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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-27
by Wellington Goddin,
Auctjonrpr and Real Estate Agent.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE HOUSE AND LOT, ON MAIN EE-
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS, At AUCTION.-hcting as special
commissioner under a decree, of the circuit
court of the city. of Richmond pronounced on
the 18th day Of May, 1869, in the chanccry suit
therein pending by The style Of GlmG G and wifi
shall proceed to sell at public auction. upon the
premises on MONDAY the 2lst day Of Nay ncXt,
GRANITE-FRONT TENEMENT on the north
side OF Main street between Fourteenth and fif-
tccnth streets, now In the occupancy OF {. Belle
not and others.
The LOT has 4 front of % feet and depth Of
about 1870 feet to Exchange alley. which it has
another brick tenement three stories high. The
title is believed to be inlisputabc, but acting ms
commissioner, l will convey only with special
warranty.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash: balance in equal in
stalmcnts. payable at four eight and twelve
months after date for sactorily endorsed ncgo-
table notes with interest added. and title rctain"
until all thc purchase money is fully paid off and
conveyance ordered by the court.
ROBERT HOWARD,
mvlo SDccial Commissioner.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, a comfortable Dwell e.
SIKH street between Clay and Marshall streets.
Rent moderate, and possession given forthwith.
Apply 10 j. i. kEESEE,
my 2-2w 1901 Main street, uD stairs.
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EOR NEW I0Rk.-OLD DO uIffFS
Il MINION STEAMSHIP COMP 1900,
NY.-The splendid new sdc-whcci stcaInships
ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA, NIAGARA Abe
MARI.E, and IL,TTERAS leave New York for
Norfolk. City Point, and Richm"nL, every TUES
DAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, at }
o'clock L. VI. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
EKIDAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statcrOoms. The fare, acComuo'la-
tiOns. and attention. are unsurpassed.
Freight for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, ana no charge made save FOR actual
expenses incurred. ..-..
Close connections male with steamers for all
southern and European ports. I'd ".l-B"#.
Insurance effected ut lowest rates, when ordered,
At 4 QUARTER OF ONE FER CENT, II the
Offices of this company.
y. l.. MCCREADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
street. New York. .. #..st ...
WILLIAM {. DUNILtM 4 Co, Agents,
L. ID rnrnCr Main and Eleventh sir,riS.
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By William A. Butters& Co., Ancsionccrs.

by Nl1haih xhs r~>A>>s~-'FT
GREAT LAND SALE AT AUCTION
-,rs.n OF 4 Ggt-oT .r@Ei
TWO THousANDAcKEs,
BELONGING TO THE ESTATES OF HENRY
SEYMOUR, OF UTICA, N. 7, AND
.,,. JEREMIAH PRICE, CHICAGO, LII,
In TIE .-.t
. ...es CITY OF CHICAGO, "".s
.a COOK AND, WILL COUNTIES,
.F .ra..t TOWN OF JOLIET,
Du FACE AND CRUNDY COUNTIES,
s.r .jsT ON
M wEDNEsDAY, 10TH DAY OF JUNE, Iaa',
Ill + ATsflIE sALEsnooMs OF y
WILLIAM A. CUTTERS & CO., AUcTIoNEERs,
gan Nos. 6, =, o, AND II, RANDOLPH STREET,
CHICAGO, ILL.
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DOWHATAN STEAMBoATe|r7yl-

EJV " II4l TN " L II .HIIKF4A 7 ITT1IAIr,I
4 COMPANY.-Sicamers STATE ssbs..u,ssa...szt-.
OF MARYLAND and PErERSBURG.-Chcap
reliable. and safe route To Baltimore, Savannah
Boston, and the West. rri-weckty line Ia Balti
more, making close connections with steamers /"
philadelphia. No transhipmCnt Of goods lie"
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Balt-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SA
TURDAY. Leave Richuond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY.. ..-.....
Freight received every day except Sundays up
to O'Clock p. NJ. These steamers have excellent
saloon. statcroo and passenger accommodations.
Fare, ~ meals and statcrooiu extra For freight
or passage, apply To . ..,.... .s
IIARVEYS i WILLIAMS. Agents.
auto Commercial Block.
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Betting, etc. .,u..,F
All the machinery Is new, and believed TO he
complete. so that the purchaser of the works can
Immediately commence operations. There are
about eight tons of unground bones on the preinl-
SEES.
The property Is enclosed by substantial fence
and the buildings arc all new. This is the only rs
Establishment for the manufacture OF boneblack IN
the south and the location is admirably adapted
o. the purpose. The bones used In the manuiac-
turc can be obtained in sufficient quantities and
upon favorable terms.
1t is believed that such an opportunity for In
ycstmcut IN n lucrative business Will rarely occur.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash balance In
equal instruments ut G. u, and Is months, the de-
crrc, payments to carry Interest from day of sale
the purchaser 10 execute negotiable notes Tor said
title retained until said notes are paid. The pur-
chaser to- have possession from day OF sale.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS
my o0-nOlt.Jrl2 StltIs Comm ssioncrS.
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EOR NORFOLK, PonTS-sfTI!!zG

