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New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
CUBA.
A SCHOONER wRECKED-sEIZURE OF STEAMER
BY THE REyoLUTIoNIsTs-THE PERUVIAN

A SCHOONER wRECKED-sEIZURE OF STEAMER
BY THE REYoLUTIONIsTS-THE PERUVIAN
MONITORS.
HAVANA, MarchI26.-Theyschoon Virginia Price,
from Manzanillo for New-York with lumber, was
wrecked Saturday on the JardinallOs reefs and be-
came total loss. The crew were!saved.
The steamer Comanditario, therregular packet be-
tween Havana and Cardenas, left this port on Tues
day evening last for her regular trip to Cardenas
carrying about forty passengers. Nothing was heard
of the steamer aterward until today and fears were
entertained for her safety. The news received to-
night however, announces that several OF the pas
sengers of this steamer who had lately been prisoners
in Fort Cabanas threatened the crew, took posses
sion of the steamer and dlsembarked the lady pas
sengers portion of tho crew, and the Captain at
Roques Key, near Cardenas. The Comanditario then
proceeded it is supposed, to Nassau, N. 7. The dis
embarked crew and passengers were subsequently
taken up at Roques Key and carried to Cardenas.
MARCH 27.-The report published here few days
ago that heavy battle had been fought between
the Government troops, under Gen. Pueblo. and in
surgents in the Eastern Department, at some point
on the road from Remedies to Moron, is untrue.
The engagement was only slight skirmish between
the troops of Gen. Pueblo and sOOiinsurgents.
The United States flagship Contoocook, Admiral
Hof commanding, arrived here to-day from Key
West
The steamer Comanditario. which was lately taken
possession of by her passengers carried but one days
supply Of coal Vessels which arrived here to-day
report seeing the Commanditario off Syrup Keys,
under sail Others report seeing her anchored of tho
Bahama Banks, 100 miles from Nassau. Spanish
man. n.of-war has gone in pursuit Of her. Captain
Gen. Dulee has appointed Minano Governor Of
Trinidad, in place Of Patmo Intelligence received
from Sagua is to the effect that party OF young Gu
bans had organized themselves into military COM
pany with the intention of joining the insurgents.
They were betrayed however,iby one OF their num-
ber and all including Meduro, thenreputed leader,
imprisoned. The Havana journals publish dispatches
from all parts of the island The news received Is
favorable to the Government. Reports OF several
skirmishes between the troops and insurgents have
been received.
Tho steamer Comercio has been armed and fitted
ont as a gunboat and to-day sailed from Cardenas TO
intercept an expedition expected from Nassau
The PeruvianTmonitor remained four days at
Puerto Naranjo, four leagues from Gibara during
which time the crew were engaged in cutting wood
for the purpose of supplying steam.
TIE CREW OF THE CAPTURED vEssEL-Two
MEN KILLED.
MARCH 2s-The rest of the passengers and crew of
the steamer Comanditaro have arrvedat Cardenas.
They denounce tho purser and engineer as the lead
ers of the plot for sezing the vessel Two men were
killed in The streets of Havana to-day, and six were
arrested for ntteripg sedtiOus cries Mr. L. Il. Cod
rngton, American Consular Agent at Gibara, has
been brought prisoner to Havana.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
CHINA.

THE TREATIES OF THE UNITED STATES AND
pNGIAND WITH CHINA-DISsATIsFACTIoN
oy THE ENGIIsHMEN IN CIIINA-PROCLAMA-
TION AGAINST THE FRAUDULENT CONDUCT
or THE TEA MEN-PRoGRESs OF THE MO-
uAMMEDAN REDELs-A NEW MISSIONARY
DIFFICULTY.
Hone Kong, Feb. 19.-The arrangement De-
tueau Minister Burngame and Lord Clarendon, that
heafter all negotiations be conducted with the
Central Government instead Of the local authorities ana
ot before active war Is sugurated all disputes arc TO
e referred 10 Home Government gives great dssat
facton 10 Hong Kong Journals, which cite the ow.
tow affair us sufficient commentary Oh the uls1 par.
stpnlaton The British gunboat Algerlne mas returned
% HONG from unsuccessful search Tor the Frech
Iemange, which left Saigon on the ISL OF NO.
vemler the loss OF the latter now regased hs certain
IS meeting OF merchants had been held at FOO ChOw 10
sotte the ten difficulties which resulted IN the Issuing Dy
The Vceroy. IN concert with the Trade O3ntsse, oi -
roelamatiou against the fraudulent conduct OF tho tea
men IN packing caIgOes. ,, !, ,.,,, Aha No.,h ra
Cathnc priesLa who have arrived rom the Norn. re-
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
To-NIGHT's Events.

