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Died
Hotel Arrivals.

In New Orleans April 30, 1869, at 10 o'clock A. N
HAYWARD, infant Of \. a. Yates aud Louise
IaulsGckel
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Niger CLERKs.--The National 1ntellIsencer SAYS
there are four Niger CLERKS in the third Auditor
Office, sitting cheek " iosl with the Wh3se clerks
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y0EsNsDN's EXCHANGE

HOUSE,
VIII Check on
BANK OF AMERICA, New Orleans
NATIONAL BANKING ASS0 CIATION, New York
BANK OF NEW YORK, New York.
STATE SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, st. Louis, Mo.
y Collections promptly attended to. Gold purchased
and sold B. NJ. JOHNSON.
Shreveport, February 4, 1869. Td&wtf
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INFORMATION WANTED OF Michael Aahonv, aged
about Z years at the breaking out Of the war He
was at the time with his step father, Samuel Barlow IN
ST Marys parish Louisiana. Tie last Intelligence We
had Of him was that he east OF the MISSISSIPPI
river in the army but do not know in what command
any information 81 lin will be thankfully received by
his sister At Mount Pleasant, Titus county, Texas
CAROLINE 4. NAioS1.
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MUSIC LESSONS


TgHHE undersigned is now prepared to give Lessons
L the Piano Guitar to pupils, at their residence
or at tie hall of the Glee Club.
Terms-One Dollar per lesson. IF there are two or
pupils at the same house, liberal deduction VIII
be made. W. 5. DONALDSON.
ssy@ All orders left at Cumming Morrison & Co.'S
will be promptly attended to. Pianos tuned and re-
paired. Sheet Music for sale. jy29 fy
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TIE RIVER AT New 0RLEAss-We copy as follows

TIE RIVER AT New 0RLEANs,-We copy as follows
from the Evening Times Of the lst:
The river at this point rose inches during the past
81 hours, and is row within 6 inches Of high water
mark of 1862 We noticed a portion of the upper
landing between Poydras and Girod streets, under
water about half an inch Should the river continue
10 rise for the next few days it will dtbr steamers
from putting their cargocs, unless they double or
treble said it.
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TENNESSEE TEA.-The New Yoa Shipping and
Commercial List says:
Samples Of the leaves of the Young lyson tea
plant have been received from tie plantation Of Capt
Campbell Knoxville Tennessee. The plants were
obtained through the Agricultural Department at
Washington, in 1853 grew we'll and have obtained
size of from six to eight feet. From the experiments
made in Tennessee, it that the eastern part OF
that State is well fitted fer the growth Of this plant
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ALL RfGuT-I is announced that negro wench
named Ketcham belonging to the city of Philadelphia
has been appointed to clcrkshp III the United States
Treasury at Washington. The public prints are pa
radnr this fact over the land though it most
extraordinary affair. We see nothing extraordinary
or Inconsistent or from the mongrcl party standpoint,
improper about it. They hold that women generally
should share in the blessings of Office, and there are
plenty of white women in the United States Treasury
Department. why should not black women be there
also? If this party, which has the appointing power,
intend to be logical and truly consistent inasmuch as
they profess that niggers and whites all of one
family physically aud mentally, they mast go and APP
point niggers male and female to Office upon princi-
pie, and as rapidly possible, from now Oh. The
grand crime of the whole political gang of New Eng
land Aboitonsts has been, and still Is, that they give
the lie daily their professions They may have APP
pointed this black wench to the post of Treasury clerk,
but will Bouwels SON. any Of the male white clerks,
marry this wcnch? No! That they never intend shall
take place because truly they know she is physically
and mentally grades below them in the world of
ton They feel that she is Of different order of be-
ing. But they cannot stop here. This niger wench,
clerk in the Treasury, has right to insist upon
ciul equality with her feUw clerks. male and female
and she has right to lay matrimonial traps, and catch
one of Boutwells sons if she can, and trust she will
do it, Go ahead Dnah, and make the best match
among the white trash that the opportunity offers
Force these creatures be consistent They say you
are their equal; make them prove it, by giving you
all the privileges accorded to white skin.
New York Day ROok
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CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

