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r,.c.r,her 1s4s. surmounted all obstaclesito
nIece me at your head. To you, VINO Tor
fventv.two wears have, without cessallsn,
puarded me by your SURFACES, sustained me
by your evaporation, rewarded me py your
affection, gave me new PROOF OF commence.
Tn bringing to the ballot box an affirmative
vote. YOU will exercise the menaces of revo.
linton, YOU will place order and liberty on
q solid basis, and you will render easier In
the future the transmission of the crown to
my son.
You have almost unanimously for eigh-
teen years clothed me with the most extern
sive powers; be also signaliy unanimous to-
day in supporting the transformation Of the
imperial regime. A great nation has no way
of attaining its development without resting
on institutions which guarantee at the same
time stability and progress. TO the call
which make on you to ratify the iloeral
reforms realized during the last ten years,
reply yes. As for myself, faithful to my
origin l shall continue, penetrated by your
Thoughts and fortified by your will and con.
fiding in Providence, shall work without
cessation for the prosperity and grandeur
of France.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
In a public meeting held yesterday, to
the discuss plebiscitum, the majority OF the
audience declared in favor of abstaining
from voting on the eighth of May Sgnor
republican proclivities, has presented one
hundred thousand francs to the anti plebis
ci,um committee. Prince Pierre Bona
parte yesterday gave grand banquet TO the
Corsicans belonging to the guards.
ROME, April 25.-The Council six hun.
bred and sixty-four fathers being present,
unanimously adopted de tide. 1t contains
four charters and eighteen canons, as fol
lows: Charter first, of five canons on the
Creator; charter two, of four canons on the
revolution; charter three. Of six canons on
faith, and charter four, of the three canons
on faith and reason.
Another public session OF the Ecumenical
Council will be held tomorrow. The Pope
will preside, and the fathers will vote openly
On the additional articles of faith.
BERLIN, April 25.-The parliament of the
Zollveran has completed its organization.
Herr Samson was elected president and
Prince Hohenlohe and Herr Ujest vice.
presidents.
Madrid advices represent that a violent
quarrel has broken out in the Spanish Cab
met.
Tha partisans of Montpensier are gaining
ground outside of the capital.
It is also reported that a rising in favor Of
the Prince Austurias is threatened.
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W. a. Winehlil and George PaIfrey W.
Mary Todd and Margaret Todd, wife of James

NJ. A. Winehiil and George PaIfrey w.
Mary Todd and Margaret Todd wife of James
X. stephens.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
T ish of Orleans, No. % 942.-f:y virtue of a writ
OF seizure and sale to directed By the Honorable
the Fourth District Court for the Parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell az
public auction, at tie Merchants and Auctioueers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city On
SATURDAY, May 2s 1870, at twelve O'Clock M
the following described property TO wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situste
lying and beng in the Fourth District of this city
IN the square bounded by First, Mag&zi, G. Camp
and Philpt streets, measuring. each twenty six feet
front on Magazine street. by depth, between par.
feet and one inch, and composed of
the whole of lots numbers fifteen and sixteen
aud the rear portion of lot number twelve
which lots are described q certain plan drawn by
o Bulsson Surveyor, bearing date the twenty fifty
DAY OF April A. and deposited for reference in the
ONCE OF T. Iuraud. late notary public in this city
and also designated by tdessame mum beers on a plan
drawn BY T. PetnRam, bearing date he seven aer
DAY OF Marcn, lo4I and deposited plan humber
fourteen, in the flee of G. X. Stringer laJe nots-
~ public in this city
Together with all the buildings and improve
mems thereon. rights ways and advantages there.
Being the same property which the defendants
acquired by purchase from Judah Hart, psr act
passed before w. j. Casteil. notary public in TINS
city, On the twelfth day of October 1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
apo my Is SnerlH OF the Parish of Orleans,
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forty.four feet in the channel, with fifty.
eight feet space under the bridge. Arrived:
Robert Burns, from Memphis. Weather
clear. Thermometer sixty.
PIT1sBURG, April Electromagnetic eight
feet four inches, and falling. Allegheny nine
feet; falling. Greensboro ten feet six ches,
and Brownsville eleven feet; falling.
Weather pleasant.
LOUISVILLE. April i25.-Arrived: Norman,
from Evansville. Departed: Norman, for
Cincinnati. River falling. twenty feet in the
canal, eighteen in the chute, and sixty-six
under the bridge. Weather clear and
pleasant. Mercury seventy.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Arrived: City OF
Alton, from Vicksburg, and the Kellogg.
The lower Mississippi river is still falling,
and all upper streams are receding.
Weather cloudy and cool, with slight rain
this afternoon.
CAIRO, April 25.-Passed up: City of Cairo,
Memphis to st. Louis, 10 2. NJ; Mary Ann,
New Orleans to Pittsburg, 1 A. M; Indiana,
New Orleans to Louisville, / A. NJ; Min
nicola, Memphis to Cincinnati; Rober. E.
Lee, New Orleans to Louisville, A. NJ.
Passed down: Magenta, Louisville to New
Orleans, l 4. NJ; EdiDburg, Cincinnati to
New Orleans, A. III. River rose four inches.
Weather clear.
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L. T.. Norton and ). y Tnrleion. Afa
.signees of Given. Watts i Co., bankrupts, va.


