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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-15

AID FOR THE SuFFEREGs.-San Fran
CISCO may well feel proud Of her repu,n.
ton Tor lberality in reference to chair
table objects. In n few hours after Tho
arrival Of the news of the terrible on5
he"rt-rending calamity at Gold Hill. the
Board OF Brokers, without hcsitntion
voted a thousand dollars tor the relief
of the sufferers and their families. The
proprietors of the AlhRmbrn Thca,er,
propose a benefit for the same chari,a-
BILE object. Sacramento should not be
behind in the good work. Let a few OF
our leading citizens set the ball in mo-
tioa.-Soe. Reporter, 9h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-15

RELIEF BALL AT CARsoN.-This morn
iug's appeal says that a ball will DO held at
Theatre Hall on Thursday evening (to-mor-
row., for the benefit Of the distressed wives
and families OF the men who persisted in
the Gold Hill mines. The tickets are
placed at 80 each.
CLOTHING THE SUFFERgRs.-Thc ladies
engaged in preparing clothing for the fami.
lies OF the victims Of the late mininrdisaster,
met again to-day at Odd Fellows Hall. Gold
Hill, and will continue 70 meet there from
Gay to day until the work is accomplished.
| 10 do so. "''
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OMNIBus CONFERENCE.-The. J. c.
Hampton informs US that the receipts OF his
omnibus line last evening was So 10, all
of which he generously donated TO the relief
fund for the sufferers by the late mining
disaster.
LIBERAL DONATION. - The following
speaks for itself:
DAYTON, April 18th.
HoN. JSo. b. WINTERS, GoLD HILL-SIR:
Enclosed is my check for 500 please give
this TO the widows and orphans Of the poor
miners who persisted in the mines during the
last week. May they never want.
Yours Respectfully,
GEORGE p. HOWE.
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The funeral of X. Ryan and John o'Brien
takes place this afternoon under the auspices
of the Miners Union, OF which they were
members. Joseph GlasSen will also be
buried this afternoon from the Odd Fellows
Hall by Wildey Lodge No. l, OF which he
was n member.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-15

AID FOR THE GoLD HILL SUFFERERS
A GENEROUS PRoposAL.-The following
note from the proprietors and managers
of the New ALEXANDRIA Thcater speaks for
itself, The proposal is as timely as it
is generous, and will, we are sure, meet
a prompt and cordial response from tho
publie and the friends of the sufferers Of
the Gold Hill calamity:
ALHANBRA THBArER, April s, 1859.
Editor Bulletin-Snith, Hentz & Badger,
proprietors and managers Of the New Alham-
bra Thea.er, respectfully tender one-half Of
the gross receipts Of the house, on any even
ing that may be selected from the 18th to the
18th Of the present month, said moneys to be
devoted in aid Of the sufferers by the terrible
calamity at Gold Hill, Nevada. The under
signed WILDE happy to arrange with any prop
erly authorized parties for the purposed bene-
fit. Yours, J:B. BADaER, .
Since the above was put in type, we
learn that the Chamber of Commerce
have taken the proposition into eonsid-
GRAFTON, accepted it, and that the benefit
will take place under its auspices on
Wednesday evening, April l3th.-S. +.
BuNetiR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-15

/ The first and most hcalthfal Tonic
ever introduced into the United
States IL still the leading article, and
more OF this sold than OF all other 30
called Tonnes or Bltter. -n
For Sale to the Trade by TAYLOR
q BENDEL. Sole Agents, 400 and4ll
Clay street, San Francisco. felS'ly
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The following is a list of private subscrip-
lions and sale Of Opera House benefit tick
cts, made in ormsby and Lyon Counties, by
Mesirs. Charles Mcwilliams and J. H. T.
N.r.in
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-15

TuE San Francisco Alta of Thursday
last has the following
The members of the Board of Brokers
OF this city had no sooner become aware
of the terrible accident-which occurred
at Gold Hill yesterday than they took
measures for the %pecuniary relief OF the
sufferers. The following telegram,
which was forwarded yesterday ut four
o'clock to the Mayor of Gold Hill, ex.
plains itself:
To the Mayor Of Gold Hill, Nevada: The
members Of the San Francisco Stock and
Exchange Board, deeply feeling the loss oil
so many valuable lives by the terrible calam.
ity which has this day befallen your city,
have spontaneously voted the sum Of ont
thousand dollars for the relief Of the widows
and orphans Of the departed, and Of the sur
| viving sufferers, which amount I will trans
nit to you tomorrow by telegraph, through
the Bank Of California. .h boo
(Signcd) ]. b. Z. CAvALLlRR,
President S. +. s. and Z. Board.
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(Sigucd) ]. B. L. CAvALLlSR,
President S. F. S. and Z. Board.
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SPARKS FROM TIE. WIRES.