tAkULkAA ElFE ENSUHANGE VUMTANfs
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
Income to October OAK Months)..... 300. 900
NJ. J. WICKS, President. j. T. PETIT Vice resident
W T. BoYLE Secretary >. j. II. EDMoNDsoS Gen'l Ag'E
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
NJ J. Wcks, W r. Hunt, Napoleon Hill.
J. 7. Petit, James Phelan, VIM. Joyner,
w. B. Greenlaw, F. Titus, A. Seescl,
Z. NJ. Apperson, J. G. Lonsdale, W. l.. Vance.
B. X Puen. f. W. Smith, N. s. Bruce.
J. T. IRRELEVANT, Jr & BRO, Agents for Arkansas.
Louisiana, and Eastern Texas.
Issues Policies on all the Improved Plans.
All Policies Non forfeitable.
~ No restrictions travel or residence within the
settled limits of the United States, British North
America Europe.
New Orleans References
Beadles, Wingo & Co., T. Fl. Il J. NJ. Allen Co,
Gen. Harry Hays, Galbraith Stewart Tier,
jennings Gates & Co., Nelson, Lauphed Co.,
Joseph Hay & Co.. John Phelps Co.,
John Chaffe Il Bro,
-Shrevepoat--
B. NJ. Johnson Banker, T. II. Morris,
Hamilton & Co, Wimbery u Drake,
Gregg Martin Cumming, Morrison & Co.,
Jcssup, Marsh & Wicgins Hyams & Kennedy,
TIs RELEVANT ~ BEHEN,
Agents North Louisiana. Office.--MOnroe.
Capt. 7. F.'BELL, Agent Caddo and DoSoto. tn4 "
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves on SATURDAY., May Ia.
r- The fast running kouns Line Ten
sAsIsF5rsS Day packet s Il l. III A Captain john
Asszssszssza kouns, c. w Drown, Clerk, will leave
above, the arrival of the cars from Marshall For
freight or passage apply on board mv4
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RO. T. BUCKNER,
KniCkerbocker Life Insurance Company

SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA,
TISSUES all kinds Of policies upon the lives Of both
4 men and women. No restrictions upon residence
or travel in any part of the United States.
0fice-At Sale & Nurphy's, corner of Texas and
Spring streets, Shreveport. apes If
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC EsAsERG AL
Winter Arrangement.
sst=zzss a.sssssszaa 49,
rsTs:s

-E-E-1--Z --------a-----------
PASSENGER TRAIN FOR MARSHALL and in
termedate stations leaves Shreveport Daily (Sudays
excepted at IL o'clock P. NJ, arriving at Marshall at
5 PM. Returnng-Leaves Marshall at I o'clock 4. III.
and arrives at Shreveport at l01s A. NJ.
Connects at Marshall withstage line to Nagasota,
Texas Central Railroad, via Henderson Rusk, Crockett
and Huntsville. Also to Waco, via Jefferson, Mount
Pleasant, Paris, Bonham and Dallas. Also, with Brad
field Cos stage line direct to Dallas, via Tyler,
Canton and Kaufman.
Two large livery stables at Marshall FIJI nish vehicles
aud horses for other points
fe24 6m JOHN HEWITT, Superintendent.
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STEaHgRoAT FOR SALE,

The steamer TOM POLAND willie sold
esIsss al public auction, at Albany. Caddo par
zsssssaszssz- ish, Saturday. the 18th day OF
May. 1869.
Terms-One- half CASH the balance credit o.
six months, with good security.
ans 3t*l P. II. CROKER.
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LYNCHBURG, VA, April 8,

