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ing into effect the provisions Of the l4H, q N n
Gently interpreted, and to g1To SMab!e PaonS
notice to claimants Of land To make proper EEL
uement
An enthusiastic gentleman Of this city has DE-
Ttscd pl4n to increase the boundas1ea ol 5L
Louis to nifty square miles, giving eiHae.en mues e
OF river front north and south, and si1 miles east
and west, the whole to be surrounded bf an aT.
enue two hundred feet vide, and PARK o1 thfee
Thousand acreH 10 be reserved
Solomon 6tetubcrH has been a11e8fed herr.
CHARGED With committing <l4,0o0 forgery On 4
PhiIadclphin bank. He has been taken to Palia-
dclphta for trial,
4 trial Of II apers and mowers, under the d.
rectinn Of the BoArd Of Agriculture, which has
been in psogttss, several miles from this city, for
three days past. ter7u1ated last evening. l. large
number Of machines were engaged, md the at.
tendance was fair. The following machines took
prizes: CLIMAX, best combined reaper anu mower; !;
vester, best harvester Acme, best mower: eli.
mar, best Fcsper with droppef attachment
ST. LoCIs. June GA sult Naa entered In the
United States Circuit Court today, which Is calcu
lated to CRATE great sensatlon In legal business
circles, jess HalleLay and Alex. Iurubp1i sue
caiTtn Burns, prominent lawyer here, WHO was
a3ntas asmtulstrat9r ae , of the estate Of j. M
gigantic frauds In the settlement of Hpuhes' es.
tate, BY which the crrdItofs were defrauded. ana
ASKING 1or an Investigation Of the matter and a
new settlement The estate is valued at over
EGO. 900. but the administrators were supposed to
have paid It out In debtA Burns' bonGsIIlep some
o. me most prominent gentlemen Of the city, are
defendant to the Bntt Eminent counsel are en-
gagged on both sides. and the progress o. the trial
VIII be watched with much interest
Rebetc8 B12dford recovered, to-day, In tho
Elrcmt Court 5000 from Henry G. Cady, for se-
oHeug AeE under promise OF marriage.
, 1870-06-27

Seemingly in Tie direction Of North End, Fal-
forth at Lisson Gtpye. aud yuo net Chafsee
Dickens plodding speedily t6Ennd thu york.
shire Sfngo. He vss to Be met rapidly skirt
bath Fie1ds, OF t1udgiux alonekhe aoyen Gs-
ters road, 1t HOLLOWAY, OF BEARING. under .
/ stesdy press Of saii nn;ienneath Hichcsta
Archway. or pursuing the even tanor of lis nv
up the Vau1hal1 Bridge rad he sesned to
prefer the lengthy t6orouehtsres Of our e1-
terror boalevanls to narrow aud intricate
stteeta. They offered, perhaps, better o.
portunity for fair and honest walking. a1x1 far
, 1870-06-27
INDIANA,


I'D 4fotIs June 21.-Two little giris-Ao1lle
LAY sn5 I'M Ae4a Gimber-about twelve ye2rs old,
Ing 70 drive their COWS hone. not coming bacI.
@ ana cana faa 1aaisaaona w. that they mad tallen In
and at ! oclosk TINS morning their ~ hSiies
re Me5s e., found found: Ths cause and manner Of
LIE ~ ar a[e unkhomI but II is probable that
By the current beyond Jnelr depth "~As @sni'eo
co!ored express driver, named Summers. n,ad
yesterday from the Effects Ut the heat TEn ~ ht1d
car1ierH, working on the same bulIdinc-one irish
Rnd one neEro-were Gun-stTucE yesterday aftar
noon, but not fatally. Quite a number Of persons
Serious consequences, " AZ
, 1870-06-27
MARS.
Appearance Of the Planet as Viewed
Through the Telescope.
Typographical and Geological
Conditions.

