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New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
LATEST PARTICULARS OF GEN LEES
FUNERAL

ARRIVAL or HIS SONs-MEETISG OF CITIZENS
LEXINGTON, Va, Oct 4.-HO-day the body
OF Gen Lee has been viewed by hundreds Of person.
from this and neighboring counties Guard Of Honor
composed OF students, keeps watch the remains
Cen Fitzugh and Capt. Robert Lee sons Of Robert p
arrived this morning Gen. Cuss Lee has answered the
communication Of The Legislature by referring the Com
miee 10 the Faculty Of Washington College into who's
custody the remains have been given The State flg ~
Virginia mot the Confederate battle hag hoas az hai
mast from the College siaR
At meeting OF citizens to-day, an Invitation va sA-
tended 10 The people OF the STATE ond country generally
10 attend the funeral and by the action OF the autho
all visitors guests Of the town. meeting fo' re-
lgOus services held at the chapel this morning, "s
very largely attended The Rev DIR. Pendct0n ~ nc
Episcopal Church, formerly general IN the Coniederaf
Army expounded Psalms xxxyi, 20 H. aud = o
l0 inclusive. Speaking OF the lessons, ~ illustrated ~
the life Of Gen. Lee he called this Psalm sere. OI
aphorsms pontedy expressing the character and end ~
the righteous in contrast with the doing AMI destiny ~
the wicked and SAID he had selected IL because is teach
ins were signay exemplncd IN the Of the de
parted whom he regarded the noted excmpar oi
true man and Christian he had ever known: " gret
soul wholly Inaccessible envy, calmly superior
irritation so uncomplainng under trial unsurpassed
remember HIM We recall those pregnant
words Of authority Blessed are the meek foI
marvellous influence eNeTted throughout lc civilized
world by this renowned Virginan. good man. indeed
his steps were surely ordered by the L"rd ana ne ro
delighted in his way" The speaker then dHot on bis
acquaintance with the deceased during s. years past and
paid "a glowing tribute TO hs character connendHR
1t especially TO the imitation Of the young men OF To-
College, whose welfare Gen Lee ever had most at hear
His concluding words Though II pleased GOD lie
should tie right FOR Uhteh gTaHdy ne strHy
Qed n victory OF priceless worth l. now his lie
has fought to the end the good tgt finished his course
and Is crowned with righteousness"
The venerable Dr. White StOuewall Jackson's Ole
PASTOR feeble stand, followed DR.. PendctOn Ia
few remarks, IN the OF which he explained why
Gen Lee accepted the presidency OF the college, Passing
his gate morning, said DIR. White, IL Joined me.
when had nearly reached the college he stopped and
said after moments silence In very earnest manner
shall be disappointed, Sir shall fail In the leading
object that brought me here unless these young men az
your sacred profe sion TO do all you to accomplish
that result" Dr. White closed by adm0nishing the
students to cheEish the memory OF the departed.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

.... The race of the Newmarket Oaks on
Thursday was won by Wheat Ear.
THE ship Merrimac has stranded in the
Bay OF Jahde in the North sea. The saved,
but the vessel is considered total loss.
THE Bank of England statement is
scarcely favorable this week The amount of bullion
hand Thursday evening $4,000 less than at
the corresponding time last week.
....The bark MacLaren, which arrived Mt
Shields yesterday obliged 10 throw overheard nearly
the whole OF her cargo consisting Of chemicals fire
had broken out and IL became necessary to sacrifice the
cargo TO save the vessel
LIN the Church Congress in session at
Southampton yesterday, Earl Nelson moved for and
gued in favor of a intimate union with nonCOn-
forts the basis OF recognition Of kindred points Of
belief and disregard OF points OF dissent The tendency
Of the discussion which followed was favorable to the
proposition,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
LATEST MILITARY OPERATIONS.