LYNcuBURG, VA, April s. 1869
GentIcmea-The honor which you have done me, by
proposing welcome my return to my native State by
a complimentary dinner has been most gratifying to
my feelings, and had my return taken place under
happy auspices, it would have afforded me great
pleasure to accept your invitation but in view of the
condition Of unfortunate country and for reasons
which am sure you will understand without partc-
ular specification of them, am constrained to decline
the proposed entertainment In doing so desire to
express to YOU my heartfelt thanks for the cordial greet
ing you have given me- individually aud collectively,
and to assure you that neither in wanderings abroad
nor on my return have seen any cause to abate in
attachment the land of my birth, WAIVER in de-
votion the principles which actuatcd US in our late
struggle for all that was drar.
1t is the hour of defeat aid adversely that really
tries the hearts and souls of men, and those who shall
have passed through all its temptations without all
abandonment of honor principle will be entitled in
the end be regarded the trne heroes Of
Very truly and respectfully yours,
L
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Stock on hand and not cleared :. i.
Shreveport Quotations Of Hides, etc.

Number dry hides shipped yesterday.... "
Number dry hides shipped previously. ,022-4G 022
Number wet hides shipped Yesterdays.
Number wet hides shipped prevousy.... 5,OS1- 5,081
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FOR s ALE
p5.nwS pJ.Ows!

PLONS! PLOWs!!
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of He'll & Spear Plows
IA and other celebrated manufacturers. Just re-
ceived and for sale by
ia22 If MeCUTCHEN & co
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FOR SALE!
NR EXCHANGE FOR PRO PERTY IN THE NEIGH
W borhood of Shreyeport-A Tract of Land with
500 acres, 100 cleared, good Dwelling House, out.
houses, orchard, g., in the vicinity of Mansfield The
tract is very valuable for its timber and is fair average
up land. It is an attractive residence. ~ Apply
at this Office for further information. jy22 If
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NOTICE.
MIR. BENZ. D. CHASE Is fully authorised to receive
vi and receipt for all money due the succession of
A. kmble deceased, for work or purchases from A.
kinbles Carriage Factory or Blacksmith Shop. He
will continue the business, heretofore, for account
Of the succession. WM ROBSON,
Agent for Mrs jessie kimhe.
Shreveport, December 4, 1867. IF
A00-Y ARD RIFLES.
1--WE Of J c. Shorts fine 400 Yard RIFLES, of dif-
Z ferent sizes, made to order, for sale by
Y. SHIDET,
apl dlt&H5t No. IS Texas street.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

leaves on TUESDAY MAY II.
The large and elegant Ten Day packet
ffS&Eao"s d B. L. HODGE No. 2, Captain W I.
sSa5Tas5S Boardman. Jos. Aiken, Clerk, leaves a
S--s.zS-ss5 above for New Orleans on the arrival OF
the cars from Marshall For freight or passage apply
on board. tmy4
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

IeQyes on WEDNESDA1 My +.
TIE staunch built fast running steamer
ffasaaaah GOLDEN ERA, Capt. Gus. Hodge,
A4asEfFTss f. Y Cellos, Clerk, will leave as above
- on the arrival OF the cars from Marshall
For freight or massage apply on board. lmyll
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POWDER.

