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New-York tribune., 1869-01-06
SuttiuH Salts Of 2rxI GstHti.
J. JoHuoS, IT,, Aueuonssf
PY JOHNSON g. MILLER,
~ AVoTioEBBRs AND

.
BY JOHNS !SsL,os,,,. on s MILLER,
ss 20 .. sa.Asss s. o,:, CO.. osD,s.r EarIos. M
cAssssd Isss,
EXECUT0R's SALE at AUCTION.
MILL fR6PsR4Y FaRSs sops HoSKs m q S' ISp Iofs
ELoSSa SESyEE 40 yHF Es24S 3s4EG5 6y cSUsT MIS-
HOMESTEAD PLACE Of about 60 .cfs. Of superior land With rr.
s3s ssris3 .t cS Ii,ps choice county
su iS tos. e 5I, s q oo@ sp DS' oa o S
steam engine saa SC,, and 4. separates for s',ns III. min Water
ss'iol Of sh' nO.ns Opsqs,Ger Of mile from Es Rsae de-
Yea d.slii1g hesse, for enyloye, Of f.etofJ.
okAI9yLK GRST MILL feet Wheel th.. Of stone.
ss.s eo,.on close depot Public sheds stable mill
BIGcxsSTSs SHOP 40 @ .D S's SHOP
sEvsRA HOUSES GARDENS and sa1S si.s Of % nn. lots Of
TTESrTFouR ACRES OF WOODLAND ,.,, p.. to III. rail.
SEAMAN FARM AND MILLS The farm contain, 50 acre, .t var,
hoa abl, eAghouss The t nil i, t r5 nous. barn nay
dD mn '' " iG' e'ns Both in good order Dan ssr ttis
& Sa''' Inc DAY Prov 'PI ,S; s,; vii l u.It r
A~V iHf1HS pEST ESN x wSkT No q Bssimsast Yew,YoS
r .s.d S s si cSss:is RsaS: s:y:I1 :: m c,,m
Oh is,,.i., SALE, at at Public Sale, by II. MOUNT.
ae COUNTRY YAK REsiB y Is ol
a. fhosoH y J. The house contains Is Iooa. 80 Ss asM depot
Id 1P saG Ssa' oi.S. SsS S:s S,n
ss @ sri made 6sa % s' Ss' sos,sI psc,
% gbihft, Eew-ioTh w. a" SAis Twenty
VI r; p. .IRrSANyER, X ~ Auctioneer-TRAVFR &
hsLkk WI sell on THURSDAY Jauuary lSsa :, 70 N
Sse ktehsrse soon No III BrO6vy by oSs ~ ~ u clock
, l9S1 esoioS Of ~ MsIn eSq Referee ts TvS
SAsLk PiEckS OF TENEMENT PROPERTY With t Val.
toegs Ne 20 apc ll6 East Anu rear
Ih-ayeS Size olot No 200 236I7s H., s'~ss1 second and
bor maps and particulars apply sf Autosss AiI9
CHAS W SlEFOpD a,Sso1eeIe No 20 Liberty
pUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE COAT
SSSSS cSa: S oho sAS e. c.: i's9 . iP1!,a @ A
ssir ec,l from this bauI Good reasons given 70" s hs part Of
a ~ take good portion coal For full partcu1rs 70
WILLIAMS. Columbus Ohio T' A'u'sss H. L.
IT 5. MARSHAL's SALE at Macon e.
a thl.kp STATES Va l3 ACRES LASD-usSer and b9 -,
IA o. sealnos IpoS.i ssusd from the Dici Cesr a. ~
Iae States Tor the Southern District Georgia Ill VI .ne
h day Of J'uu,y nsIt this TRACT LAND Nta,.a n 2n ire
VI together With re Improvements thereon. ' As~A'
here on THIS llAd hnsy built bk building feet Las,
sos tno s3es hgn constructed BY the Confederate Go,s
esnt 70 % used Laboratory, tnd expressly
SsnsJ Il located Immediately upon ths trset a. AZ. % ma
w "a nfcRatrs
Dated Savannah. Dec. "a. 1904 " A'r'0.L
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RECEIPTS OF PROVISIONS.