EPINAL OCCUPIED BY THE PRUSsIANs-FRENCH
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE BATTLE AT
oRLEANs-NO FURTHER FIGHTING AT ST.
QUENTIN. -.,o
A dispatch from Epinal dated yesterday after
noon. announces that the Prussians have entered
that place. The citizens made stout defense, but
were not able to resist the artillery of the enemy.
The town was considerably damaged by the cannon
ade Epinal is city of about 1900 people in the
Department Of Vosges, on the MOsele)
The General commanding the Fifteenth Corps
makes the following report Of the engagement at
Orleans:
Ia FFsrE ST AUBIN, Oct 13.-Yesterday the enc
INV continued 10 advance toward Orleans. Our
troops who were on the road to Paris and had taken
part the day before in the battle at Arthenay gave
wav brigade of the Third Division who tried to
oppose the enemys advance being constantly op-
posed by forces more numerous, and a superior
artillery had to fall back on Orleans disputing the
ground foot by foot. l was obliged, in order to
check the enemys progress TO 90 forward personally
with three battalions of the Reserve belonging to
the Second Division. The enemy was checked for
three hours but at last we were broken and over
come by their shells After very sharp fighting,
which does honor 10 our army, determined TO
ey,cuate Orleans and TO withdraw TO the left bank
of the Loire. Our retreat which was not molested,
was effected with cOolness and in good order.
1t Is reported unoffcially this morning that the
Prssans seem to be falling back from this side of
Orleans They are no longer in Beaugency and
Meung These towns are nearly l5 miles south Of
Orleans and are the most extreme points III TINS
direction vet reached by the enemy.
The troops which were sent forward to reinforce
the Fifteenth Corps and subsequently participated
In the action near Orleans recently, are again arriving
here. From the reports of their officers, it seems
Tie losses sustained the two days action were not
nearly 50 heavy "a, was at first reported.
Adyices from Rouen TO Yesterday announce that
the Russians have captured BieteuL Ihe OaIde
Mobile repulsrd the FIRST attack, but the Germans
came up the second time with reenforcements.
detachment Of 5000 Germans, under the com
mand Of Prince Albert with artillery are said to be
marching on Rouen making exhaustive acquisitions
on the way.
The details Of the fighting before 81. Quentin
have been received and furnish, according TO one OF
the journals, a story Of true French herosm" The
Prussians had not returned TO make second effort
to capture the town, they threatened The French
preparations TO receive them were perfect
Amiens is threatened by the Prussiaus, and is pre-
pAring for vigorous resistance.
dispatch from Bonneyal, on the Loire, reports
that the PruSsans, lately at Villeaumbain, are now
moving toward Chateaudun, where the National
Guards are ready TO receive them. The rolling
stock Of the railway has been sent 10 Vendome.
The German garrison of Stenay captured by the
French from Montm6dy, numbered only 60 men.
There are 800 Prussians in hospital at Epernay.
Many die daily
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR.