In The TRIBUNE Of the 21st instant We re-
printed, from the London Spectator, very in-
teresting review Of work recently issued by
T. A. Proctor, F. r. A. s Of England, entitled
"Other Worlds besides Our Own" The sketch
there given of probable conditions Of lifo on
the planet Mars has excited 30 much interest
that we now reproduce, from the aame book,
maps Of the two hemispheres Of that plsnet
as seen through good telescope. The maps
hare already appeared in print, and the credit
Of The observations on which they are based Is
due to Mr. Dawes, not to 11r. Proctor. They
show the distribution Of land and water On the
surface Of the planet. We give reference let
tets to the earth names Of tho more important
continents and seas. Wo have no means Of
knowing low they are designated by tho in-
Of the nlaunt
, 1870-06-27

AwEiter in the Daily Telegraph, in referring
to the familiarity Of all classea OF people With
the person Of Charles Dickens, thus W1itea Q
his habits Of pedestri2nism
The towering stature, the snowy locks, the
glistening spectacles, the Istless, slouching
port, y that OF tired giant, Of William Make
peace Thackeray, we're familiar enough Ike
wise IN London, a few years aince, but CON-
paIstiVely speaking only to select few. He
belonged to Club-land, and was only to be seen
sauntering thero OF in West End squares, OF
the antique hall at Charte1house on Founders
Day, or on Eaton Bridge on the 4th OF June,
or sometimes, haply, On the top Of Richmond
omnibus journeying to brief f1riougb at
Rose. Cottage. Thacker3y in Houndsditch,
Ihackeray in Bethnal Green or at Camden
Town, would have appeared anomalous; as
veil could We picture Carlyle 1t C1emotne, or
Iennyson 1t Gar1aways q but Gb21les Dickens,
when IN town, WAS ubiquitous
He WAS to be met, BY those who knew him,
everywhere--and who did not know him Z Who
hsd not heard him, and who had not seen his
photograph in the shop Hindows? The omni-
bus conductors knew him, the street bows
knew him and perhAps the locality where his
recognition would hare been less frequent
for al that he WAS q namber Of the Athe-
nsu1n Club-was Pail Mall Elsewhere be
would turn up in the oddest places, and IN the
most inclement of weather; IN Ratclin high
way, On Hayetstock-hiil On nCambe.well ereeu,
in Grsy's Inn-lane, in the Waaswoath
ROAD, It Ha1nnessmith Broadway,
U Norton Folgzte, and at Keneal Nex
Io"n. hanson whirle3 yon BY ths Bal
and Horns X Rrompton. and thaxe was Charl3n
naukans sszif4ing. u With saso laAgua oooe'
, 1870-06-27

Attempted Murder and Suicide--ka-
bor Assembly Rcsolut1ons--Nesv " Or
lcnns Fire Krignde-IndlAtttn Ex-
, 1870-06-27

Albany, June 2G-The Central Railroad officials
assert to-day that the reduction Of freight to cent
ahead from Buffalo to New YORK. Is intended on
y foE sheep and hogs Also that atll further re-
dnct1on ls expected the coming week.
Deeyes-ReceIpts Of beeves, 5000 Market IN.
changed, though dt1ner In feeling. Good Illinois,
averaging 1,4oo MS, 9Ac; averaging 1900,
sHs; Ks averaging ns LOO, stsc; averaging l,gs
nc. Yeoman { Co. sold rough iot Texas' AZ
900 ns. at 4'1c- Sheep In fair demand. Sales OF
good Canada q, av III tbs, At &c; Western, same
weight ut 7Ac; do, av IS ibs, 8. &c. Only 100 re-
main unsold Of $500 rece!yed. Hogs quoied nom
inally, !.@Ac lower. Sales Of mich cows at $50
@ta The yards are all clear.
, 1870-06-27
CINCINNATI.

Attempted Murder and Suicidc-La-
bor Assembly Rcsolut1ons-Ness Or.
Icnns Fire Hrignde-Indllattta1 Ex-
position, Etc.
C1sc1ssAH, June a6,-About O'Clock this morn.
age, shot his Wife, innictIns q very danger
Gus wound IN her left breast, and then
shot himself in the head, though
without producing death. He had been absent il
California nearly Te yeats and recently returned.
During Ms absence his wife had declined golnx un-
Ill she could have some assurance Of support, he
having been iiuproEident here. Last evening he
went to the house Of ]. b. Whitehead. Ludlow,
Ky, opposite this city. where his wife Was stop
ping. The evening was spent In talking over their
relented, the wife still declining to 60 until she
could feel sure she would receive support. He
drew pistol from his pocket and fired, with the
result Indicated. Both are dangerously hurt,
though the murderer has the better chance OF re-
1t meeting held Last evening Of about one
hundred woTklnGmcn, called by the Labor Assent
biz, resolutions were adopted declaring against
tampering with workingmen Of this country, and
demanding the enforcement Of all Laws for the
suppression Of the coolle trade.
The New Orleans excurs1ontsts will reach here
at noon to-morrcE, and will be escorted through
the streets BY q committee Of the Common Council
and fire department, and receive a collation.. The
headquarters Of the party will be at the Gibson
House during their stay.
reeeEea 9ssF nsy syr bses for hare acn1e 5ss4
1t he iudusrr4a1 Exposition IN September: Al
other house Is to be erected almost as large as the
SRngcrfest building, to be used in addition to the
latter Meetings Of manufacturers throughout
the United States will doubtless be called during
the fair. ....
weather lntolerah,y hot this forenoon, but cooler
this evening.
, 1870-06-27