To 10 Great Britain ard Pork Butter Cheess
hs Continent t the bes tes tuna anh aa. wss -
week ending Jan 1869 $50 @ |t es ~. az
Sane tms iaGI . 6ei6 G79a 62B 1874 ilsTs IA rug
PETROLgJM-IIolen Of both kinda irm In their
the absence demand on Aseoah
f vessels higher prices asked about eo bbs CIae guA wy
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EIRE DEPARTMENT BALL
II THE FoRTIBTH ANNUAL BALL ~ AID OF THR WIDOWS
ASD ORPHANS FUND or THE late oluneerl NEWiOkk PlRB
DEPARTMENT the ACADEMY or MUSIC, MONDAY EVENING
jan rs 1869 Tickets admitting gentleman and ~o ladies fS extra
tickets obtaued from the members Of the Committee
or from the officer, JAMES r. WBNMAN Pres, No LAG Pessi
AL0l0 SLOTE Treas No. 40 Fuonst joss WkirRAr Sec.
No Wiiamst Posceuiun Dress Circle Boxes be 30
JAMES r. WBSMAN No. l@ PesrLst
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'Skrfrss fypV srrs@b.ikBitbS.'

Peaches qu but 6m With activity In quarters There
also some drmues' apples fHe State selling instances
l0ic Backberes don't they mostly controlled BY psr
wto hold ihem above demand few thrown upon
market BY outside parties sold at 8c Receipts Of dried traits 53I
packages which st sht Peanuts continue Ia freely
299 bush for the week Some poor from North Caons only
brought 81 H. We quOte
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6ifp gtzI esiai, fur SHi.

s-,oD SATF-The following BUSINESS
Nun PROPERTY:
q o...,ss. between Broome aud SprugFt1
" Vo,sSrv between Ma alkou and RoosevetSh
Go,d-tt. near Aun'st
I.cobst. rear frarkforist 49, -,,--.-,.
~. a. between Greenwich and Nsshngon'su
Rr,sdssy between Franklin and Nbres'A
1t.U.ont a. between Pike and Marketsts
W.,er a. between COentes and odshPa -
Vsssvst. between Greenwich and MatllngtonbH
surepstt between BfoOme and SpriugN.
<.rar'lst tetgeen Greene aud Noostersis
f;ran1s between ATTORNEY and Cintousm
Ctrrinest. between Bleecker aud belioras SIS
Westst Lihertyst
Tboupsou.st. between Spring anq frners@
Mulberry.st.. between Canal aud bayarlsts
I,nreus.st between Prince and Houstond>
Wooser.t., between Grand and IroomesM
or u partica srs, apply Attbe once OF vp No a Pnest
S1OR SAIE-An extra large and me T,,5r 9rSs second.
n HOUSE extended back budiTg io.''s % MAY Apply to
= hetrsr Broslway and F0urthaye. fos No Pine st.
S0ME choice plots of LOTS On Sa.d1 @9SlSS@ I'd fHb
- ave- Also very desirable & S ri ARKB No Pmest
NY0YEY to LOAN-0n bond and mqnlsaiSSfE SnkTiSE IL
lNI sum, 10 suit at the best rates No. 10 Puest
New-York tribune., 1869-01-06

Secured ohss;r. Circle and BALCONY eny Boz Office
ready sn seats o sale at the bOIOee TAmmany and at the
theIicr ticket Office, No ia Broaiwhy.
SPECIAL SoTIcE1he Programme will commence at y precisely
DoOs open precisely.
The TAMMANY the MAMMOTH PALACE adjoining the Academy
o Muse Fourteen easily accessible by the FouTteenb
Broadway Fourth ThiIa all Broadway
AUDIENCES OF the THEATERS and MINSTREL HALLS will
please notice that subsequent the Close Of their programmes
THE TAMMANY
offers SEVERAL FEATURES or RARE EXCELLENCE. As the
programme Tammany varieties occupy
than Of
hour which uleases the vsitors
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Srp GOODS.
MISS NJ. GREGG,
NE No 10 FIFTHAvE,
q Consequence Of retiring from business
Will ofer
For the remainder Of this month
At greatly reduced prices
the balance Of her stOuk
Consisting Of CL0AKs
IN VELVET.
WALKING SUITS IN CoLoRED VELVET
SILK,
ANDWooLEE GOODS.
And few OPERA CLOAKS.
Also crest variety Of CLOTHS vELvETS, THREAD and Gui
PURE LACES PRINCES GAL0oNs. ORNAMENTS B0TIONS &c'
EURS! FURS! FURSi
= d Tpppy HAVING CONCENTRATED HIS IMMENSE AND
" ~ CHOiCR STOCK OF
LADIES FINE PURS
IT JrS UPTOWN STORE, Is NOW OFFERING THEN
AT LESS THAN MAEUFACTURkRS PRICES
IN ORDER TO MAkE ROOM FOR
SPRING GOODS
THE PRICES WILL ASIoNlSH YOU
J. x TERRY
No.
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srookIpu gtnI e'iat' l1r.!',sl'..,.. for sal',

gE1O EXCHANGEA 3-stoIy ary IA Sae ecoi Gorlood
on the Horih or side Of Long i,s 70 No eekmsnt Y
New-York tribune., 1869-01-06
n NY.wHoLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING jan 5. 1862
tSrpr.m " for THs N. y TRlsus. BY our own R.po