"a
The Erie Railway stops at oswego, New York,
sor the construction OF bridges that have been
burned. Loss heavy.
The tug Asa Covel exploded at Cleveland.
Ohio, yesterday, and the captain and several
others were killed. i'.4s' 4
The President has submitted series OF
questions to the Attorney General regarding
the epoliticai position Of Georgia. si W; / \.
Inc recent Indian rsassao1 q; in Kansas il
now attributed to the shooting Of sauaw.
Otl1enA are known to have been killed Ia re-
taliation. ~ ~ 57W q
Commissioner Delano has decided thas the
States have ne right TO place upon the market
articles produced by convict labor until the
Federal tax haspeen paid. .a 81 lTH s. :,
Crop accounts rom 0eorgia are niore favor
able. The cotton plant 10 small but healthy.
The ,. weather for tie past week was all that
could be desired-wrm and sliowery.
!" Treasurer Spinner has dispatch antonnc-
( inn the plunderlns ofshe United states demo-
itory at Santa Fe. LIZ. Collins. Asstatant
= Treasurer. was found sshet through she head.
The last statement from The depository shower
nearly half . million to tho governnent credit.
Collins had been removed and his succeaaor.
who hadjust arrived, telegraphed the tragedy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WASHINGTON ELECTION.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL IN THE HANDS
OF A MOB OF NEGRO RIOTERS.
BLOODY E1a1 1ggGss w1rH THE POLICE.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-The munioipal cleo
tion in this city to-day was carried by the Radi-
csis, their opponsnts Offering but slight oppo-
sition. The polls, were abandoned almost en-
tirely to the negroes.
very serious riot took pla oe 1n the Second
Ward. The negroes chased 10 conservative
black man to his house and assaiIeGl
the dwelling. The inmates escaped from
the rear. The conservative negro found re-
fuge in an upper story. when the police APP
pfoached, surrounded the house and brought
him down, enclosing him in q hollow square.
They thus carried him to the polls where he
voted. The negroes at this became furious,
and threw voll,es OF stones and fired pistols at
thu police. The chief of police was wounded
in the arm, and ordered his force to are
over the heads Of the black mob. This
so increased the violsnce OF the riot
ters that the police were compelled to
lire volley directly lnto them, killing one an 4
Wounding three when the mob fed. Earlier
In the day . policeman was cut with razor
and seriously beaten in the Sixth Ward. Blot
ing also occurred in several OF the other wards,
but in every case was confined exclusively to
negroes. The police have behaved well. The
negroes are very disorderly tonight, and are
drinking freely, which causes much apprehen-
sion for the peace Of the community during
the nj yht.
LATER.IThe turbulence seems to be subsi-
ding. The prompt action of the police has
struck terror among the violent and riotons.
while orders TO the Marine Oorps to hold
themselves in readiness to move at moments
warming to any part of the c,ty, have in mea-
sure quteted the fears of the community. 1t
ds but just to say that no respectable solored
citizens Of Washington participated in or en-
couraged the disturbance.
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EUROPE.