IGOR NORFOLK, POItTS-STTa
4 MOUTH, AND All. REGULAR Sasss----E-.
LANDINGS On TIE JAMES RlVER:-fhc i'1l
aud elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK. Captain l.. {. CLIFFORD, leave
her wharf III Rockets FOR the ahovc-namcd place
at O'Clock A. NJ, and returns on Tuesdays Thurs
days, and Saturdays. ...
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In. time 10 con-
meet with steamers Tor Baltimore and points
North. sE. -,
Trains leave City Point Tor Petersburg on arrt'
val of steamer.
Fare TO Norfolk, y. so.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
from II NJ. to q i. ~, for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Boston, baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and MI regular landings Oh James
river. ut reasonable rates.
Ereights for way-iandings must he prepaid.
In consequence of the mali being discontinued
IT Grove and Brandon Point wharycs, the steamer
viii, not stop ut those landings.
Applyto l.. Is: IAiuMt Sseht,
In 20 once, Steamers "naii'
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Il. j. DOUGLAS,
TAIHnT SWEENEY

As trustee under subsequent deed OF trust made
by Robert Saunders conveying the real estate
above mentioned, will, at the request OF James
w Custcs, the surety secured unite in the sale.
nv 25-60t w. :. PEACHY, Trustee.
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A UCTION SALE OF THE AMERICAN
N CARBON WORKS, FOR TIE MANUFAC-
TURE OF BONEBLACK, NEAR TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-By virtue Of Il decree Of the circuit
court OF Hcnrico county Of the 5th OF May, 1892 IN
the suit of TrOutman Il Co. rs. Parrish, the under
signed as special issioncrs therein, VIII, on
FRIDAY the 18th day Of june 1859. ut IL NJ, offer
for sale on the premises, ut public auction, the
property. real and personal, known rs the AME-
ANCARBOS WORKS. Said works are situ-
ated on Gille's creek near the city of Richmond,
and are onlya few yards distant from the Rich
mond and York River railroad. The land upon
which said works erected comprises about
TWO ACRES. The works embrace, among other
things,
. KILNS. ..
TWENTY-HORSE ENGINE, IN COM
plctc running order;
100. BONE-CRUSIER,
GRANULATOR,
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SPARKS FROM TEE WIRES.

The Cuban patriots at Fort lafayette are to
pe released to-day.
Senator Morton ssvoTs the recognition Of
the Cubans as belligerents. .a
|. Coionels Ryan and Courier, Of the Cuban
filibusters, are safe in Canada.
Bogark the defaulting naval paymaster, has
arrived in New York from Galveston in GUS
tody.
The Republicans have elected a delegate to
Congress from Washington Territory by 14s
majority.
Commodore 8. s. Lee, brother Of General
r. e. Lee, died at his home in Stafford County,
Va, yesterday. ltN
General Ames, commanding the Department
of Mississippi, has been called to Long Branch
by President Grant. .
discharged by the United States Commissioners
yesterday morning. ts.
John A. Roubling, well known bridge engi-
neer, OF New York City. died yesterday from
lockjaw arising from o ajammed foot.
The Dent movement Is supported by the
press OF Mississippi, and be will receive the
support Of the Conservatives Of all parties.
Frank Ballard, Secretary Of the Security In
suIance Company, OF New York, is defaulter
to the amount Of sixty three thousand dollars.
The San Francisco air ship Avitar has made
another successful trial trip. Several eminent
engineers believe that the large machine now
constructing will be successful. p a
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THE OBgNEsE IN GEoRaIA.--A large force Of
Chinese la0orers has been employed by the
tOD Railroad. for some time past large
number OF cOnvicts from the Georgia peniten-
tlary have been employed on that railway; but
mates TO Grant, Alexander q %: has caused
them all to be turned over to a ESQ aentlemen
by whom they are now employed ON the &acol,
aud Augusta Road. Deprived II the labor OF
this force the contractors on the Selma. Rome
aud Dalton Road have determined TO supply
it's place WITH Chinese, and have accOrdin0ly
made aYrAnxernente out Wss, ny which many
OF the Chinese who were employed on the Cen
trail PacidC ka!irosl until lts completion, will
soon be at work ON the R0rner railroad.
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THE YERGER TRIAL.