The comforting of premiums in the first de-
partment that Of horses continued yesterday morn
ing In Class No 10, the first premium for the best
matched span OF road horses given TO N. b. Van
Brunt; the second TO G. c. Wood In Glass No. a. the
first premium for the best 7-year-od gelding
ferred upon Robin the second upon Norwood in Class
No 49, the first premium for the best 6yearold gedng
was conferred upon Goldsmith the second TO Enigma
James +. Foot. In Class No. II, the first premium
Jackson Frost In Class 15 the first premium for
the best -year-od geding was conferred upon Eihe
tie frst premium Tor the best 3-year-od gelding
upon $ s. stryker In Glass No IT, the first premium
the second upon n. salters. F. ]. Nodine, Daniel H.
Ellis and Daniel Y. Jones, Judges.
that have never beaten 22s; 500 to the win
ner, s2OO the second horse and s1Oo TO the third
The entries were T. Nodines sorrel m Belle strlck
land; John Murphy's b. John j. Bradley; NJ. R0den's
blk. Charles E. Loew, formerly Pathen Chief; d. H.
Blanchard's ch. < License; Dan Maces d. g confidence
and ii. Harbecks &. Surprise. In the pools License
the favorte selling for sOo Surprise 1885, and oew
$50 These three only TO the start, Confidence,
strickland, and John j. Bradley having been with
The irs second and third heats by Surprise
In 226, 2:2 and 226, respectively. complaint OF foul
was gwen TO Licenso The fourth and fth heats were
by License in 226 and 1881 respectively. counter
the nth heat was gwen TO Loew, Surprise coming
and, License dstanced. The sixth heat was won by
in 5 on account OF the ateness OF the hour the
decisive heat was postponed until p. IN. to-day.
For the S-year old colt stakes there were six en-
*.
Alleys colt Gauntlet, William G. Bryants sorrel colt
John c. Stewards bay hlly Juno, and Jackson Fross
br colt superb. -Four to the start; Juno and Su
perb withdrawn The pools sold: Gauntlet, s2J5
sorrel colt soe flly, sli5, and the field, SO =,
The first and second heats were won by Gauntlet IN
2:44 aud 245 respectively. The purse s2Oo 1888 80
went to Gauntlet $ i5 TO Fiey, and s222 y TO sorreL
During an interval between the heats the spectators
were gratifed with sight OF Dexter the King OF the
Turf. driven by Mr. Bonner.
To-day al TO- public auction OF the articles eIhibi-
ton will take place. At p. the decisive heat OF the
race will be trOtted and a the race for horses
that have Dever beaten 2:40 will come off.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP CONTEMPLATION
LIVES LOST.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 4.-The steamship
Colorado from Panama put into san Diego this morn
ing and reports that the steamship Continental, from
Mazatan Mexico for san Francisco, foundered at
30 miles OF Cape ST. Lucas the 3Oth OF September.
The Continental left Mazatan With full complement
OF passengers $4,000 I'm treasure, 100 Of salt and
large mail On the 2sth OF September she encountered
a severe gale IN the gun ana sprung leak Inc
no avail Al o'clock on the morning OF the 10th be
reached the furnaces, putting the All
hopes saving the vessel then abandoned, ana
six boats. filed with people showed Oft Seven passen-
and the second cook refused 20 leave the steamer
and down with her Two OF the boats arrived AT
Cape 81 Lucas the evening OF the 30tn Tie oiher
boats landed near Cape -. Lucas. The following If
lsI Of the lost: Manuel Rubi0 Mazailan Jose hohas
Luis Potosi: j. b. Lytlc, Mr.. Martinez ana thr,e
MeXcans, names unknown. The escaped passengers anu
portion Of the board the steamer COofso,
and will arrive here Sunday next Ihe DINERS Oh o
the gunboat Ossippee. The IOnunehta'9
treasure and mails "a total loss.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
OFFICIAL CONGRESSIONAL RErORTs-TiIE XxrH
AND XXIvTH DISTRICTS PROBABLY hnronh'
CAN.
PHrLADrPmA, Oct. 14.-OGlcial returns
XVIII Congressional Dstrict-Adams county sNo'
Myers Dem) 325 majority: Bedford County gives Myers
90 majority; Franklin County gives Myers lSo i"loIy
Somerset Cous,y gives Cessna 9is majority heP""'"
majority, 4C1. with Fulton County TO hear irom
XvIIh D,strict-Blair County gives Morren fepJ
majority Huntington County gives spear 'Dcn o'
majority; Mnin County gives Spear majority Am
bria County IL yet TO hear FROM dspateh run ''
ingdon saws Spear has li'maiority In the District
XXth District-Clarlon County gives Grlihtn 'DenJ
1544 majority; Venango County gives Glhlh 'rop' V
majority. Crawford and Mercer are yet 10 near iio
XXIst District-Fayette County gives Foster tDeinJ
SIS majority; Indiana County gives stewart uePJ i'''
majority; westmoreland County gives roster i'0'' "
jority. Fosters majority in the District 'o'.
XXIVth District-Beaver County gives Dohy ,hePJ
$50 majority; Washington County gives Mcclellan tDeJ
JOG majority; Green and Lawrence Counties are YET 10
hear from.
Shoemaker Qep) has 1909 majority for congress III
the XIIth District. Luzerne County oihcaD gives MN
5si majority and susquehanna County toniciaD gives
him G5 majority The district was 17s9 Democratic in
1868.
Judge George W. WOODWARD for President Judge OF
Luzerne County, is defeated by Garrick NJ hardlng
Cep) OF wilkesbarre, by 2,252 majority Coray ana WI"
liams epD and Keene Dem are elected To the Legsia
ture from Luzerne The Republicans also elect most oi
! the rest Of their county ticket.
FIFTH DIsTRICT-HARMER ELECTED
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.-Reading's ofhclai
majority for Congress in Bucks County is 2Ss. ms
makes certain the election OF Alfred c. Harmer, kepuo
ncan in the yth Congressional District by lGo majority
HARRIsBURG. Pa, oct H-From incomplete returns i
of tho Legislative vote, the Republican majority III to
state Senate Is reduced TO one and in the House W L.
The official count 10 be made to-day may alter TINS.
PHTIADRLPHIA, Penn, Oct. 1.-THE oinclal count .,
the With District-Berks COunty-give GetS tDemJ
! 1886 majority . .,. ,,.. ~
The official count OF the Xth Distrct-Iebanon ana
schuylkil Counties gives KilnCer Rep 62g maoTity'
ERIE Pa Oct. 1.-THE official vote OF Erie Tor Con
gress gives Scoed Hep) $780, and Marin (DeIn tVe',
a Republican loss since 1868 Of l,G0O.
PirTsBURGH, Penn, Oct 14-Oilieial returns returns
from Allegheny County give Negey ll,l6l; HoPklns,
1868 aud Trew, 1862 The XXIIld District OF AuegnaIy
County gives McJunkin 6207, and sirwell SGo WASH,
ington County gives Dandy Rep 1907, and McCielaha
Isl3 Lawrence County gives Dandy 2,67, and McClcl-
land 1857. Clarion County gives GLllan Rep, d5oz,
and Griffith DEM 1926. Nenango County gives Olnilah
3IC7 and Griffith 26. The &&th COngresslonal DIS
trict Crawford County gives Gilllan, Rep 50 majority
PHILADELPHIA-THE VICTORY AND THE VOTE.
Below we present the official vote for County
officers and Congessmen in Philadelphia:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
CUBA.
FIGHTING on THE SOUTHERN COAST.