FALL or BUILDING
NEW foKE4 June el.-At 2 little past this morn
4nx the side wall and part Of the roof OF the OLE
Hamilton Market. in yan Rrnnt streef. prooe,yn
IN ~ @ 11','a,. - ., r...*.a
.sn ~ eau .eaAa s...s.. ~ - nona' w suu
portions Of the falling masa One Was seriously
@D-1s.., -s-s.S" ~ s s.,.A ~,
4one oe.a eo.s'4e41eo = nuae4ee ~ aeeoenIs u
&ne aea&neotnood. ana II Is suspected 1oat sofnf
evil minded persons have undermined It An IN
vesttestiou VIII be held,
xu.rnr s,Sstvs
"AA 4AAA 80 "a -.
ine sttns nnancaA a1acle sass mat there Is no
probability that the House Will consent TO anv
contraction OF the CURRENCY their bias hctng tha
1ther way. II fu,ther intimates thar th. ~ fr,sn1s
N the preparation OF plan Ia which contraction
shall ,e m eJpar.cnat,n ns IN hc sun,,ovrad vim
- 1,eo-..,e. ~ AA
A' ~'0>A ''~'@"" ~
E6ff114s AGENT.
been engaging onlce1s for the viceroya army, has
~ a+to WI noI tssuta LUZ t"o Ut 1nfee
-moataA 10 several VINO appAed Tor engagements
just before bis departure, he said he wanted no
more officers before Sentemher and x-nr1d M,
+.ta 49, sha,, - s,s ~ o-s 49, Ivy
~A1 0nJ N1@0 WV aAo a'S set'eo - sapsaas Ut
atmtes- 1t was reported yesterday thar contract
Tor ten Thousand breech-loadln9 rifles for the
vjcero. haf inst heen rade in edd,f,on IN tnosa
@~.ass -. oe1u .uAue. ~ auoaon " taose
e4'as 11i'4so' 80 " ~ PtoIes7 y. n'aau1ac'u1e'
lao Inc Asec<1Ased tfead-l
NEW f0HK cur LOAN. ...
NEW i0RK, June ed-1t ia reported that Belmont
Gas &AASu &t,WWsNH ol the t1ty Of New York per
, 1870-06-27
EP4 TN.

The Spanish CoTtes, before Its final adjourn
ment. passed bill for the gradual emancipation
of RlaEes IN the Spanish colonies, differing from
All slaves over co. instead Of 65, Immediately llbe
rated The guardianship held by their formel
masters over ElATes BON since 1856
ceases On proof Of abuse or cast1gauon
the part Of the master, or upon the marriage o1
the slayes. Children under II are to 60 with theit
motheta Married couples shall not be separated,
and punishment by the lash Is absolutely prohibit
ed Provision will be made hy supplementary leg.
ts1aton 10 meet such cases us naT neither be COZ.
cred By this bill nor left to the discretion OF goY-
arnmant
, 1870-06-27
FOREIGN.
Continued Rioting in Cork.
Queen Isabella Signs Her Abdi-
cation,
Abolition of Slavery In the Span.
ihlt Colonies.