The following the rates Of articles good condition.
old BY commission houses By wholesale shippers receive 10 10
deducted commissions besde other
packages should be carefully marked with paint and the
sender should also painted end Nail invoice
list the the under side Of the sed letter
mail containing invoice and directions also stating how and wh
sent Clean packages and In putting will add much the v
Of the produce.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

Stgrd4H .Nuch 20M -Dr. Geo. j
tf'whH, beng sworn, tc-tiGod / rasid,
IN Chr. wshury am Sc physician anc
surgeon; knew John Gilman, ir. saw hi
body The same night after the ARRAY
some hours after saw il at his father,
house; examined the wound in his side
II was "a circular wound, something NOR,
than two inches in diameter: some two
inches back Of the nipple the heart was
exposed, and the pericardium or heart
: case was torn off, this was the wound
that caused his de-th; examined oppos.
lite side OF the body-no wound there; but
from my examination Thought the wound
might have punctured through the lung
membrane in the opposite side of the
body; the main wound, | think, might
have been caused by Il gun shot; there
were other IN trks If shot on hi, body near
the main wound did not examine the
coat; SAW none Of the clothing as recpl
iect; did not examine the back of the
body to see If there was any wound there
he was laid out when | examined him
the Jiry that had examined him said
there was no wound on the back.
Cross commandments not examine
TO see II there was any wound on his left
arm; there WAS a mark on his body. from
half TO three-fourth of an inch from the
main woun !, which looked as if il had
been made by shot | think the won,5
might have been made when the arm Was
thrown forward l think | testified before
the court OF inquiry that / thought his
arm must have been raised, but. nnon ro.
lection, am satisfied that his arm mich,
nave been thrown forward. when he re. |
ceived his wound; il might have beon
either way l WAS not there when the
wound was given and of course 1 cannot
know the position of the arm at the time.
1.-The counsel for the prosecution an.
bounced that Israel Balch had, without
heir knowledge, been in court during a
part of the examination. and
or that reason, they weuld not introdnca
~ as a witness.l
0ohn Gilman, recalled-EA COAT and
est produced Witness says this ia the
oas ana vest worn by John Gilman. ir.
= .he time OF his death the hole is not !
ute as large as it was, as the garments
ave been washed, and the hole is drawn
p some.
Addts0n Pierce testifed-I reside :, I
nrews6ury live west of George Plum I
'ys and little south-w west of Ziba Plum.
,ys was appointed appraiser on lat d.v q
August, 1858, to appraise DAMAGE
veen Balch and Plumley Il vent mn ;. Z
ioa Flumley's, and there found Zihs "a 3
utterly started from my house sbor. 3
ae O'Clock " alter Wilmarth venH liz G
%; he va: one Of the appraisers :.mi.S. Al
ave been half an hour eoing dovr ZL y
I'd ne that Butterfly would 20 ana A. e
tn9 damages; then We stsrte6 49, b.
= n1gnvay; Wilmarth said he vsns.s ~
Zee Horace . fsw ~inutes. snd - d
mt down there, and then pss:ed "a 80 rs nc
highway that eoes north ma go "a
eook eoathssly dispotion On t. ~ it.
y toward the scRool hon.S. 49,.
'ay and Walter Wilnsrti ~ IL -. -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25
THIRD DAY.

Friday, March l9.h, lsee.-The Court
convened at nine O'Clock. z3
Az" Sasdsrsen was called a. a witness
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25
AFrnRNooN SESSION.