JACKSON, MISS. July 2A.--The trial OF E. M.
Eerger before the mil,tarysco was
concluded to day. The verdict was not gwen
after the trial was concluded. Yerger was
brought before Judge Hill, Of the United states
Circuit Court. on o wrt OF habeas corpus.
Jndge William Yerger. on behalf of the prl-
soner, submitted ples, to vhich the Judge
Advocate, Colonel Thomas 3. Barr, submitted
q return, aud Yerger wac rernanded to n,laary
custody, the points involved having heretofore
been passed n Jon by Judge H,ll With the same
result. TAe case will Dexs be heard from in the
&upi erne Court.
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NO PLACE LIKE ROMEy .sN-
Return OF Confederate Colonists from
Braxli-Ah sick OF the Bargain.

Soon after the late war number of disgust
ed Confederates, fearing that the Southern
States would be undt TO- live in, departed Tor
the Empire Of Brazil in several different expe-
ditions. Of which, those under the lead Of Nc
.duilins. Dunn, Hastings and Cast On were the
most prominent. The hrst started from Gal
weston. the two following from New Orleans.
and the last from New York. They settled in
different parts Of Brazil, attraotediby promises
Of long credits for their land, made by the
Brazllisn Emperor. The result OF thesr ex-
pertinent was greater disgust for their new
horne than for the degenerate land whence
they had Aed. .s@A S9. Sa !.
i The soil often proved poor. fever and apue
plorsbly ignorant and uncompaDionable and
settlers were able to raise.
Astampede soon took place among them
and many are availing themselves of free
par Sage homo from BIO Janelro In the naval
vessels, by permission OF aue President.
~ these discontented colOnistg forty. seven
men woMeH and children arrived in New York
ON Monday By tho United States stenMer Guer-
mere, OH Handy Hook. Theix names are a.
follows: Dr. A90rRe W. MeDade. wife aud thre6
chhdren.L e0ti Montgomery, County Alabanaas
Joseph Porcher. formerly Q planter or Port
Royal, with his wife and child; Mira. 81. D., DA.
viS. Mr.. Joseph Tos or and tSio Ctildren. and
w. G!yDsvis, ail Of New Orleans; Jchn Baxter.
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1HE LORDS REJECT THE IRISH CRURCH BILL
ExmrEMENT AT THE EVENT,
LONDON, July "a After prolonged debate,
nearly every Lord explaining himself, the
Lords divided on the preamble TO the Irish
Church bill as it came from the Commons.
The government was defeated BY q vote Of "a.
the vote being 95 to 17S. The issue is thus
finally joined between the Lords and the coun-
trys The political excitement in consequence
is intense. The Cabinet was in session all
the afternoon, but lacks harmony. Gladstone,
Bright, Lowe, and MI Of the stronger MEM
bers. insist upon the immediate withdra val of
the bill, on the ground that the obstinate re-
distance Of the Peers renders . conflict be-
tween the a,hopses Inevitable
Some YAembefs; fhUfuusng Clareadon, advo-
cate more moderate proceedings, such as let
ting the bill take its course, and only sbandon
ing it at the last moment; but the insulting
language used by Salisbury towards Glad
stone, and the large vote agains. the preamble,
show that ell attempts at compromise are USE
aess. There is little doubt that, Gladstone will
carry his point by withdrawing the bill xmme-
diately. to be followed by speedy adjournment
to August. by which time the creation Of neR
]: batch Of Peers will present o ministerial ma
iority in the House OF Lords.
Placards appear on the walls to-day, headed
s'shall the people or the Lords, rule" and CALI
ing for Q mass meeting at Arundel Hall TO-
a morrow, to be followed by monster open air
demonstration. It is rumored that the Duke
, Of Cambridge expresses opsnly his indigna-
tion at the radicalism Of the ministry, and
hopes the Queen would refuse to sanction the
coercion Of the Peers. .t4
THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RAoE--ARRIvAL OF THE
tgts5 s, HARVARD GREW. .tl
LONDON, July W.-The steamer City of Paris
arrived at Queenstown yesterday, with the
Harvard University crew. who are to row q
match with the Oxford crew. They reached
this city to-day, in excellent condition. and i'm
mediately 60 into training. The 31st of Au-
gust has been agreed upon rs the day for the
match.
There was colliery explosion at st. Helena,
few milss from Liverpool. in which thirty
were killed and sixty were hurt.
ePAIN-ovERTUBEs IN BKRALP OF IsABELLA-
THE CARLIsT PARTY.
MADRID, July 20.--General Lersundi has re-
ceived overtures from the partisans OF Isa-
bella hut he refuses to espouse their cause.
The threatening attitude Of the Carlist party
causes much uneasiness.
The report that Don Carlos is in the Province
Of Navarro has been confirmed; government is
taxing great precautions.
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& CUBA.