FIIHIING ON TIE SOUTHERN COAST.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Sept. 2l.-The Cubans
have received within the last few days a considerable
amount of material of by the arrival Of two small
expeditions. The Spanish forces under Campillo re-
Gently attacked the Cubans in their encampments at
Mogate, MDca and Joturo, but were beaten and com
PEELED to retire 10 Dos Caminos, with number OF
wounded who were subsequently brought 10 this place
by railroad Within the last three days the hospital Of
Prince Alfonso has received 81 sick and wounded 10
contains at present 7ls patients DweinghOuses have
also been taken for hospital purposes among these the
mansion OF the Count Duany The Cuban revolutionary
troops In this department. under the command OF Gen
Maxim Gomez, have had a number OF engagements with
the force OF Count Valmaseda and have been Invariably
successful. This town has supplied considerable NUM-
Der OF young 20 the beratng army and others are
preparing TO CO. About 400 have been recently en-
listed at Nueyas. The Cubans within two leagues
OF this city, at point called Dos Rocas where In an en-
gagemen that has just taken place between the Spanards
aud Cubans the former defeated with considerable
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

Iehrura command He reports that they have no
trocd or salt Bazane has impressed into the ranks
.u 4,c ablc-bcdicd civilians The garrison, includ-
,,. ,I.oso puubors 10000 under arms. The duty II
very severe; the troops continually sleep on
,bc;r arns There is great dissatisfaction; mutiny
sesns 70 be impending and, the 9TH inst, por-
ton NJ tbc troops refused to make the eortie Of that
date II is difficult to force the men to do outpost
duty: even the Guards show symptoms Of disobe-
diencc. There is much sickness chiefly dysentery,
bronchitis, and scurvy. There Is a concerted ar
rangemeut for desertons and many Of the com
radcs Of the man who brought isnformation are TO
follow him
SOISSONs BOMBARDED-NEw BREISACH CLOSELY
INYESTED-THE FRENCH FoRrREssEs ON THE
BELGIAN FRONTIER PREPARED FOR DEFENSE
Tours, Friday. oct. u, 1870.
The Prussans have commenced TO lombard Sois-
sons The town is able and prepared TO stand
siege
The Prcfect of Colmar announces that the siege OF
New Breisach continues. The town is completely
surrounded by detachments of Prussians about 5000
strong who are well supplied with artillery. They
are making enormous acquisitions of supplies for
their cOmmssaTiat upon the surrounding country.
The French fortesses on the Belgian frontier, Me-
zieres Manbeuge Roeroy, Douai, Valencennes, Lille
etc. are fully prepared for q siege. The lombard
ment of the first named is imminent. The Com
manders Of CambTay and Landrevies have given
orders for the innundaton of the surrounding coun
try as a means of defense.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
GRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