IoSpoS June ga large lleputatlon Of Lon
don workEngmen yestesday called On hi. Forster,
who explained to them, aud defended the Ed1ca-
ton bill now before Parliament.
Ady1ces from Cape Town announce that the
new docks In Table Bar are complete
though the troops and police occupy the streets In
force. The RIOTERS offer no Resistance
to the t1pops but annoy the police.
When driven from the streets, the
rioters occupy the hnusetops, and thence hurl
tiles and stones ut the policemen One Of the lat
ter, to-day, vas knocked from horse and badly
injured. 4 shoemaker's shop was attacked to-day
BY 3 large mob, but YVES successfully defended bJ
the troops. A large number OF persons were ar
rested. The authorities are acting with modern
the citT linits hut have gven permission for hold
ing public MEETING In the park
, 1870-06-27
MILWAUKEE,
Reported Collision between n Mem.
ber OF tho Chamber OF Commerce
and q Telegraph operator.

Special Deeratch to The Chicago Tribune
MILwAuKEK, June e26.-Constdcrable excitement
vas created on Change yesterday, bJ the reading
OF letter from William Young, asking the board
to take action in a case Of reported collision
between member OF the Chamber Of Commerce
aud one Of the Junior employees Of the telegraph
Directors, Who, in conjunction with the oi1lce Of
the Telegraph company, wilt fully investigate the
Yu9t
, 1870-06-27


is located It this city, and appeaes 70 be en-
joying high stats Of prosperity. This is con-
mencement week, and out Of the five hun
dred male and female students SONIC fifty II
expected to graduate. Iowa has thus fa1 bee1
fortunate in her State Unive1sity and Agzicul
| tural College. While the former gives + gen
| era1 education to al classes, the latter u.'con
! fined to the practical departments relating, t.
the industries. Some Of her sister States ma.
learn from her SOME valuable Lessons in thit
respect.
There appears to be no want Of bank faci1i
ties in tho city to do tho. business; and I IN
told that bAnk discounta in no case exceed II
per cent, and that the shAging OF notes Of Gus
tonera ia not practised, the bank men being
lenders, not borrowers. The West has had toe
much to do with banks instituted for borrowing
instead Of those for lending, and We ought to
have Law prohibiting banks from paying the
usual rates for money, for in this case they
draw in Ill The loose funds and mako 2 OF
per cent month corner On them
Yesterday DR.. Haskell gave mo a Dive about
The city. Tho city contains some 10, 900 inhab-
ltants. Among these is large colony from
Bohemia The women and children work in the
fields Tho girls and boys get from Is to40 cents
dav, and tho women Gn ceuts. The soi1 ia aim
liar to that along tho M;a5iss;nni a moajfio5
loe.s, the underlying rock beng mountain
limestone, This soil ia we'll ndanIe1 for tha
grape and for the growing of eoedlin7 Dears
apple and fruit seedlings. Las. ycar 1877
acres Of spple and tt4ee ecres of near aeed.
lngs wero grown. This year 148 acres wera
sosn to tho applc; but in consoaurnca nj dr.
IL. Al
Of tho ra1sies, all, with the exception Of 80
acres, have been replanted to corn and other
crops. Twent5-six acres planted to pear seed
lings look very tino. A bushel Of seed is put
on tho acre, in rows two feet apart; the drill
being four inchea broad, the plants have
plenty Of Ecom. Bohemian women, boys and
girls were busy wedding them out. The seed
is lmported from France, Belgium and Ger
many. The former hss the largest leaf, and
and is the ono most common; the second has
more narrow leaf. ia less robust in top, but
has the larger root; the latter is a vigorous
upright grower. With this excellent soil and
cheap labor it is probable that this will be-
come the best point for the growing of
these stocks.
lie VINEYARDS range from ono to ten acrea.
and are loadad Win ffut. The Knobs and river
sPnts oueT good sites Tor te1facmg. straw
oe1res' eusrante' and cherries are little grown
Ihe homeA'eads are well shaded, many OF the
forest ffees on tue thlnly-"ooded site Of tho
cry hasine taen preserved. On the whole, it
ls one OF the pfettlest cltles IN the West.
eoA u brought from Illinois, and timber,
lot manalacsurlng and for building, mostly
comes lone Instances. 1heeo conditions vii
prevent e1tena1e manufactures; but the
county i8 excellent lor fatmlng, for grape cul-
sure, the growing OF tres seedlings. and very
good for tue apple. I have notes OF tie meet
int, that will hAye attraction, in tba d;uc,,
, 1870-06-27
Detection OF Railroad Robbers.