This will be q busy, and, we doubt not, q
brilliant night at the various heaers Lent being past
those persons who have Of late denied themselves dra-
matte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as q matter OF piety or
matter of fashion-wil moro throng to the play.
house Abundant attractions are offered Having speci-
fed them before we shall only now remind our readers
of the several events Of the night Miss Marriott will DO
seen for the first time In America, at woods Mu-
seum yhero she will enact Hamlet Miss Fanny
Janauschek will appear at the Academy OF Music as
Queen Elizabeth. Mr.. c. w. Couldock and his daughter
will perform at the Broadway Theater In Old Phis
Rirthday." and "Milky White" Mr.. Brougham, at his
theater will produce 4" His Last Legs" as prelude to
"Muoh Ado About Merchant OF Venice" la We
Parsienne" will be brought out by Mr. Grau THESE arc
the positive novelties But beside these there arc estaD
shed features OF popular entertainment that VIII not be
overlooked "School" at Wallacks. for instance, Will
undoubtedly attract a great threng tonight SO VIII
Romeo and Juliet" Booths Theater Then there Is
"Humpty Dumpty" at the Olympic, which, we are as
sured has been by million OF people. The Forty
Thieves freshened up bit for the festival occasion,
will continue to win Its reward at Hiblos Garden Mr.
Lent announces an extra Matinee today at the CFcus
one of the Gregory Family is to mperl his INC tonight
at the Tamrnany. Bryant announces " comic hash
onera - called "Red Hot" The Theatre Comique con-
tinuos to advance the merry banner OF IAngard The
San Francisco Minstrels still besegng with tho
blondes Miss Elise Holt, are sorry to say, Is stu
unwel, and is unable TO appear at the Wayetley.
"Iyanhoe" is TO be produced there
DRAMATIC NOTES. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Bandmann (Milly Palmer), are
coming TO the United States this Summer
Mr. Florence has purchased 1.-THE Bells OF
shandon - from Mr. Bryant, for whom 1t was written
Miss Kate Field will lecture in Boston next
Wednesday evening, IN Chckering Hall, on Woman Ia
The Lyceum."
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence will appear at the Opera
Uouse Newark N. j., Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes
day evenings Of this week
A second Matinee of SCHOOL, will be given
day was very numerously attended.
Prof. Frobisher, Miss Clara Norris, and Prof.
LYMAN viii give a Dramatic Reading at Plymouth Church
Bethel CBrooklyn) on Tuesday evening
The Davenport Brothers gave thelr iast per-
formauce M stenway Hall Saturday evening. They
have appcared eight times. Their exhibitions are TO
markable, IN whatever way TegAideu'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
JAPAN.
loss OF THE STEAMSHIP HERMANN.

LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP HERMANN.
LONDON, March 27.-Telegrams from Hong Kong
received to-day report the totalloss of the Pacific Mail
steamship Company's steamer Hermann, 20 miles
north of Yokohama. She chad a4large. number OF
Japanese troops on board all Of whom were drowned
- SAN Francisco March 2S-The steamer Hermann
was wrecked Feb. 13, on an unknown reef outside
the harbor of Yokohama. Two hundred and seventy
lives were lost Tho vessel is total loss and moth
ing whatever was saved Mr. Chase, the first officer
and White, one Of the crew. are among the lost The
Hs@asa gpS charter and mad
ARRIVAL OF THE MIKADo AT KIoLo-HIS MAR
RIAGE-GREAT FIRE AT KoLo-THE MIKADo
GOES TO osAKA-THE TYCo0N's PARTY-oCCU-
PATTON OF THE WHOLE ISLAND OF YEsso BY
ADMIRAL ENHOMATTA'
YOKOHAMA, March 4.-The Mkado ar
rived az KIolo on Friday, February g. and was
married there on the 9th. difficulty subsequently oc-
curred at Kolo between tho followers OF Sasuna and
Cbau IL is reported that several streets were set on
fire. md the flames reached the palace OF the hikado
who fed TO Osaka The OF the inc
Governor OF Osaka proves untrue It originated IN the
sact that an official OF high rank had been murdered
there The Japanese Admiral Ennomatta, supporter
Of hs TycGGS S Ss the event by rOg salute Of
hundred and one gnns rom tno heet anu
Provisional Government, and OF the appointment OF the
necessary permanent officer In the prc2a Depart re-
n easv matter FOR tina Mkado to subdue him and reake
the island Admiral Ennomatta is strongly fortifymg his
position near Volcano Bay. intending hght unless tne
Mkado complies with the demands OF the exed clans
that they be allowed 70 retain the island
~ Yesso and that the late Tycoon he
en, o them as their ruler The stonewall left Yo
Kohama March for Yeddo She will be transferred to
tho Lananese Government her arrival at that port
The pited states steamer Maumee at H0go and tito
steamer Aroostook dailyexpected there The United
states steamer oneida sailed for Heng Kong The United
states steamer Ashueot In port The ship John Nor
man for New.York with $4,000 pounds tea ana Bark
ROsfO wi
March The ship j. Godfrey Is up FOX New-fork; ship
Oryealite for London.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