The bag stolen az Rochester WHICH belonged o.
nr a. Merchant union EKprss Ga. found
rbe money soss the papers s in the
tesetbTr Wit three silver spoons
Daniel c. Burtlicll has been sentenced 10 De
h.nsri 18th Of Noyenhe nsri at Little Valley Carsasus Co
for the Heur H. Baker corol Oesh October
condemned claims that be killed. the sslfdf-ase
Wilson, the murderer of Warden Willard of
tle Couneceai State Psoa t pensis h ef,
Ilr food bis srA whea e
took the jail Hartford On the dsy of hi, en;eso
the lor that he sAoad be dead man Ia ten dsys
M The steamship Washington, which left vii
mngton c. esriaf ioak In. nine niles b,o.
run ashore point lshnd cargo consisted of os ~,
Of 30 hse u spd sf
w. The ,,sr sl '@s i-. Tbe c.o isii, s.arvA
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
WASHINGT0N.
CABINET RUMORs-THE ENGLISH MIssION-RE-
TURN OF GEN. SHERMAN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBl

CABINET RUMORS-THE ENGLISH hIsslON-RE-
TURN OF GEN. SHERMAN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
wAsHISGToS, Friday, oct. u, 1870
In the absence OF facts and the general dearh OF new.
here the proverbia Cabinet take strength and
become the subject Of general discussion AT no time
during the past light months has the air been reer from
grave whispers Of Cabinet changes TO be brought about
bv designations invitations 10 leave and hreatenings
of dissolutons. The public know how most OF these
rumors have turned out. The reports have not been
confined to Cabinet officers, but have extended them
selves TO foreign ministers and other high public officers
So far as Gov Morton and the English mission are con
cerned his friends here who are in communication with
him. assert that If there shall be Democratic majority
I'm the Indiana legislature there viii be another vacancy
in the English mission, Morton would in no event con
sent to resign his seat In the Senate II Democrat could
be elected TO f IT, As this appears to be probable
the Cabinetmakers looking about for another suc
cessor to Mr. Motley The last one hit upon is Mr. Cox
Secretary Of the Interior, who WILL it ia said certainly
soon retire the latter Office The Secretary Is him
self reteent and does not seem to desire even to be
questioned concerning his resignation.
GEN Sherman returned to-day, after an absence OF TWO
months. he is ia good health. Commissioner Delano
and Supervisors Cowan and Dwyer, with number OF
other Ohoans arrived to-day did also large number
OF Pennsyyanans.
Col Chas r. Wood O, the 5th infantry TO day ap
pointed member Of the Retiring Board Fort Leayen
worth ice Col Ruger who ordered to this city to take
the place OF Col Hatch member OF the Board TO Ex
anime officers unfit for duty. The Board does not meet
until the 25h nst instead Of the 17th first ordered
Gen Hancock the President Of the Board viii not be
here before the 22d inst.
The Secretary of the Treasury has decided that the ae
of Shanghai hereafter shall be computed by Collectors Of
the Customs at the rate of 81 35 United states money
unless dfereUt value is certified TO- the invoice, by
the U. s. Consul at Shanghai.
The Presidential party not having returned from Fred
enck, there was no Cabinet meeting to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.


