellow Southern 81 27@l 80. Mess pork s2lt
OH. Lard heavy. Turpentine 533@55c. Rosin
/ NEW YORK, Jan. i5.-Goid l4o,. Governments
closed better. Five-twenties of 1862, with cou.
pons, 1904.
CINcINNArr, Jan. I5.-Flour dull-famiIy sll@
sll Is. Red Wheat 81 55@2 60. Corn very
dull, nominslly 2@3c: lower; sl@s7 offered.
Oais CSC. Whisky unchanged. Provisions quiet
and nominally unchanged Mess Pork held at
s2l Baeon-shoulders 94c., clear sides 1llc.
Lard not SO firm, l23c. Sugar and coffee steady.
Butter firm at s5G4oc. Eggs easier t3@gc.
common lugs s5@6 95; medium leaf sl7; manu-.
factured leaf $50. Cotton lac. Flour-s7 750l2 SO
for superine and fancy. Wheat 50 40@2 so. Corn
75D76c. Osts ,6s@70c. Bacon, shoulders 9ic.
ss sass ssd sek pon
New YoRK, Jan. l5.-5-20s of 1862, with cou-
pons, 1921; Of 1864, 1857 Of 1865, lO7i; Of 1867.
1865; l040's, l023 ZOOS, 1861. Exchange
weak stocks feverisb, with general improve
ment in prices.
Sub. b.treasury balance s101, 900, ,O00-
SAVANNAH, Jan. l5-Cotton market quiet and
steady. Sales 1850 bales. Middlngs 15lc. Re-
ceipts 3050 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 15.-Cottcn in fair demand !:
prices irregular. Sales 700 bales; receipts els
bales. Mddlings l43@l4lc.
MOBILE, Jan. l5.-Cotton market quet prices
declined &c. Sales 1000 bales. Middlings l5c.
Receipts l06l bales. Exports $3.50 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l5.-Tobacco-more offering.
Wheat--red and white, winter, 81 2502 50. Corn
shade better at 90@93c. Oats heavy at 70075c.
Provisions very dull, nominally unchanged. Lard
more active at l24c. Weather cloudy and mild.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 15.-Cotton in good demand,
but declined &C.; sales 700 bales; receipts 92G
bales; middlings l53Gl6c.
LONDON, Jan. l5-Eyening 92l bonds
14@1s. |
LIVERPOOL, Jan l5-Evening. g.-Cotton closed
without any change in prices. Sales to day
10 600 bales. a.
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FROM RICHMOND.
The Reconstruction Coavention-A Habea.
Corpus Case.