HAVANA, July a. Several merchants at Man
zaniilo have been arrested for trading with the
rebels. The loyal citizens OF Santa Espiritu
have issued an address urging their rebel
brethren to return to their allegiance.
The'insurgents, eight hund1ed strong. have
been defeated with heavy loss. General Jor.
dan was wounded.
Haytien advlces to the 10th report the Quaker
City, alias the Columbia, at st. Marks. Salnaye
is personally attending to the operations
against AUX Cages. His friend, are confident
Of success. The Caccs are determined to de-
fend the place to the last extremity.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

4 WASHINGTON. July 22.-The revenue was
seven hundred and fifteen thousand.
Admiral Davis has been detached from the
South Atlantic Squadron.
Il The customs nom the 10th to tho 18th in
elusive we're three MILLIONS one hundred thou
sand. 4 a oo.9r
The Pre- sident's Morgan mare, Ada, Is dead.
The decrease OF the debt is probably nine
millions. 4. IA f,5,-g
Commasaioner Parker has advices convincing
him Of the danger OF extended Indian troubles
before the summer is over. <. tt-
Prominent Radicals here are hopeless Of the
success Of Stokes in Tennessee.
The Revenue department. attribute the sue
cess in discovering Illicit distllleries to negro
spies and guides ,..
The Star says that the President this morn
ing transmitted dispa itch to the Secretary Of
the Interior to have Egypt and Cincinnati, his
two fayorite carriage horses, shod and sent on
immediately to Long Branch. The order has
already been complied with.,, so
1t is understood that the steamer eeminole,
which left Norfolk on the 11th uuder sealed or
ders, is directed to capture and bring to Wash
hgton the Haytien privateer Hero, for mo-
Testing American shipping. .t,s..;.
u
delegation urging interference in behalf of GER
tain Americana incarcerlted in Ireland for Fe-
nianism, that the meu had no business in Ire
land. He believed the invasion of Canada was
the act Of 2 set Of robbers and murderers, who
deserved severe punishment; and declared that
our government was determined to have the
laws faithfully and vigorously executed.
The Tribune says, edltorially z"The Presi-
dent. we need hardly state, had no part nor lot
in the proposed nomination Of his relative
Judge Dent, for Governor Or Mississippi.
Whether Judge Dent is Conservative Repub-
lican, Radical. or no Republican at all. makes
no shadow Of difference. The President has
taken no part in the election Of Governors by
the people of the respective States, and is very
unlikely to'takehny."
The New York papers are Silent regarding,
Canby = policy imposing the iroa-clad oath on
the, ,Virginia delegations. .,..,,.,..
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wife and two children, and Jonas Young, Of
mississippi. ~@
The above passengers relurni in good health,
the different xpeditions to Brazil have either
returned or intend doing so. The story Of one
man 10 very much the STORY oftsll. The plant
veying, bookkeeping, clerking, and other en-
plOyments. " T,.-, - rr
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EHE PACIFIC 90 AsT.