ESof DER.
goo 0ne-fourth, one-ha and whole kegs OF Pow
esVVder, just received from the American Pow
der Company, which we selling at Manufacturers
cost with transportation added By shipping in bulk we
secured very reduced rates We are able to sell Pow
der here less than be laid down here when pur
chased in small lots. Call and see us.
GREGG & MARTIN, Agents.
Shrayannrt Sent 80 lsh2-tf
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LETTER FROM GENERAL EARLY. - Gen. Jubal A.
Early's letter. declining dinner rendered to him by
one hundred citizens of Lynchburg, Virginia, is as
follows:
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1ITY HONEY FOR sALE-In sums to sni
" purchasers. Apply at this office. t. d't
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Monday niaht elected Dr. q. II. paIieray CITY Ply
NJ Ward was appointed referee IN an arbitration be-
tween the city aud Mr.. Archibald Graham.
AooiDESTs.-A young man named Richard Do
remus employed IN II. u. CrosDy's grocery store
was thrown from wagon Ia Jersey street yesrer-
day morning. He was Knocked inscnsine, IN which
etate he continued soille hours returning 70 con.
scionsneas IN the diternoon. No bones were Droaep,
aud his INJURIES arc not considered serious.
Thomas Barrett workman on sewer IN MAIN
street. was buried 70 hs ears yesterday afternoon ny
the caving IN OF thS tsmhankmc2t Lie was dug ous
with no greater .rJries than some pretty severe
bruises
SUPREnE CorRT.--ln TINS court yesterday the case
OF the Eric Railway Co. Vs. Pauiualar, Administrator,
was argued. IN thls case damages were caimcd Tor
the death OF empioye OF the company by che fall
ing OF a locomotive through IcsAewotK. IL Is
Sufficient precautions we're not lskeu for the safety
Oh The c0npanys employees.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT UosRr-0ounsel repre-
senting creditors TO the elaouas Of over s29o.oo0
made application before Judge Field yesterday for
reinstatement OF proceedings N the case Of the
camden Rolling MIL Company. IA bankruptcy. lhe
Judge decided that the proceedings oonid not be
reinstated, but that motion Tor \ rule to show
cause would be heard why the discon tnuance of
the proceedings should not DC set aside, on tho
ground OF fraud and misrepresentation
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wcsgsussTER sosyTY.


DEATH FROM lSTKaPERANcE.-Aa inquest was
held at Tarrytown yesterday ~ eersaer Smith Oh
the body OF married woman named Mary Bray.
vino died suddenly the previous e7ealag. The esi-
dence went to snoy that deceased Ala Of iaSe be-
come a confirmed incDTiate aDa verdict WAS rem
dered that death had been caused by intemperance.
Deceased was about locty-lye years Old and leaves
family.
CANyAssISG THE ELECTION EErHa%e-THR Con-
TEST FOR THE SECOND ASSEMBLY DIS rRIcr.--The
Board OF County Canyassers nsainly occupied
yesterday In csnvassng the recent election returns.
and only succeeded in accomplishing about half the
work. The various towns were canvassed In Alpha
beticai order up TO within two Of the disputed town.
ships. naniey-Sorth Castle, the veUe Of which was
found 10 be fory-three for T. y. Rwrencc democrat;
thirty Tor u. Q. Cady, republican. and twenty-;our
Tor w. T.. Lawrence, the Democratic Candidate lOf
member OF Assembly in the THIRD district. Super
VISOR Caldwell then informed the Board that he mad
ascertalned, through interviews vita different per-
sons In the township mentioned. tEst the namo
OF w. L. Lawrence was errCaccus1y placed on tho
ticket; that those parties VINO deposited these
ballots, intended their woes for Il. D. Lawrence.
the Second district ana moved that The votes so cast