port the Mohammedan rebels in strong force on the road
TO Pekin and predict the fall Of the Celestial Empire
within year. -. = :. AN,
Mining operations at Cho Foo had come to standsn
Another missionary difficulty had occurred az roo
Chow. The assistance OF British gunboat had 10 TO 20
called in Plackards posted about the CITY cans
the people to rise and extermnate all foreigners
An English feet OF three gunboats destroyed two VII
lages near swatow because OF the outrage py
the Chinese on the crew Of the gunbOat Cock Chatter
The Washington treaty of 1863 between China and the
United States has been received at Shanghai and only
awaits fitting opportunity OF delivery to Prince kung
at Pekin IL .ur-. -. - y . ID
The ship zebandy, from Mddeburgh; for Batavia,
with Goals, was burned The passengers and crew
rescued by the Dutch ship Engel. i
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
ASSEMBLY. ALBANY. March n.
AcoEM DI1 i AZ
BILLS INTRODUCED.


By Mr.. Tower-To pave Van Cott-ave.,
Bro6klyn Mr. La Bau!TO punish fraud IN canyasslDg,
counting OF returning votes cast at elections MT NUT
phyTo incorporate the Fifthave. Savings Bank OF New
York Mr. A, w. Smtl-TO incorporate the trustees
having the OF the property OF the Epscopate OF te
poratlon Of the NewYork Northern Railroad Mr. Hege
man-Amendng the act Incorporating tne new, C dork
Young Mems Christian Association. Dlr. W. W. camp
beEmpowering persons sustaining damage Dy Ine re-
cent Albany freshe TO bring actions against tle t VI
the Waikiki Valley Railroad Mr. !. Il. smltn-mainhs
words mputlng want OF chastity TO female acIonaDis
rer SCI also to facilitate the construction or the Erie snd
Genesee Valley Railroad. Mr. rghe-ReatiVe 10 prin'
ing the laws OF the State IN IN Ii,s tne counties'
In favor Of the erection of Nassau County, IN favor
incorporating the City Of Waerown; IN favor OF ad LOT
the Waikiki Valley Railroad; in favor OF aid Tor he Ero
and Genesee Valley Railroads the claim bills are MADE lhe
special order for Thursday morning aecordne 70
resolution Of Mr. Herman; incorporating te eacohess
Institution Of the Evangelical church, 70 annu the ACT
relative to the Nursery and Chds Hospital OF NewiorK
City. . r-.Dr,o
In relation TO New.YOrk Savings BankSi 70 amend thc
charter Of the Great Western Life Insurance COMPANY
NewYork; to amend the act Incorporating the new lo
CITY Society for the Reformation OF Juvenile Delnquehs
to Incorporate the Wappngers Falls savings Banks ie
tive to abandoned canals authorizing the towns IN "
se 90 and erkmer Counties to issue bonds TO iaetato
the construction OF the Cooperstown ana
Railroad; to incorporate the Sixth-eye savings bank;
it's Capital stock the relief Of Elizabeth widow
OF Edwin Craft whose husband was killed az the iate
Sing Sing revolt; amendment 10 the brooklyn Char-
ter so as authorize Deputy City treasurer 10 reg
late the sale Of leaf tobaeeo to amend the eharer OF Ie
sing Sing Savings Bank for the relief OF the Norhport
and Huntington Steamboat Company.
The Assembly adjourned at 1t O'Clock, TO meet Monesy
evening at IL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
ITALY.