PHoMULaATIoN OF THE NEW SPANISH ooNs11-
TUITION. aa a.
MADRID, June 6.-The constitution was pro-
mulgated yesterday with great pomp. The
Executive Council and Cortes appeared on a
platform, where the Secretary Of the Cortes
read the constitution, which was loudly APP
plauded by the immense concourse. On re-
turning to the Cha nber, each member of the
Oortes swore to protect and support the con.
stltution. After the promulgation some few
misses were heard, and tumult ensueds
which only subsidized when the Governor OF
Madrid rushed among f;the, foremost rioters,
shouting VluG s0uerdnta ,saciona1v lhid
changed the feeling Of the fluctuatine mob.
which joined in cheering with the Governor
ana tne tumult subsided. Only two were kill
ed, but several wounded. The Deputies sub.
sequently returned to the platform and review
90 $4,000 troops, The enthusiasm on all sides
was very great. It was noticed, however, that
none OF the Republican deputies participated fiji
the proceeding. A civic procession followed
the review, after which came grand banquet
and fireworks. Over l0O, 900 persons from tho
country visited Madrid during the day. "
A,bill will be introduced in council creating
Serrano regent Of Spain, but without power to
sanction Laws or to dissolve Chambers. The
direct taxes in the Spanish colonies have been
reduced oue-hsR and small export duty on
sugar, rum and tobacco imposed.
z Much anxiety is felt here In regard to Cuba.
Inc uneasiness is increased by the fact that
the government is unwilling to publish the tel.
egranns which it receives from Cuba.
DIsEsTAD11sHlfENT IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS
LONDON, June THE Conservative Peers
have agreed to oppose the second reading Of
the disestablishment bill, instead Of rejecting
1t, thereby gaining time and avoiding excite
ment. The majority in the House OF Lords
opposed to the bill is eighty. XII ~
XII THE rRRNoH RACES.
PAs1s, June 7.-Glanear won the Prix de
Poras. The Emperor, Empress and Prince
Imperial. Queen Isabella, of Spain. Queen So
phia, OF Holland. and other notables were pre-
sent. Several arrests were made on the course,
which are attributed to new political con-
spiracy, the details Of which are unknown.
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no! FOR CUBA.

New YORK. June Tt is reported that clip
per ship with eight hundred men, commanded
by Wm. Hurdney, of Cinoinnati. sailed on SAT-
urday to join the Cubans under Cespedes.
The men left New York on schooners. ostensi-
ply for an excursion to the fishing banks, and
boarded the clipper below the hghtship.
Most of them were Western men and had sery-
ed under Sherman or Thomas.
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-SaaerQl Roiiffsli.,. 8

81 The Relatives. Friends and Ac.
auaantanoea Of ME-, and Mrs. D. W. q TyEN.
and Mr.. @ sAa1a1ANN and family. are re,pectfullv
invitedtc attend tho Funeral servfces .ot Mrs GOT
JEN. from her late resdence corner Of BinS street
and Hoia beck's Alley. THIs AFTERNOON, ct -Four
o'clock, without further invitation. ,.D .a
June & u. l-. NA.I! II =, .ftt e, = .
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eMarrieb.

NBI4SON-BINGRAM.-On the evening of the 9th
instant. BY the Rev w. B. YATES JOHN l.. MIL
SOn. OF Portsmouth, Va, to Miss HATTIE A. BING.
HAM. Of Taunton, Mass.
19- New York, Norfolk and Portsmouth papers
please copy. d
FISHER-sMALL.-AtM Mount Pleasant. on the
afternoon Of june 9, by the Rev. W. & sowxay.
WALTER e. FISHER to KATE SMALL, eldest
6aughtor OF the late WIZ. o. sMALL, Esq, ali OF
Charleston. No cards.
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Wbituarp.

STEv. NS-D!ed. in this city. ON the morning of
the % instant, AGNES hL1ZABETH, infant 1augh-
ter OF DANIEL AUGUSTUS and AoNns IsABnr STr.
VEINS, aged six days
..euffer little ohdren to come unto me- for of such
fs the kingdom Of Heaven" lg -
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Spefial Notices.

SS- CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN. from New York. are notified that che
fs THIS DAY discharging cargo at Adger's South
Wharf, Goods remaining un allied for at sunset will
be stored at owners risk and expense.
JAMES ADGER g. CO.,
June0 Aoents
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AJGO TO GEORGE LITTLE & 90. FOR
cheap UNDERsHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
June1 a 2.A tuthslmo