be counted Tor the latter candidate. This motion
was strenuou5y opposed by s-e6viscr Il. z. Cady,
the rival candidate, who quoted veria2s authorities
to thar IN cases where only an igisiai had been
omitted or wrongly placed the ballet bearing such
had been thrown out. de also adtsuoed enlnens
judicial opinions "a support cf as position that the
Later ia the day vote was taken Va the matter,
which resulted III the disputed oaiict5 beng counted
for the democrat G candidate. IL IS understood,
however, that the seat Will DO warusly contested.
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ana when ne 0xtepded hts operations he brought TO
the details Of larger business the same determ'na-
ton 10 neglect clement of success. the result
Is worLh study, therefore, from this point
OF Wow, as 70 the value OF the principle
attained there Il vitality about biographies OF
this sort wfica brscas IKE a tonic; magnetism
when prlchs ones ambition to emulate and con-
uuef too an electrical current that hGrdens onea
muscles aud seIs tao nerves t'ngny with the con-
seriousness OF power. IL rs good thing Tor weak
nerves 10 DC hreuFnJ II contact with the battery,
and young men who are weak In the1airh SHOULD
not omit the application Eronzc biographies are
ory OF careers without vitality III them.
Oh course, IN many respects The day VIII he
observed ~ holiday. Flags VIII be hoisted every
hurbor. all hotels aaa many private edilees; and
the metropolis, which seliom pausea for instant.
hhu heVer qua more tuan coinina Wli' ~ o. ~.
representatives. observe The occasion a. sort oi
municipal holiday.
An analysis OF the work 10 pc unveiled would
need the space OF m essay In Itself aud may De
appropriately deferred. the work OF putting IL up
alone has occupied corps OF fifty men for more
than month. the work having been con-
auctea with the utmost possible secrecy me sum-
mt u the western wall was the point selected Tor
the purpose OF erecting tho group, In the most con-
nanOfng position possible under the circumstances.
Tue unyelling OF Tie piece Is 10 be nailed as IKE III
PRODUCTION oi an appropriate European custom IN
this country. In London, Paris and leading Euro
pean cites men eminent In coannerce letters anu
art are conmeinoratlvely honoreu by statues IN
public places Ihs glory OF siatuary IS not lnitea
to military and naval heroes, TO statesmen ana
political economists. The lesson mas been learned
thai commerce Is The great economies oi Inc century
ana business ITS king; AMI well may TIE trae
thinker ha tie visible symbol of It's traasplantat;on
TO America III the ceremonies OF this afternoon.
Tine was when the great men OF the world were us
statesmen, orators and military heroes: to-day It's
great men US men Of business, and cue can but
be glad 10 sec the lact Acknowledged.
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT GRAFT.
In response 20 an Invitation to be present, ireai
dent Grant, under date OF November 4, responds III
the following letter To captain Dcsroot:-
WAsiuNaTos, n. c., Noy. 4, 1872
SIR am IN receipt OF your irstsr q tne 2etn i lavhg
participate the ceremony unveiin. Van.
ueroi roDzs Ia the city of New York the 10Th lust II
would Afford great pleasure TO be this
sion, and - witness the yeing OF statue commemorative
the Euiset OF whose liza has
In deveorn. useful public eIteIprlses bot ia that my
public duties viii no perinit 10 DO absent from the capital
that .e ami shall therefore not be aoe accept your
very coralai invitation. Very respectfully,
ALBERl DHanoor. Esq No. 800 Forsyth street. New York
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Long ISLAND.