RICHMOND, Jan. l5.-In the reconstruction con.
vention charges were preferred by conservative
members against President Underwo0d-that he
had cut of debate and refused an appeal from
his decision. l.st trlt fna
Yesterday, when resolutions of invitation to
Butler were offered, the convention refused to re-
ceive them by "A to 80. 1t appears from the jour-
nal that the motion 70 reconsider the Butler invi
tation bad been withdrawn before he entered the
hall. The conservatives denied this and motion
TO amend the journal to that elect was lost
The second article OF the Constitution being
amended as 70 prohibit justices of the peace to
be also members of the legislature. was adopted.
resolution Of thanks to the Senate for rein.
stating Stanton, was offered by a colored mem
ber-tabled. Adjourned.
In the Supreme Court Of Appeals, to day, the
habeas corpus case Of apardoned convict, whose
release was refused by the superintendent of the
State prison. on the ground that Pierpont had no
power to pardon his term of Office as governor
having expired January first. The court unani-
mously decided that Pierpont held over until his
successor was qualified, and the convict was
released.
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HARKETs.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. l4-Evsning. Cotton quiet
and weaker middling 1plands Is I'D, middling
Orleans 7f07ld. Sales 500 bales.
LIvERPOOL, Jan. l5-Noon.-Cotton quiet ana
steady; sales 10, 600 bales. Breadstufs and other
markets unchanged.
LIvIRPooL. Jan. Middling up
lands to arrive, a. Corn, ASS. Lard firm, 6Os.
Cd. Tallow, ass. Sd.
LONDON, Jan. 15-Afternoon.-Consel .szs q
922. Bonds, 7l1@7l4.
Pans, Jan. l5.-Bourse heavy. Rentes lower.
2 FRANKFORT, Jan. 15.-Bonds 754.
NEW YORK, Jan. l5.-Flour 5@l0c. lower
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MIsCELLArEOUs.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 15.-Navigation continues sus-
pended to all points. Weather cloudy and cold.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l5.-Gov. Fletcher, in the name
of the State took possession of the Iron Mountain
railroad to-day.
HAVANA, Jan. 15-The cholera is raging ong
the negroes at Belize.
Disz is embsrking large number of men at
Vara Cruz, TO crush the Yucatan rebellion.
Steamship Chicago, uslIvrv Cork "a a total
wreck. 80
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Jan. 15-ll A. M.-Wind N.
E., barometer 3O.5O. Arrived-Steamship Ken
sington, Hedges, with merchandise and passen-
gers, to Creevy, Nickerson & Co. British bark
Arbutus, Knowlton.
sailed-brigs Thibidabo and Rocurso, and barks
Eva. Ida Kimbsll and A. NJ. Long.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Jan. Is, P. M.-Barometer
30:50. Wind northeast. Arrived: Steamship
Kensington, Hedge, master, to Creevy, Nickerson
q Co.; British bark Arbutus, Knowles, master
Sailed: Bries Thibodo and Recourse; barks Eva,
Annie Kimbsll, l.. n. Long and Addie Decker.
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THURsDAY MORNING. JANUARY le. 1868

year, to the support of education, and gives a
board of fourteen, with a superintendent, entire
charge of the general subject-s
general order appears this morning re-sn-
nouncing orders from the war department and
General Pope, forbiddng any interference under
color of State authority and by State courts, with
persons in the military service or the freedmen's
bureau for acts done under orders.
Considerable excitement continues, and all
Washington intelligence is eagerly sought.
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FROM RALEIGH.

The North Carolina Reconstruction Con-
vention.
RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. l5.-Convention organized
to-day. G. J. Cowles, Esq, Of Wilkes, was cleo
ted president; J. 7. Burns, of Cumberland, prin.
cipsl clerk; j. H. Bonnet, Of Forsyth assistant !;
J. II. Jones, negro. of Wake, principal door
keeper; and John d. Ball, white, assisfant-all
radical. The principal doorkeeper, Jones, origi-
naly free negro, was Jefferson Davis's body
servant during the war and was captured with
him,
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FROM EUROPE.
The italian Catholics.

FLORENCE, Jan. I5.-1he Italian Catholics who
refused hitherto to vote will take part in the next
parliament election.
PARIS, Jan. Is The bill recognizing the army
has passed by vote of l49 to 60. ~
France, Austria and England protest against
the extraordinary warlike preparations in Seryia
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16
RIVER NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. l5.-River falling fast, nire
feet in the canal by the mark. Weather clear.
Thermometer SO.
VIoKsBuRG, Jan. 15.-Passed up: Enterprise at
IL AN, WestmOreland at P. NJ. River rising.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16

HEIMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED
ROSE WASH cure and delicate disorders in al their
stages at little expense little change in diet incOn-
vsnieBee and exposure PLEASANT in taste and odor,
immediate in its action and free from all injurious properties
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by Helm
bOlds Extract Buehu-
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Boh are prepared according to rules OF rhalmaey and
Chemistry the most active that N os made ana are
sold BY Druggists everywhere.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16