-, Ge1,gs Piunley sworn-Am , .on -
f,,L a riumley; hive near a mile fro,.. -.
a'ners; iye on the east and W..
III. marked ON the plan Was aw.w ,oao'
nome at Northam, in the aftenooa iram
Oh the ARRAY; know 49,, lne
q.iers IL was a week after -,
,s,. tell the day, at No. motbsr.' INIT
FL, En- WITH squiers; George Save, -
E Ellen; Mary and mother, and. , lister
.J naa clark We're present; Souier. s.,d
f.. Lar a. can remember, thai he -
u snr father, went down TO The ga.
~ Johnny Gilman, and that Fredsr,nL
him out of the field: that I.bn.
" 1iiman came down and met T.
md told him. "D-n you, old Hod. Won
ave, NV: got to take it now !" he said JOHNNY
,llm.n ssid this to Horace. Johnny
lencned hold Of Horace. and had some
assle with him, and with that WIN
me up and fired and shot Horace in The
oe that Horace went to draw up bis
an 70 shoot ct VIM, and that Johnny
zen started TO take out his revolver;
~ 1nsn Johnny osught hold Of the gun,
= aosses got the gun away from him,
70 drsw up and shot hin; that the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25
Shrewsbury Murder Case.
8 E @ 0 N ID ID A Y J.
Rutland, County Court.

Hon. BENZ. 81. STEELE, Presiding Judge
Hon. DANIEL CRoFooT, I Assistant
Hon. JOHN CROWLEY, Judges.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

Cross htomtHottoH = Frederick and
Alba Plumley lived together in the same
house; | understand they worked 10.
getber on the two places Iii PASSING
north from the school honsc, | was not in
sight OF Liba and the others mere than 90
rods before | met them: | saw Frederick
and Iiba first; | did not see Horace Pnm-
ley at any time, until | saw him up where
the muir Ter was committed the raspber-
rles are where the road TO Mr.. Buriiek's
turned from the road up toward Horace
flumleys; when | first saw Mr.. Baleh.
after l came back, l had some converse.
ton with him; thought he was pretty
drunk; asked him if John Gilman. Jr.
was killed, he said "Yes;'' l asked him
where, he said "Up the road, and clapped
me on the shoulder and said. do vour
duty" l asked him why they did not kill
him, he said, "They had not run the bull.
let to kill old Balch yet" while was
going up Horace showed me where he
was hit in the leg; he took off his hal.
there was ball hole through his hat. and
lock OF hair cut off in it: the ball
grazed the top of his head Butterfly
lives at Ziba Plumley's; Winn's pistol
was loaded; he said he had fred it and
loaded It again; Quarters pistol was not
loaded did not take it from QUARTER
old Mr.. Gilman gave it to me there was
no attempt, on the part Of George Butter
ny, to escape after I found him; left
'ome men watching the house Saturday
night. and when I got back from Rutland,
one OF the men told me that Butterfly
and Fred. were at home; I went there,
mo Butterfly came to the door and said
ae was ready to go with me; there was
40 attempt, on the part Of Ziba Plumley.
o escape; did not see the Lewis boy, as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