ALBAsS, June 2d-For several months past,
quantities Of freight transported by the CentraI
Railroad hare been distracted from packages,
snd the matter waa placed In the hands Of
@ ae.ecnsea -Four houses in West Albany
we're yesterday found to contain large
quantities Of shoes, boots, rubber
goodE, dry goods, hats, caps, furs,
6TichnaH n %ae aq1es nhan Mnng oesks &c
rested, aud made q full confession, duplicating
othsle-brakenen On the freight trains. The
brakemen escaped, but will be pursued. The rob-
berries estimated amount to many ttousand dol.
JAr -AN>>-s>AAN
, 1870-06-27

ccedings Of Congress; letters from " 1a,zal, .
Veterinarian" "Entomo1ogist," and eelee.
tons from tbs agricultural press; stock, finan-
cia, Cattle. dry goode. Heskimer County chese,
and other market reports, etc., making it alto
gether the most valuable, interesting, and in
atructive weekly newspaper published in the
West. Price, cents PET copy; 32per annum,
with liberal reduction to c1uba.
, 1870-06-27
MEXICO.

NEW 1oRE, June 26-Ady1ces from Mexico to
the nth inst, state that the Rio Grande reEoiu-
uontsts number TWO thouAand
Distress on the Rio Grande is increasing,
Sartmento, the Prefect Of the District of Tux
tepec, had been 2ss2ss1uated By citizens.
Numerous nres occurred, caused BY continued
drouth. AdVices from Guaymas state
that at the request Of the Mexican General
the Cnited States Consul sent the United States
steamer Mohlcan In pursuit OF the steamer For
ward.
Juarez had been accused Of smuggling, and had
demanded an investigation.
The e1-Confederates deny that revolution La
Threatened in Jalisco and GueIreao.
, 1870-06-27
WASHlNGT0
The San Domingo Treaty and
its Probable Fate G 80
The Bill in Relation to the
Chinese Question.
The Tax Bill and the Income De-
fciency.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

&AN UQAlhGu
WASHINGTON. June 96,-The San Domingo treaty
comes up In secret session Of the Seuate at to
morrow, and it will probably be debated for At
least three OF four da5A It expires second time
On Friday next The votes Of twenty-five Senators
will defeat Its ratification Its leading friends con-
cedc That there are twenty three or twenty -four
who will vote agatnst It, while there are five OF six
more as to whose position they are In doubt,
It's leading opponents have canvassed the alfu-
alton very carefully, and feel entirely confident
TINT there are th1rty or thirty-one who will not
vote for it One Of the documents brought out in
the Investigation already tells against the treaty
among those not nrerccably committed to vote
for its ratification. 1t Is the Original protocol
made between General Babcock and the pomini-
can Minister OF State the 9TH Of Last September.
to which all1aIon was made in this
correspondence. on Friday night. The nrst
article Of thIs agreement begins as follows: aI1s
Exce11ency, General Grant, President Of the
United States, promises privately to use ali his
influence tn order TINT the Idea Of annextng the
D0mintean Republic to the United States may &c
quirr such degree Of popularity among meu-
bets Of Congress AZ will be necessary for It's
accomplishment, and be Offers to make no COIL
nuncation to thas body on the subject till he shall
be certain that 1t viii be approved By M
iorip." There is no great difficulty In
understanding what this means, and It IA hardly
ISEE8&2fY
..rsled nnser dsnlornat,c I,nC,,are Aftar rradIno
,-t5c1e II ,r caer cnonoh tn see one reaaon for
>. ,dent,s urorncy wfth resnect to The trcaty.
".> - ls to secnre the necessary vote for
49,. ,'4:Z must give him credit for having
= .-' g.. .@emcnt-
= -: 'roH QUESTION.
*es 4ood deal Of m,sunder.
= $50, .'.::-v about the Chinese
t.. :. H.. S,u.n. There has been
...-,rx :; :-.;a,2?., +a1k m It hut
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Tho hr,nV them - 49, -rss ro
11rpat mn fh3s 1nfarr .r . nnthJno
IN In vith Chtc. rtha,r oun
ancnrd. ~. . rvho mars
s,f,atr~', ,r =, thrrroh +hetr
se shin com+5act.
.sbahte ,,r ha,rr
-mer :nd n,,t
,. ttt1on that he
nnaer sncb
.-,,
ri
- ,, i, meeting ras
-. III Tar1n httis with
man ,,a dime IN m.ta
49,. INC causeouent on the sbo.
tncnme rax. MT SHERMAN
the debste on Frday.
+ha rn.a nm str3ttnp ont III
,r ncoyne sectton of The t7tt1 tnrn,red .omest,no
1re aeyen1een ,ntiron dol1ara- IL ia understooG
tho, tbnr y. -. oaa1 tn ,e.o,,nora +ha .,o,,,,,,
~ the ~ m ,,rs7ss rece,nss Wh,-b r1sSds % aoo
~ a,1 ~ e-s1.,a1 ~ - ,,r<ssrt ..sTs "
, 1870-06-27