DISPATCHES FROM PRUssIAN HEADQUATERs-
BURNING OF THE PALACE AT ST. CLOUD
PRUSSIA MAKING OUT HER INDEMNITY BILL
AGAINST FRANCE.
LONDON, Friday, Oct u, 1870.
Dispatches from the Prussian headquarters, via
Rerlin dated the 18TH contain the following ntel-
gence:
be French have shelled and wantOny fired the Palace
NJ 81 Clond Ten French battaOns made sortie from
Paris to-day, They were easily repused by the Second
Ravarian Corps which lost only nineteen men, Prince
Frederick Charles occupies the house OF Prince Moskewa
The ROYAL headquarters at the west OF the be
Ieagered city, and those Of the Crown Prince to the
east"
The commander of Toni died at Minden recently of
smallpox.
The Prussian Government have ordered an APP
nraisement of the damage done to private property
in Strosbourg evidently with an intention of putting
the amount In the bill of indemnity against France
The Ose Gazette says Stettn has been ordered to fur
nisb minute of the waT contributions levied by the
French early in this century-probaby for the same
purpose No mention has yet been made OF the
damapes 10 be claimed for the execution OF Conrad
Won Hohenstaufen.
Arrangements have been completed IN most OF the
German towns for bonires illuminations, fireworks,
and bell-rnging, TO celebrate tina entrance OF the
German army into Paris.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.I

The death Of Lee has brought into discussion the
subject OF the Government possession OF the Arlington
estate opposite this city, formerly the property and resi-
dence Of Gen. Lee and which has been supposed was
held by the United States under the provisions OF the
ConscatiOn laws In this connection evening news
paper to-day publishes the following:
supposed many that the Government holds possession OF Ar
ngon Of the Confscaon act and acoorg 70 the prooi
Of that law tn tile ouy be vested the Government dng e t
OF the party engaged u the Rebellion Hence ad that Ans
the heirs Of Gen Lee sub hoi The ease
s the rropertg held under the Conicanon act lo'
having belonged 10 the death Of Mr. Gusts IN.
interest bequeathei 70 Mr Lee h daughter ana At her dr
Wa 10 Gusts F Hugh Lee The
the during the Rebellion vas sold htr
for and purchased Thus will BE- seen IN h.d
by virtue Subsequently efforts made 70 redeem t BY
have been unsuccessful and tie
title the Government BY virtue u the tar sale aed 10
As Arlington been converted into great Natons
Cemetery 6e With the bones Of those who m IN The war Of The
Rebellion well used for other and W possession
could hardly be desirable 10 the Lee family"
The following are the assignments OF Obseryer-Ser
geants in the signal service for steam sigalS j. X Al
len at Key West; f. NJ NJ Bea Rochester A. F. Slater.
BufaO James West, Pittsburgh; e. X. EstabrOOk, New
York City; f. b. Lloyd Boston, and Henry Fenton at
Toledo. Three additional assignments Will be made az
once for duty at Mobile and Montgomery Ala, and at
Augusta, Ga.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

organized club 10 assist In the triumph NJ the Repub
can party at the polls and have chosen the following
ohcers: President James r. FreebOrn Vice Presidents
r: J.. Newins, George w. Mblet; Recording Secretary
Mn o. Cloyes; Corresponding Seeretay, Joseph r. Jar
dine; TT 'asurer VIM ID. Murphy
mass meeting of the Republicans of the
AIh A. 'nbly District was held last evening at th'
oVherw ~ stanton and Chrysticsts., under tie auSpce
VI ~ 1 wOohford aud Kaufman Campaign Club. Dane
p hu"c presided. AGdrCsGes wtrs made ~ The prs
fGnilns 1heeF, W. II. lockwood, Henry j.. Tapaugh
No"i lhofic aud Dr. Wilder. Several ~ the spcakcB
VI gu tne necessity OF uniting with tue Young Demo
i ciacy Sg'lhst the TamBany candidates The GermaI
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE first colored juror was impanneied IN the
Cmin. Evaa.vie In, lsss Iuesda' @ ''dse A. L.
Robinson
The American and Canadian canal system and
III Will b. made the suecs oi feiNf y o"s'os
10 be appoIit fOitiwitl
Two companies of U. $, lnfantry; preceding
E .n,bor for the Saslt Ste Marie aear
The Grand Lodge of +. and A. NJ Of California
re.olatoa coniemHing strong terms The Government ~
mas Catholic Church Cuba for the
spl Ps..ps Grand Loge has ssp rpeAci the decs
gs subordinate lodges to eo the mAn' Of nriner' sho CON