THE TUNNEL THROUGH MOUNT GEMS.
Steady progress continues to be made with the
works OF the great tunnel through Mont Cents At the
end Of last month, o3s6 meters had been comprehensive
54 meters at the south and 1919 at the north Tho
number meters still TO be eXcavated Is 295. 1t s
stated that the character OF the rock at each OF the
reason for believing that the present rate Of advance 2
meters month"; will be maintained TO the end In that
case the opening tunnel through its entire length
may expected to take place by the month fJuy ISL
or perhaps earlier owing to the improvements which are
constantly taking place In the manner Of working.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ALBANY.

.r
THE TAX COMMISSIONERS BILL-THE TAX
I LEvIEs-ARGUMENTs ON THE GAS BILL TO
BE HEARD.
ALBANY, March est was unusually dull In tha
Legislature yesterday. The Assembly only was IN
session, and there was barely quorum in that Inc
principal topic of conversation the action OF the
Republican caucus on Friday night in killing the
Tax Commissioners bill. The Democrats felt very
much annoyed by it, but not more so than some Re
publicans who Yere here endeayoripg to push the
bill through The following were the twelve Repub-
lcans who voted Aye the motion TO lay the report
of the Special Committee on the table. The vote
was test one to see who favored making the matter
party question. Those who voted Aye did not WISH
to make 1t such: - r4 80
Akin Crane Rich, Ely, VIM: NJ.
caIk}ns. Bemus summers. stewart,W.H,
Chase, Bender, Clark, nun .
The Specie Committee, of which Judge Campbell
is Chairman have not drawn their bill yet, which Is
expected to meet the necessities of the case. l .l
The Assessment Committee on Cities desire II 10
be understood that they will commence the consid-
Grafton of the citv and county tax levies this week.
All who are interested in these evies had better be
on hand on Tuesday next. The same Committee an
nounce that they will hear arguments from the diff
ferent gas companies of New-York, Brooklyn, and
Buffalo on Mr.. Mtchell's bill to protect the con-
sunners of gas, next Wednesday afternoon. The gas
companies will save themselves much trouble here
after by beingo on hand. hh'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
HAYTI.

HAYTIAN FINANCEs-FREQUENT AssAssINArIoNs.
HAVANA. March 27-Advices from Port-au-
Prince to the 18th inst have been received sanave was
in precarious situation owing to the state OF hnanees
The navy had not any for three months and
there murmuring feeling at the capital against
Salnave The blncks Jealous of the whites, and
assassnations were feared petition in circulation
praying for the blockading OF the port Of AUX Cages
Gold was 40 premium.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
LIBEL SUIT IN SAN FRANCIsCO-BRUTALITY OF
SEA-CAPTAIN.

SAN Francisco, March 27.-In the libel suit
of Capt H. o. winsor against The EreninG Bntehn for
600 damages the Jury absent three minutes ana
rendered yerdit for the defendants. The alleged libel
consisted in stating that Winsor, while in command OF
the ship Intrepid voyage from Rew-York In 1857,
was dtssipaed and treated his sailors brutaly and
finally set one OF his adrf I'm an open boat on
Faster Island The has been heard from, and
Is since supposed TO have perished About $50 bags OF
delayed overland mail received here this evening
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
PARAGUAY.

THE NEW COMMANDER OF THE ALLIES
PARIS, March T-Late Rio Janeiro letters received
here state that Gen. Polydoro has been assigned to
the command of the Allied forces now in Paraguay.
The Paraguayans at recent assemblage in Asuncion
adopted a petition praying the Allies to form a
Provisional Government with that city its capital
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
ORDER FROM THE WAR OFFICE.
The Following was issued yesterday:

HDoRs OF THE ARMY, March ~, 1863.
GENERAL ORpRRs No, 2S-The following orders have
beef fssc6Yed trQW tue Wax department and are pup
shed for the government OF a.. ce"ieeer""n! Ia
WAR DEPARTMENT., March %, 1859.
BY direction President the order of the Seere
tary of War. dated War Department, March pnDlsea
in General Orders No. H. headquarters OF the Army Ad
uant Generals Office dated March e. except SO mueh as
directs Gen W. I. Sherman TO assume command ot tne
army of the United States" is hereby rescnded. All
official business which by law regulations require the
action OF the President or Secretary OF War VIII De SUD-
ntted by the Chiefs OF STAFF OF Corps Departments and
Bureaus 10 the Secretary OF War All orders and nsruc
ons relating 10 military operations issued by the PTes
or Secretary of War; will be issued through the Gen.
eral OF the Army. JOHN A. HAWLINs
Nv command OF Gen. Sherman. Secretary Of War.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
pILLs ORpEREp To a THIRD READING
THE MOBILE JOCKEY CLUB = CLOSING OF THE
SPRING RACES.