A NEW CHURCH At SETArKET.-WorK was COM
menced during the past week on a New Methodist
Episcopal church at Setauaet.
ROBBERY AT A FARM HousE.-Oa Saturday even
ing last the residence OF San,uo stassbrough, at
East Moriches, was visited By party Of thicves.
broge into the outbudtTgs alua stole quantity
OF gram, buLer hams and 9air Of horse blankets
They also visited the clothes nae and helped them
selves TO It's contents consisting 81 some muslin
and various articles OF cothing. The rekoers are
supposed 10 De O gang OF thieves reading IN th9
neighborhoo1 OF River Head. saoTer OF ram
occurred during the uIglt, which e.ased Mr.. Stans
broagh Ia Inc morning 10 LiaeA t&e rasc2ls TO the
residence 81 Phineas Lane near the aoayc place,
ceaed.
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nesle.L aaa rgeAraIcil NaTEs.


iirs. D. +. Borers is personatng Lady Auder;y ~
the olympic theatre 81 Louis.
Edwla Forrest commences an engagement at the
Wainut Philadelphia. on next Monday evening.
Ar. II. cgaG's German opera troupe, now per
forming IN Tue QUAKER City, VIII shorty operate In
Washington, Norfolk ana Richmond
VIM IL. Rope, he elocutlonist encouraged by the
success when attended ms recitation Of "Manired"
intends repeating Il an early day ut a matinee.
Miss Kate Rcignolds Il playing O round OF her sem
satlonal characters tais week IN the great 'Iork
opolis."
Lenngwe,I IS amusing the sooty Pittsburgers
with his comical representations OF "a Victim OF
Circumstances"
HumptJ Dnmpsy Fox. with his pantomlmIc
troupe and the h,gh-sick'8g supple Kirais cut up
Their capers tonight In Providence, where they
remain Ior the remainder OF the week
Nile. Rita sGGa.lI treated the Washtngtonans on
honday evening 10 view or 'iiics Flock which
Resulted ia their docking IN such goodlr Numbers as
10 crowd the theatrs 10 its utmost capacity.
olsia hand's Yankee CTR, ia the play. OF "Da-
RUS Dutton.n now on tue boards at MoOis Museum,
has made q most decided HIT Her eccentric song
ond eaaiienge dance with Nj. Robinson are among
the brightest features OF the entertainment.
"mldsumBier NlgAts Dreann win be produced ut
sewyn's theatre Boston, on next Tuesday evening
The piece mas been Ia course Of preparation for
months, nuo ~ 10 be brought out on = scale OF
magniieeuce q ute new in the hub
brgnoli the silver voiced. Is meeting with much
SUCCESS ia VIC west. thursday evening HU gives
the "Barbar OF sesilien IN 81. Joseph, NO.. upon
watch occasion be will be assisted by Siglors
Susni and Netrei.l. aud Misses McCulIoch and
Henna
Taylor and Mace. the champion comiquer and
ey-champion better both OF merry Hingand,' are
posturing aud acting in Philadelphia for the amuse-
fnent OF the apprecetiye Overwhelmingly Next week
they hold forth IL Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Florence arrived in town yes
terday 10y the overland route IRON California after
an absence Of SIX weeks iron, the metropolis TIE
enga1e.nenb OF the Fiofences IN san Francisco
attended with the greatest success the theatre being
plgnty packed, and tne audiences eyidancing In
every way t1elf appreciation OF the excellence Oh
Tie popular crAg couple. On the evening vi their
farewell benefit FRIDAY the 2sth ult.l Mir. Ference
being called before me curtain WAS presumed. IL
tie name OF the citizens OF San Francisco, BY MIR.
VlGson, stage manager or MaGuire's opera House.
with gold BRICK. weighing over seventy ounces,
and valued az $1,000 MIR. Forence's speech OF &C
cepfance was very happy, and at times elected
Of laughter, and wben,- In concluding, he made
reference TO the glorious reception he and his
little we" had received at the hands Of the good
natured san Francscans, and his determination Ito
tel abont 1t TO his people IN the great East" the
cheering was almost deafentnS.
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TIE CONSULAR IxsaoelIe.

Gregorio D0rlngucz, tho Oonsas from Ecun-
dor, Held for the Action Of the GRIND
Jury.
Gregorio Domnguez, the Consul for Ecuador.
South America VINO was arrested - Saturday last
on charge OF receiving two stolen bonds, OF the
amount OF $1,000 Of the Union Telegraph Company,
was examined before Justice Welsh yesterday after
noon. Assistant District Attorney Pearsal appeared
for the prosecution and the defendant also re-
presented by counsel.
The testimony elected showed mat the accused
had In his possession three OF The bcds and coupons
Of the Union Telegraph Company, Of the seven which
originally fron me residence Of the COM
planant Ia the case Mr. wikaxn Hunter, Of Tort
Green place, in the fall OF 1867. II was charged that
the defendant received tao bends In question know
Ing lkat they had been stolen. Tins accusation was
sought 20 DO rebutted by testimony, but the state
ments were OF q contradictory Hat3re a. to how he
came by the bonds. One witness, Fernandez
Rodriguez, testified that tae aoNsei had tried to
prevail upon him 10 say Lha. IL was ha
who sold him the bonds aud told MN 1t
would be all right. Domlnquez, who Is . man Of
gentle inter aud very ntelligeot, was remandesl 10
Jail to await the action OF the Grand Jury. lie will
probably be admitted to ban to-day IN the sum Of
81, 500. The bonds, which nave been Identified ~
MIR. Hunter a. the ones tnat were taken from mis-
house atthe time abDve stated, were stolen by .
man named James Jackson, WAC was sentenced W
the Stale Prison Tor u torn Of ten years.