SAN EaAEmaco. July 22.--The steamship
Tallahassee. formerly Confederate cruiser,
uas totally wrecked near Yokahama. twenty
two lives ware lost, inclpding The captain, or, v
and most Of the passengers.
" The pTnssiAn trade 10 unparalleled In the bis
( toxy Of Japan. There we're no arrivals OF new
Ssllk. and the cold weather had dssTUyed many
usExns.
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KMasrRRR TowsaHR ELEcrr,a. - The fol-
lowing ~ the result OF the tOWashIp election
w. Maurice. w. w.. Ward, Ambrose r.sd lie:
Ulerk +. J. III Dargan: Sufvryors---R. w. Eul.
ION. Joseph a. nhO ipson, ]. r. Balrinsau:
Constable VIM. SCOTT, lhedaIe and scott ars
we're piled, ont Of which nun6ber only th rtyl
three were white. 4s
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

RICHMOND, July az. There we're four hun
dred arrivals at the White Sulphur Springs in
West Virginia to-day. Among them were Geo.
Peabody, W. W. Corcoran, General Geo. E..
Pickett and others. Blankets are in demand:
Thermometer at noon 81.
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A% Tho Relatives FrteAds and Acc
qusintsnces of Mrs. MARY,J. MCGOWAN, NJ r. and
Mrs. GEO. W. sHoKEs and Mr. and Mrs. ALBERT
PRIoE, are invitsd 70 htsend the Funeral Services
'of the former, TnIs MohNrNe, at halfpast Eight
o'clock at her late residence, CONT street, one
door ABOVE Morr1s.street o. July as
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~ The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quslntancas Of Mrs. RACHEL DICKINSON, and
Mrs. SARAH LEE, are invited to attend the Funeral
Services of the former. at the Unitaian Church. ut
len O'CLOCK THB MORNING.. July %
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Wbituarp.

BRADFORD.-Died. at St,lton's, Orangeburg Dis
trct &. c. on the 10th in tant after short illuess
J. g. @. BRADFORD, fourth son OF w. and A. w
BRADFORD. aged 18 years. . months.
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FOR Ew YORK.

STaasn THR SPLENDID sIDEWHEEI.
. <5%2XXS ETE< E<M-hIP MAGNOLI', Capeatn
IEWGDAG NJ B. cRowEL1. having elegant and
capscious accommodations for pas
sengers. will leave Vsndefhor Wnarf on WEE
RHsDAY MORNING July 20, 1869, al O'Clock.
July ~ RAVENEL d 20. .venta
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~ % h q a n Ms ssag \, n
rabpERYoR 70 vRR BEST 1MpoRyEn 90,
iL0AHx WATER. aaAnNnotnFcd aud sold wh6lesaio
'an6 resaE b. Dr. ID. HAkE, va
4 Juac a No. 191 Msstang street.
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Foaaf or PROXY.

hereby appoint ----.-- y - for me and
in my name. TO vote on the Shares hold In the
Planters And Mscnanics BANK of south Carolins. at
tho meeting Of tho stockholders to be held ON the
18th day Of August 1862 and at all subsequent meet
ings Of the Stockholders Of saad Bank, until rsvooa-
tion hereof. .g..l,'} >f.I-.a .E.vst; ,----
July22 tuths0
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-27
Death of Andrew johnson.

The telegraph last evening brought the
sad intelligence of the sudden death of
our late President, at Grcenvillc. Tonnes
see, last Thursday morning. This uncx-
pectcd calamity will fill with sadness the
heart of every man and women who loves
the Constitution of our country. His po-
sition in history has not yet been accorded.
When passion has fully subsidized, and not
till then, will he receive the just need of
praise to which his noble decls so much en-
title him. Alone he breasted the storm of
fanaticism, to him alone illhistory award
the honor of having stayed the mad waves
of fanaticism until more sober reason had
asserted its sway. Peace to his ashes!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-27

LONDON, Canada March 2O.-Thc ex.
press train on the Grcatwcstcrn Railroad.
going west, ran off the track at 2 o'clock
this morning. The sleeping Car was pre-.
cipitated over an cmbankment twelve feet
high, making complete revolution. No.
body was killed, but some were more or
less injured. >.
From Cubas
HAVANA, March 19.-The rcvolutionists
arc burning many plantations ard creating
the widest terror They arc inprcssing
slaves into the army.
The Insurgents have destroyed the rail.
road bridge between Alvarez and Mara
quar-. nevertheless the Government con.
stantly claims the victory.
Nine Of the largest plantations in the
jurisdiction Of Sagua Lagrandc, also one
near Cicnfuegos, and others near Macruga,
have been burned by insurgents.
1t is positively asserted that the insur-
gent Generals are carrying out the plan Of
burning everywhere.