ible What do the Creoles camor most loudly fort
The government of the =. people by the people;
that ever entered De ROdass head Here is list Of the
members of his own family who came out with him 10
aid In governing the country and who are to be sup
ported easy places with the generous money OF the
Cubans Manuel Fernandez Rodss, Fernando Fernandez
Rodas, F. Fernandez ROdas Gabriel Fernandez Duro,
Antonio Fernandez Duro, Cesareo Fernandez Duro IN
stead OF going out to the field OF battle where these eer
few stray balls from the enemy's muskets they are all
6a aTSe ae Sa 61s such only as
The Captain General talks we'll enough In his proca
nation OF the 9Th Of july first published under the aus
pces Of Leon the Commander at Maanzas, he declares
spirit che is determined nevertheless to mitigate its
horrors much possible during the present contest
reason "Every one must have fair trial" "No for.
eigner is to be touched in the slightest inter
S ssf n W enact Conformity mi With the All
nate officers must be faithful to the Government and
rebels in which event they are to be severely pun;
ished" And there are various other PROVISIONS an Of
territory meet with warm response But this deGara
ton Of principles did not please the 0Gs3 M RSr
To meet the views Of the latter accordingly Is ORDERED
that the law SUI 70 ns Ss IN SrWay Robbery
and arson. Under the highway robbery" clause tne
volunteer may 4e TO certain eT Se eoas Ss NAV wish
for he has only cay that the nsurgen was at the me
OF nad PeGm 1oi so Des1at o yon will see in fact
that all De Rodass programmes amount 10 nO1G PlS
everybody, and will end in having no others to play
THE PRISONERS IN FORT LAFAYETTE.
THE TRIBUNE of Monday contained two let
tiers from our special correspondent at Gardeners
Island giving graphic description Of the landing Of the
United States troops at that place. and the capture by
them Of that part of the Cuban expedition under the
command Of Co.'s Ryan and Currer which found lodge
men there together with their embaraton board the
steamer Rocket, and the incidents Of the trip to the
NavyYard and the subsequent transfer OF the captured
soldiers 10 Fort Lafayette The condition OF tho I'M
psoned in the fortress was told in THE TRIBUNE Of Tues
day, Wednesday, and yesterday.
District Attorney Pierrepont, Marshal Barlow, and
u s. Commissioners White and Shields are to 90 TO Fort
Lafayette this friday morning, the 23d inst, to take
some action in relation to the prisoners there, but
whether it is TO arrest them warrants or to discharge
them their giving satisfactory bonds to keep the peace
il known but 1t is deemed more than probable that
they will all be released giving satisfactory assurances
Of hereafter Tefralnng from violating the Neutrality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Rear-Admiral Charles
NJ Davis has been detached from the command OF the
south Atlantic squadron. and placed waiting Orders
Commodore Charles s. Boggs has been detached from
duty as member of the Board OF which ReaSsAdmlral
GOIdsbOrough is President and ordered 90 duta Light
house Inspector Of the Third District relieving Commo,
dore A. L. Case, who is ordered to duty at the Naval
Academy Commander Francis NJ Ramsay has been
detached from the command OF the Guerrere and placed
on waiting orders The following have been detaehed
from the uerrere and placed on waiting orders: Lieut.
enantC Commanders Charles j. McDougan, Albert =
Parker, and L. 5. WOodward; Lieutenants George j..
Wngate, and c. W. Rockwell; Surgeon Marius Duyal,
and Post Assistants Joseph HOgg. and Thomas brown;
First Assistant Robert Polls and Second Assistants j. p
Kelly, Edward Gay, Nelson Ross. aud j. L. Hannunl;
Tie following have been detached from the Gurrere and
ordered TO Washington TO be examined for promotion
Masters Socrates Hubbard, and l.. J.. Cheney Ensgns
Holm C. Talbot, X. Mason Isle, and Bloomfield Nell
vain; Midshpmen Raymond p. Rodgers, A b. Wyckoh,
l. g. Palmer, q. b. NJ. Mason. Boutele Noyes Charles r
Norton, John NJ. HaWley, TheO. n. Lee Charles i.
Walch, n H. Everett, J. NJ. Etting, aud L. NJ. Day
Lleutenants r. r. Leary, G. II. Pendleton' ana e. NJ NC
ure ma We been detached from the SOuth Atlantic squad
rom aud ordered here TO be examined for promotoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

IA great Temperance demonstration took
place at Toronto on Wednesday
"A letter has been received at Toronto
from Rome urging the formation Of another corps of
Zouayes for the Papal service.
The Rev. A. r. Abbott, pastor of the Uni
vcrsalist Church Rockland, Me-, ana county SUPER
visor OF Schools, died yesterday
ALL accounts from the interior of tho
Province Of New Brunswick concur in representing the
agricultural prospects fayoraDy.
Receiver Generals Department in Ottawa, Canada es.
capped from Jail on "Wednesday night
The centennial anniversary of the birth
dny OF Humboldt will be celebrated in ~ LOUIS Dy
festival with music and orations efficient languages
Commodore S. S. Lee, brother OF Gen.
r. f. Lee, died at his home IN Stafford County, VA yes
terday.
The Customs officers at San Francisco
have seized $4,000 worth OF opium ON the CHINA
steamer for violation Of the revenue laws.
1.-The crew of the schooner Garry owen
have made the same athdaVs IN toronto ~ did "A
the sinking of the vessel in Lake Eric as they uu ~
Buffalo.
The Canal Board has appointed J. Nelson
Tubbs OF Rochester Resident EhsneS onrped until the
| GATH Of August. =, n,
Justice ]. T. Joslyn of Marlboro, Mass,
is undergoing examination by ~ Notwithstanding felony
| errors Council on the charges " '
aud for excessive sentences
Tho eastward bound train on the Central
Railroad was DELAYED i've hogr1 on mSapS WASH
ing away poHion Of the roa0oeu'
man in Cincinnati attempted to murder
bs VIE on wednesday by striking her IN the head WITH
hntchet lie then drowned himself Ia the Ohio River.
The woman lies a critical condition. The crime Was
| the result OF intemperance.
Isaac Surrine. over so years of age, was
killed by gravel train on the liudsoA River kalfOau
rear GurrisOns Station, yesterday morning. he was
partially deaf and walking Oh the track ho was
| resident Of Cold Spring ,
Weston, the pedestrian mas ia y, ,St
hours. Including a half mile walked backward lie
walked Is miles but the rain interfered with nv w.,
| rrainine aud tho attempt was postponed uh'" :"
/ n....D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
SAN DOMINGO.
THE TOWN OF AQUA BEsIEGED-THE RErUBLl
QUIET.