MOBILE, Ala, March 27.-The Spring. meet
ing of the Mobile Jockey Club closed today The hrst
raee was sweepstakes for twoyear Olds s5 entrance
D. D. $500 added by the Club; mile heats. Tie follow
ing Is the summary: 800
w CotI. ch Carrie p BY Daniel Boone dam Lilly Ward, bv
Richards Kigous John Kgou by imported Mickey free
Time; l;52t; l5lh =,
The second race was sweepstakes & for oIa
was walked over by T. g. Moores b. G. Bayonet by Lex
lngton dam Bay Leaf by imp Yorkshire Nellie & Mcpon
aid Locust Post and Bette Bay paying forfeit The thrd
race for the Mobile Register Purse OF s20 dash OF one
and tree-nparter nAes, was won BY II e. Moore gr u
Edith by Sovereign, beating A. Keene Riehardss D. O.
ocnst Post by Young Melbourne dam by Vincent Nolte,
in soi The fourth racethe Merchants Post Stake, for
all ages slOO entrance play or pay $1,000 added by the
Cuh three mile heats-clOsed with three subscrlDors
The race was won by Priyateer, beating jennie O..
second; Agnes Donovan dstanced in first heat Time
beaten horses and was by Bette Bay beating Push
Rrodnax dtstanced in I:5Ia
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
FRANCE.
THE RrLATIoNs TO PRUSSIA

THE RELATIONS TO PRUSSIA.
PARIS, March 2i-The GaulOis tnewspaper) says
tnat the Emperor Napoleon has demanded an explain
alton of the King of Prussia in regard to the recent
mobilization OF troops in tho Western Provinces.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

ment has been appointed Assistant to the Chief OF
the Bureau of Printing and Engraving.
Notwithstanding the rule that written applications
for office must be filed with the several heads OF de-
partments many persons still seek to present their
applications to President Grant in person. but he de-
clines to receive them.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BTRTHDAY-THE
NO.EARTHOIIAKES.

SAN Francisco, March 28.-The stermer Idaho
arrived this evening with Honolulu advces to March IT.
business was unusually dull Feb. % was observed at
Honolulu by display OF flags from the puneh.bowl bat
tery foreign cOnsulaes and private residences. The
crater OF Kama reported In action again. Two shocks
OF earthquakes were felt at Hio. No damage was done
Drouth prevailed the Island OF Hawaii. The United
states steamer Osspee was at Honolulu
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

MoNTPEYsIER TO BE PROCLAIMED KING.
LONDON March 27.-Adyices from Spain render it
certain that Montpenser will be proclaimed King
He will arrive in Spain within q fortnight, on the
iron-clad Victoria, now at Lisbon.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
THE DRAMA.
DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE TEMPEST.

POsTPoNENENT OF THE TEMPEST.
The production of 1.-THE Tempest" at the
Grand Opera House will be postponed to Wednesday
night in order that the scenic artist may thoroughly per-
feet certain Ingenious and complex devices In the scenery
which counted to heighten the general eeot Of
tle ranregentatfou,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
sr LorIs-pAcIFIC RAILROAD REcEIPTs.

Sr LOUIS March 2S.-The report OF Col.
soore superintendent OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad,
shows the gross receipts for 1853 to be O9o an In
crease over last year OF $74,219 -. ora
Contracts have been made for 46 new engines, $50
freight cars and 1000 rails, all to be delivered
I'm
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
GREECE AND TURKEY.

RETURN OF THE TURKISH MINISTER TO ATHENS
r ATHENS, March H-Photiades Bey, the Turkish
Envoy and Minister Plenpotentiary, has arrivedfrom
Constantnople and resumed amicable relations in
behalf of his Government with the Grecian Court
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
GENERAL SHERIDAN ASSUMES COMMAND.

CHICAGO, March 27.-General Sheridan issued
q general order to-day assuming command OF the Mli-
fary Division OF Missouri, with headquarters at this
city The General himself left yesterday for Fort Leay-
en- worth He has issued orders to muster out the l9th
Kansas Volunteers.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

THE TAX COMMISSIONERS BmL-rHE TAX
LEvIEs-ARGUMENTs ON THE GAS BILL TO
RE HEARD.
, 1869-08-04
QUINCY.
ThFeB Persons Observation-Disclosures
;. - .Accsdcn4-Tho WcAthef.