/. AT HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. THIS
article is the True Secret Of Beauty. It is what
fashionable Ladies. Actresses. and Opera Singers
use to produce that cultivated dstiagse appearance
80 much admired In the Circles Of Fashion.
1t removes all unsighuy Blotches. Redness.
Freckles, Tan. Sunburn and EGects Of spring winds
and gives to the complexion Blooming Purity of
transparent dehcacy and power. No Lady who val
ues q 6ne complexion can do without the Magno!,a
Balm Seventy Ave cents win buy 1t of any Of our
respectable dealers.
Lyons Kathairon is very delightful hair dress
ing. tuths limo DAo May "a
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nT BATCHEIORB HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dyeis the best In the world; the only
true and perfsca Dye; harmless. reliable. instanta-
neous; no disappointment ridiculous tints; rem
edies the Ill effects Of bad dyes; invigorates ANA
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perf1ners; ana properly
spplsed at tBatohelor's Wig Factory. No. -. Bond
street. New York ,8ts 1yr May is
II A9rONE HUNDRED YEARS, AGO The
now celebrated PLANTATION BITTERs were as
well known IN the West Indies as they are now
known in the United states. It is true that they
were not known by that name. has their oomponents
aud manner Of manufacturing Were the sanae--saye
that there been added calisays or Peruvian Bark
celebrated the world over for it's wonderful tonic
properties Even to this day these Bitters are popu.
lar as ever, and their sale ana on these Islands
80 constantly increaSjng, and there can hardly
smiy be feun rich or poor. who 10 without them
We DO not wish TO impnte any WRONG to the Amesi-
can proprieors Of these Bitters but that they are
the orginators we most stoutly deny and they must
take such umbrage ss u they please At the sssae
tie we take this occasion 10 say that more valu.
able tonic ysrs cannot be found In an the world.
We consider Mem just the thing for weak and deli.
cate females and oil those requiring mild and gen.
tie stinnulant. tGS.
MAeNoIIA wArnR. Superior 10 the best imported
German Cologne. and sold at half the price.
June %ES 8 tuths8
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& IA member,of Qongrnss advertises 10 New
York paper cadetship appointment TO the
United Gtates Naval Academy for sale. \
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a@ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man
hood with the humane view OF treatment and cure.
1ent by mail nree OF charge. Address howard AS
.sooIATIoN. Box r. Philadelphia, Pa. g
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aT INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF CHARIESI ON.-The net proceeds Of the assets
OF this Company, being Four Dollars and Twenty.
two cents per Share will paid to the stockholders
on and after THIS DAY, at the ONCE OF Mr.. A. M.
ORELAND. No. Broad.street, formerly the
Office OF the Company Certificates of Stock must
DC surrendered. JOHN 81. HONOUR,
June 8 prastaant
a% NOTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF MR..
GEORGE q. GRUBER, whose accounts have been
rendered to US. hereby informed that dividend
OF THIRrY-FIvE PER CENT. has been declared on
their 81 inns for the present, <ch will be paid at
our once On and after this day.
June 81. GERDTS co.. Agents.
a@- ROSADALIS l-THE FOLLOWING ia
from Dr. r. WILSON CARR, Coroner of the Oity of
Baltimore: ~
BALTIMORE, February 10, 1885,
DR. ]. J. LAwRBsoE Dear sir-I take pleasure In
recommending your Rosadalis as q very powerful
Alternative. l have seen it used in two cases with
happy results-one q case of secondary syphilis in
which the patient pronounced himself cured after
having taken Eve bottles Of your medicine. The
other case of scrofua. OF long standing, which is
rapidly improving under its use and the indications
arethst the patient will recover. have care
fully examined the formula by which our Rosads-
liz is made and find 1t an excellent compound OF
alteratve ingredients.
'.5'e Yours, truly, r. w. CARR MD
For sale by
GOODRICH, WINEMAN b co.,
Importers of Drugs and Chemicals,
June e6&G stuth3 Ohar,estou q n
aT EXECUTOhS' FINAL NOTICE.-NO-
TOE is hereby given that on the fifteenth day of
juno ensuing. at Twelve noon the undersigned will
apply to the Judge Of Probate Of Charleston County
for nnsl discharge Executors Ct will Of the late
THOMAS M. BUME
EhW.G. HUME
JOHN g. MITCHELL. M d. Executors
T. GRANGE sIMONS
May16 'stuth limo
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The Agricultural Fair i'm November
Tho PostoGce-Crops-NoG Labor
Tho Universlty-Rones found under
the Ruins OF the CITY.
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Suuimrr Resorts.
Suuimtr Resorts.
TN E HI u II PR1 N g.
BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
s. G. TARDY. & co., PRopamrons,
PROFESSOR j., L. cABEIL. N. D., OF THE UNI
vERsrTY OF VIRGINIA, RESIDENT pHYsIo1AN,

WILL BE OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISIT OBS, June let under the management Of
A. MO LUNG AL the buildings having been re-
paired. painted and fitted out with new Furniture.
Linen. Beds and a0ae-ware. these SPRINGS offer
unsurpassed attractions to both the fnvallo plea
sure.seeher. No expense or effort has been spared
by the Proprietors to make 1t as comfortable and
pleasant as possible to oil visitors
04-The HOlWA rERs here have been well known
for more than half oontury to possess in wonder
ful degree Tonic Alternative. Deturgent md sttmu-
for the cure OF Rheumatism, Gout, Diseases Of the
Liver shin. Bladder and Womb. Paralysis. the result
OF injury or serious eusion; Con action of Muscles
with sore Mouth and Tongue =, if?s ~. =, -
Descriptive Pamphlets furnished by the Manager!
mond, We, s ---. q
A telegraph Office will be established 1t the
prompt communication with every part Of the coun-
try. limo NAV "a (
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Spefial Notifes.