ST. Do,ISGo, July 12-The town Of Aqua is
beseged by the insurgents President Baez has sent
toops 10 aid the garrison and Is confident Of success In
suppressipc the rebellion. The Dominican schooners
Capala and Atraraca have returned from the bay OF
route The republic IL generally quiet
MOVEMENTS OF TIE STEAMER TELEGRAPH
THE REvoLUTONISTs AND TIE SANTANA
QUESTION - STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH
NETWORK.
BARRAHANO, July 9.-Shortly after the fight
in the Bay Of SANTANA, between the steamer TELEGRAPH
and the two armed schoOHers, which were towed down
tbither from santo Domingo CITY by the Ncw-fork
steamer Tybee Gen. LupcrOn left SANTANA In the Iee'
graph for this place. The schoonor were both disabled
In the fgh but Luperon did not venture TO follow them
when they withdrew IL is said that his sudden depart
urc from SANTANA was owing 10 ihe rear tIt DaSl e
make another and more formidable attack FROM the
AMERICAN steamer, with Gen. HOngnpa, the Do
mIncan War Minister, on board, anu the luI IneI
of arms and ammunition at Fort Cacao for Baez Luperoh
and his officers led 10 believe that the AmeGans
were about TO assist BaeZ IN fighting the reYOuonss
and they concluded that the most prudent course unue
the circumstances to get away on the way TO bar
rahauo the TELEGRAPH captured five s0ops schooner
and three open boats, all Dominican, which were brought
hther prizes and delivered to CaDial as wei as tuo
arms and ammunition on board the steamer Inc lele
grafo then LETT for Turks Island from whence se was 70
proceed 70 st. Marc, but her route rs Anu
rons presence here Just now was not desired by CaOa
and tie other leaders OF the revolution. ,
While he was at SANTANA Luperon organized proyls
iona Government and addressed circular dispatch 70
the agents In foreign countries OF the revolutionary
ary apprzug thc OF the fact IN the circular lbs In
structs them 10 take pains 20 let II be distinctly under
stood abroad that the revouOnists have possession OF
The nportaut Bay SANTANA henceforh separated from
the power and control Of Baez aud that consequently al
treaties and contracts which may have been made, or
NAV hereafter be made relative 20 the cessOn or the bae
OF said Bay will be regarded and treated as nun ana
void and Of no effect the Dominican people protesting,
az they will ever protest against any act violating the
integrity OF the national territory. .
The SANTANA question is producing crop OF trouble
for President Bacz who, u Is said considers That the
pTscpitate action Of Col Fabens Washington, relative
| 10 annexation has done the Dominican Government
more harm than good The reyOlutionists are gaining
| ground. 49,. -,
cation between New-YOrk and santo Domingo and has
himself written to "a New-YOrk mercantile firm, offering
every facility and encOuragem for the establishment
of line Of steamers between the two places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
THE ECCLESIASTICAL TRIAI.-AE INJUNCTION
SERVED ON THE COURT

CHICAGO, July 22.-The Ecclesiastical Court
enpared In the Ta Of Cheney assembled at " o'clock
this morning The President announced that the excep
ton taken yesterday afternoon by the counsel for the
accused and which been held for ADJUSTMENT at the
adjournment was oveTruled. Mr.. Fuller rose ana sald
Ne have up this time presented such objections rs
We had 10 the Jurisdiction aud 10 tho various papers tna
have been laid before YOU aud 20 the Court OF when you
are the presiding officer, until We have reached the point
at which wo win 20 further. have applled 10 the
superior Court OF Chicago for an inJunotlo whrh mas
We have determined that II our client Is smtteh shRl
not be contrary law, ana have been compelled 10
pTesent will serve tho gentlemen whom no VIII ma
named In the writ" The Sheriff Of Cook County dustayo
TEACHER then proceeded 70 serve the wrs IN due FORM
his entrance being greeted with loud aud continued
pause by the audience AS soon as ho coud De heard
INC President demanded order and said u such demon
STATIONS should again occur he would 0Tdcr inc mouse 10
be cleared After the injunction had been served the
Court retired for consultation ana on their return shortly
after II O'Clock, announced that they would adjourn until
o'clock tomorrow.