HhFeB Persons Drounsd-ESnl1eout&
!. ''t Accsdcua-ThG Weather.
-" erectal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
QC1Ncr. Ill, Augast 4
A!befs IAslor, white attempting Ia grim actoss
"yaconda Ntrcr, q few miles from Canton, Mo-,
with hia 500. a IsI , 5ean oil. 70 visa hls
fa'her-iD-la~, suddenly sHnk when ao1no dLasance
from the shore, and wAs Been no more. Tbs cAt-
suttJ N8s Witnessed bJ Milton RalGcs1, Who
ate!tcd 70 karn tho bog, but he suddenly 'dIia2-
1eated alter proceeding about nttecn' feet and
Mn not seen ngUr. All three wts urownol.
Mn. IANl0F. Who alAo Witnessed the %cene,
r!unGcn Into the stream to 62vo her san, without
snccess and naIroE1I escaped dTownlDg.
We have luHors Of anuther accident on the
Hannibal 4 H Joseph Railroad this moru!n9, b.
which Six caia Fete thEu4 from tho track. nenr
Buektou ttatton. t'1ssengcEs due hero kas morn
ing cid not afTrve III tbfs afternoon, II eonse-
gnsnce of the accident Whether any iojuncs
tram Ct.t,Ih not t.e learned.
The wctttrr Fill continues pleasant. brs for tho
1aHt tHo t2ts has hcen extremely bot aad 1oeoua-
{pt.Allc,
, 1869-08-04
KENTUCKY.


Drowning t'nsc-OuirnHca Commit.
t~ai by Asck knasstoFn In Gn~ry County.
LorhruLk, AuRrn IA Rcrtot4 atrilrns fe-
thlA nurnlng, b, The cnpslIinH u Jawl belonging
10 tfir assarcr Mnile Ebert, bch resulted IN thu
'lroN Mug Of II IN nar1ri Mu,1ar nn't the nArrpY
Gsspc ut the captain. Fink VaE1r. Tho saiA ptos,
Eui fur ulhcSa.
NcpurlA wrEn sle thls morning that soFtous
riat had roarn ont IT Ian, IIt, ~, hut NirxrREns
fr,rD shAt rnint tflIs efctltna na'1J drny them.
ThS kssnsrd E1Er*As contains tho following:
"W Aarr ugly rcpoHa from cahcy CnuhtE. ani
that srRIou. The Regulators, Arc0ritnR to thiS
fnIuU5, h1.c fTcn ut sUTk. aptl t4on1 has 2rAia
hetn hhet'. N'r arr tom that gang ~ sotnc thr-
lis ltoWno party. IN Casor. Aud *hot asul killed.
1L5es HeA. aud oue EolnAu. Ths1u aEp no
uttrr r4tttcu.4rA Thl. Il tho eatpn pnnx
that httr tFrt operating In hnltrA,n Menocr,
Ard adjoining rH!ntrA They tf~ band VI Aetrutt-
t3rrls, and SHOULD 1se brought u jntEn An OH
Erusrxl1 O'lrr Al fratA tori, addressed " Mayor
Arr, os this city. to boil hs hattAltun Of n,liitLA
III frsdIucAA for kcfs,crs. II II contemplated by
shc HtAtu authorities t0 kcid ths Ell!!ia to toyEe
ned MtsctT Counties to destroy The hands OF row
ItE trRnat0ts tfat afe drtrcdstnE 10 thai portion
Of Ihe BtAie"
lnClxr,Ax, Aukult A-Thc-e Is considerable
excitement ,o-lh3 about ruuar that tIln militia
had heen cAtle7i upon IL Appears that General
FT8hE Nnoifnr1 rrrR farard to the tulllla hers to
b. FeA4iy 10 nsAsch 1t rnonent1 nnI1e+e Eot that
ileJ would certainly tc called ont, but that they
14l9ht b. Tbs order iooks to the tunEEea.on OF
Il lstguato1s III noy!c and Mrrres tnautsrs. Th4,
10 astvst tie RekrlktoFr- II tha forcc Is not
strong tpunEa tho MAi:ia Will be eAfc,l o. Gen.
et.l Noollo1d. Adjut&ut Genrtul 0! the STATE, Il
th.re slding the tusA.