05- 5-MARENGO.-F e YER AND AGUE
CURE TONIC. FEVER PREV This val.
liable medicine. entirely vegetable IN it's prepara-
ton, Is offered to the public and warranted to cure
any case OF CHILLS AND FEVER OF however long
standing, completely eradie ating its effect from the
system purifying the blood, strength enlng the d.
gestive organs, inducing an appetite aud keeping
the system in perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arising from any
cause will find 1t the purest and best TONIC to be
had anywhere. To persons residing in unhealthy
sections. or who are predisposed to fevers of any
kind, 1t will be found Invaluable pre- ventlve It
is quite pleasant to the taste. and can be given 20
children Of all ages without injury Numerous let
ters have been received tesfying to its efficacy and
value as FEVER AND AdUE CUBE AND TONIC.
tits fully guaranteed to give complete and uniyer.
cal satisfaction.
MARENGO is no humbug. TRY IT.
Foe sale at retail by all Druggists
At wholesale b. DOWIE NOISE, corner Meet.
ing and Hasel streets; GOODRIOH. wINEMAN 4
CO.. Hayne-street. and g. J. LUHN General Agent
OF Proprietor. southeast corner King and John
streets, Charleston, 8. @. DAo smos June
~ TIES. sCARFs, GLOVE, UNDER
WEAR AND HOSIERY, at
BLAcKwRLL's.
Way II tnths No. 219 Ring street.
~ The NEATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPEsT.-THE News JOB OFFIIG, No.
14s EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with
new and large assortment OF material Of the finest
quality and latest Styles is prepared execute, at
the shortest netice and In the best manner, Jos
PRIN TING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
A1-GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & 90. FOR
chesp UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
june t Nh tuths1mo
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aSGO TO GEORGE LITTLE q 60. Fol
FINE LINEN SACKS. s1 80.
June1 ~ lNS'I s5Ss tuthsf mo
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HsssaxsoHS sssssnsos u y. 7vancs Ghaticssss
w ID. Rs5nosds Ayso., ssossOiky ~ q. ahIo. eupes-
inteuaens 9. a III Raflsoad. portsmcuth; Colonel =.
L. Frsn,ont III ID. Bnrruss. Eeq, wlmington; II.
x. Thurnsr q Co., x=zssAraa, q sgbsr:s View ycsss
DsrnArd O'fssiil, Chsriaaton; Alexander q RusssA.
eaynnnAAs ~, .8mos -. Apr!l2
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REGULAR LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY,,

sf.tssssS, THE STEAMSHIP EARAGOSSA.
.GsRHY -. Captain RYDER, viii lease yAndafs
.sES1I4tkN33 "horsf'ent v nSrT op WEDNESDAY,.
"a z.s juno 9th, 1869 at z O'Clock A. n,
kAVENEL q UO.. AgenM.
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~ TIES. sCARFS. GLOVE, UNDEF
WEAR AND HOSIERY, at
BLACKWELL's.
may IL tnths No. 219 King. street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-29
Rebel Accounts from Cuba---Success
Of the Cuban Forces.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Cubans here
have official advices to the goth instant.
Quesada had destroyed two important
bridges on the Nuevitas and Puerto Prin-
cipe railroad, and holds the country be-
tween the two cities, which are closely in
vested. The garrisons are suffering from
disease and short supplies. Several sorties
from Nuevitas had been driven back with
serious loss. Quesada has a number of
Spanish prisoners, which he holds as hos
tages to insure the proper treatment of
Cuban prisoners. The Cubans hold several
positions on the coast, giving them direct
Communication with the United States.
The fight at Remedies resulted in the loss
of $50 Spaniards killed, wounded, and
prisoners. The fight ut Sagua la Grandc
lasted several hours. The Spaniards finally
drew off, with the loss of 800.
The Cuban leaders have no doubt of their
ability to maintain themselves against the
forces now in the field against them.
A vessel with large amount of arms
and ammunition, and battery of artillery
and $50 men, landed near Nueyitas. The
expedition safely reached Qucsada.