FOR EON-RETENTIoN or INCONVENIENCE Of Urine
Irritation Inflammation liberation Of the Bladder
Kidneys diseases OF the Prostate Glands soue in the
Bladder, Calculus, Gravel brick dust deposits and all
c the Bladder Kidneys and Dropsical sweIngs
UsE HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
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ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
Of both sexes use nELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU. 1t
will give brsk and energetic feelings and enable to
sleep we'll
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGoR are regainsd by
Helmbold's I Extraet Bucsu-
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU gives health and
vgor the frame, and bloom to the Pad cheek Debility
accompanied by many alarming symptoms, and if no
submitted to, Consumption Insanity Eplepc
Fits ensue.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16

: is THE GREAT DIURETIc.
meimsold's Concentrated Extraes sarsa-
Parilla
Is ruF GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous diseases Use
BELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED
ROSE WASH.
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FROM ATLANTA.

The Recon str uetion Convention-rmportant
Orders Reannouneed by Gen. Meade.
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HFLMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is pleasant
In taste and oder, fIee from s injurious properties, and
immediate in its action.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16

THE GLORY OF MAN Is sTREsrH-rhsrsfsrs, the
sebit led should Immediately HelmbOlds
Extract Buehu-
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HAVANA CIGARS AND TOBACCO
George Alees, No. 1s5 Rampart street,
MANUFACTuRKR OF HAVANA CIGARS AND
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO
rders Cigs Of the Havana Leaf Tobacco fed
with die spalch and strict attention .'-'
Sells cgAs BY those Of surprisingly
low preeA = =
Acss the First Premium the Louisiana state
Fair In November 1866 the Baton Rouge Stae Fair IN
December 1867 and the last State Fair OF 1868 New
Orleans-in each instance over host Of compsttors.
GEORGE ALCES,
ls5 Rsmpar street, below Canal.
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Railroad Spikes and Chairs.

We have been appointed agents for the CALVERT rRdS
WORKS Batmoe and prepared to contract for all
sizes and binds Of RAILROAD and BOAT SPIKES.
CHAIRS and BOILER RlyETS. Prices low any
other Foundry IN the United States.
OWEN BROTHERS, 81 Union street.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
NRHICO.
n--1-ls
TIE VERA CRUZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN
CONGRESs-ARRIVAL OF GEN. ROsECRANs.