RIVENRlnE.
RIVERSIDE
Time Table.

Parties visfriMK this efcxaaf
mad popular 1MhMfk can Eesve
Central Depot ut =. 7:3o, a1a
1osA5a- ~, a.5s- Asa1,. ., asee.'
OILS ard al:10 p. H. KetnFn1Rx1
leave Rlverside ut e:xe,, 1:9x
ssl5, s.za, and o:9o a. ~. and
., 3:17, A:,f5, 6=a5, und 7:kEp. ~.
BusiReSs Hen WILL Rad fG leaz
fnconvenfent to leave the city on
the asH57 aftefnooH trafz. re-
turning On the train 1eavfak
RiveEsi&e ut 7:45 In the eveain,9~-
than MT any other hoar.
Dinner and Supper cza1 be OBJ
tuiAed at tho KefectoEy.
All trims ont stop ut Safest
Excursion Tickets, so cts.,
Obtained only at the Ticket OF
dce In the Depot.
, 1870-06-27

LoC1sr111E, Ky, June 26-The New Orleans
Fire Brigade arrived here at 12 O'Clock to-day. and
departed Immediately for Cincinnati, where they
vii! remain several days The brigade prnnoses
making tour to the principal Northern cftles,
, 1870-06-27
MISSOURI.

Trouble with Government Land,
'hoIdcFs-A - -al znvestlgation
TO DC W-'':s- 7osed Improve.
mcnts-. ~! Mower Trial.
81. LoV' 'E's- tet States land OH
Gers o Held, and IFonton
dlSu9 : now here In
Cor ,5. 'r.- /. recent constrrc.
r; d and Gradn.finn
= ii Land UEdcer at
'f'.ta. = -e ordered that all parties
$50. i the Graduation law since
J. :. - -nu be arrested, unless they
..-. .-.at>'; :: settlement aud cultivation. or
r.: :. 49,. Ice In price within sixty hays Of
=: =. !. - 4he proper public notice There are
:.1:,.. IT If acres Of land IN thts State which
: cen entered at twelve and one-hs1f centa
: ..cre, and parties making such entries have
Lied to comply With he law. The Intention OF
the government Ia to throw all lands 30 forfeited
BY non-coinplianee with the law into the market,
and, as mach OF 1t tts claimed BY nol-fesldenta,
great drsNback1 to setf1emeot and Development
q the State Is the result The great object OF the
ennlfastou Il to devise the begt method Of c4t1y
, 1870-06-27

M 4hoo1A, Gfuady County, Ill, June 2L-uon.
Convention, will address the people On the subject
o. o. me new censtution s. ne following times
anu Places; Aett!s Creek, Tuesday evening,
Gardner. "Wednesday evening, June 3; highland,
Thursday afternoon, June 80; Nazon, TharBday
evening, June 30.
, 1870-06-27
BELGIUM,
ShX0NY,

BRUSSELS, June ea--The Eing summoned Barol
D'Arethan TO form new Cabinet The Ra rol
undertakes the task.
, 1870-06-27

LONDON, June 26.-The Iumor has been cEru-
lated on the Continent that Prince Charles OF
sIoum1niA has been assassiuated, but dispatches
tIum bucharest announce 1t false.
, 1870-06-27

PARIS, June es.-The Memorial Diplomat pub-
Hshes an account Of battle between the Argeu-
tine troops and the Insurgents in En1odias Cen
efal Lopez Jourdan Commanded the rebels.
Hls cavalry made brilliant charge and broke the
Argentine right wing, but the Latter ralled and
defeated the rebel Infantry,