TIE VERA Cruz RAILROAD-rRoCEEDISGs IN
CoNGREss-ARRIyAL OF GEN. ROsECRANs.
HAVANA, Dec. 25.-AdvGes from Mexico state
that 2OOO laborers engaged constructing the Vera
Crnl Railroad. Gen. Canto had been eent 10 Durango
Gen Quiroga operating against Escobedo Petitions
had presented to Congress for tho abolition OF the
death penalty for the creation OF bank Of ypOthecaes
for the construction OF railroad from the capital, via
Oaxaca, to the Pacific Ocean, ana Ia create Anton Lis
ardo Pacific port OF entry In Congress also project
Of amnesty had been presented, and under dscus
sion The TO- lals generally, ana Gen Paaoo advocate
clemenoy Loi gress had organized Grand Jury 10 try
case OF Rolnec was undecided. Congress had also r
proved the project allowing the free export OF minerals
proposes the granting of subvention OF tl5
per tun to vessels constructed IN the Repuh-
lie; and had conceded the formation OF New
Leon into separate State The question OF forming the
new state OF dago under discussion; also, prUO
sOn to export gold aud silver bars under the duty
coined money Naval schools are to be- established at
Calnpeche and Mazatan. The exploration OF new aud
abandoned mines was reviving, and the financial and
commercial condition Of rhe Republic was critical tens.
Rosecraus aud Stutm arrived at tue capital on the 2d II
December.
SAN FRANCiSco, Dec. 21.--Ma7atlan adyices 20 Dee
have been received The legislative and muni.
oipal governments wero at Oggerhoads, and trouble
was anticipated Business 40 staLdstili.
Tine United States steamer Iackawanna vas Ia sail
for San Francisco in few days. Arrangements were
being made 10 establish gaswOrks in MazVan. Work on
the wagon road I'm Durango had been suspended. The
English unboat Pyades wasat San Bias The steamers
John J. Stcph0ns ana colorado bring 36 100 Mexican dol
lars from Mexican ports.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
NEw-YoRK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2s. 1865
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The EASTERN QULSIlON'
THE UNITED STATES INVITED TO JOIN THE con-
TERENCE.
PARIS, Dec 2G-The Gaulois newspaperl says that
Russia has urged the United States Government 10
take part IN the Turco-Grecian difficulty.
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR IN GREECE AND TURKEY.
LONDON, Dec 26.--A dispatch from Athens, dated
on Thursday 2ith says that the Grecian Chamber
has voted the money asked for by the Government
The Chamber also granted the Government full power
TO raise more If need be- and to make extraordinary
leves of men for the army and navy. dispatch from
Athens dated Tuesday last states that the IurAlSh
Government had placed two ships of war on the coast
of Cerigo to prevent the departure OF Greek Vouh-
teers from that Island for Crete.
THE VIEWS OF TIE GREAT POWERS - THE
HOLDING OF A CONFERENCE STILL UNCERTAIN
LONDON, Dec 27.-The Oriental question absofos
attention That conference, will be held is not ap-
solutely certain, and if held sinister results prece
upon similar attempts at concliation are foretold
The Sublime Porte declines to yield the independ-
ence OF to make sale of Crete, or to transfer that
island to Egypt OF any other of tho necessary bases
for compromise Lord Clarendon, as was to be ex-
pected adheres to the old policy of England in regard
to Turkey Napoleon and the Emperor of Austria
are undecided in their views while it IS thought that
Prussia leans toward those of Russia 1t is certain
that the Greeks count little direct aid from Rus
sin but much on instructions on the part OF their
own countrymen in Turkey The Cretans seem
quiet and Indifferent. manifesto from Ganbaldl
tells them that the proclamation of Spain as Re
public will he the watchword for n new movement
on Rome and exhors them to be III readiness for the
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
TIE U'EST INDIES.
CUBA.
JOSEPH MAzzISI.


THE EEPoRTHD SUCCESSES OF TIE REVOLU-
TIONIsTS.
HAVANA, Dec. 2j.--The city was very much
excited Yesterday owing the prevalence OF reports of
successes by the TeyOlutonists These reports were
started To cause outbreak in the city,
md create alarm among the people Everything ia quiet
and uudisurhcd The steamship san Francisco arrived
here Yesterday from Vera Cinz on her way o Ne"-1
SPANISH ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF MORON.
HAVANA. Dec. 27.-The Government pub
fishes I'm the Gdccta the following account Ater the
battle Of Moron the troops found among the baggage
cauturcd from usucctlOBsts several Jars OF stlych
nine. Information previously received Oy inc Govern
mont stated that thc To he used 70 poison
tLe Spansh troops throughout the island The official
accounts OF he battle states that the Government troops
came up Will the rcyOluOnists the 18th inst Is miles
from Puerto Principe. They stOrTned the intFcncheu
cmp Of the enemy and attacked them with the bayonets
The latter were routed, losing many men killed ana
wounded According the Official account the loss or
the Government troops slight only one man killed
ana eight wounGod The loss of the reyOutonsts Is not
given t being stated only that 100 he:5 were captured
Tile Cuban account OF the affair states that the Govern
ncnt troops lost heavily in killed and wounded. The
RcyOuunists also deny the statement that the Govern
Dent troops captured all their arms and ammunition
The publishes statement that The Aeg York III
CiOidSid lot the orZau Of the Government OF Cuba
This declaration made TO defend the honor Of Spain
aud the dignity Of the spanish EnbassadOr at Washing
ton against the attacks 0f that paper.
IatOrra safd yesterday for santiago with troops
10 take command OF the Eastern Department
DESTRUCTION or A IIGHT-IIOUsE ny THE INSURGENTS
The ReyolutionisS have destroyed the lighthouse at
Iucreta Point endangering the navigation OF the Ba
hama Channel.