Samuel 4. Thorne
IN THE UNITED STATES DIST RIOr COURT,
for the DisFriet ct; Of LOUISIANA No s5sd5y ne
above entitled suit. will proceed to sell to the
at asass sve Ha ooosk ~ at tie Coarhoaee. in
the town OF Martins ville parish of St Martlns
IN 'nss TKAoT n OF LAND. lying Al cbsrper
tiers Bend, having four aIpents front on Bayou
and from thence having eight arpent2 front, more
less. by twenty two arpents in depth; containing
eTo sna be G d s. + Therne om
Mrs. Ju lie Dusss, widow OF Jean Baptlse Ohissson,
and rom Narcisse Chiaeson, by an act passed be-
tore simeon Valery Martin. notary, on the first OF
bred and fifty eight acres, bounded or the upper
side by the property Of Valsn Bernard, and on TIE
purchased by tie said s. 4. Thorne from Stanislss
Reynaud, By an act passed before Simeon Vaery
se5ay s5 d Fl pafs6 s.
3. TRACT OF LAND, lying in township run-
Der eight, south OF RAJ &c mum Der SIX east, On the
western bank of Bayou Teche. bounded on the
upper liue by lands belonging to the SAID ;. i.
Caller, purchased by the said S. I, 1horne from
MRS. Virslnle Pain, wife, separated in property,
CT Alexanore VeZst, Is an act passed before Simeon
Vsiery Martin, notary, the twenty-ifth day OF
January ~ .@r OF LAND ,v;,, !, said .o7vsbi,
nun Der eight, south OF range number six, east,
Sou hwestern District of Louisiana, containing
divided half of tract of lani having four hundred
anr s7ty,one 4a-lOO arpents, the whole purchased
.. >. L. i1Orne from Alexander ESteiet, Dy an
passed before SIMEON Vaery Martin. notary on the
inst day of October, 1851
s. 4 CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, lying at the
place called "Grande Ponte, cor tanning one huns
area and sxty-tbree 75-l0O acres, being the frac-
tiena southeast quarter of section number twenty
i've, IN township number eight, south OF range
numb>r six. east, purchased by the SAID y 4.
tEorne, from John G. Hamilton, by an act passed
before Alphouse Landry, notary OF parish of St.
Martin. or the twenty ninth Gay of August, 1889
6. a CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND being N the
southwest fractional. quarter of section number
twenty five, IN township number eight, south of
range humber SIX east n the southwestern District
OF Louisiana, containing one huudred and fifty
IL lu0 acres, purchased by the said s. T. Thorre
from Aurein BreauX, 10y act under private sigma
tuEe, dated twentieth Gay of august, 1853
Together with al the buildings and improvements
thereon, machinery, etc.
TeTms-Cash a. the time of adjudication, IN
Uu,ec States Treasurs notes.
Cost Of deed, stamps. etc. at the expense Of TIE
purchaser.
United States Msrshavs Ofsce, New Orlesne,
March 80, $50.
S. B. PACKARD,
United States Marshal District Of louisiana.
mis-, ap3 IL e 50 maj
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RIpARTS.

BELIZE, ACCOMPLISHMENTS eaufort-2O 973
feet lumber Is 900 shingles us bbls -four 3S bit bbs -four
li pkgs mdse hhds tobacco les lard Il bbs do 80
bbls pork 4 ties hams bxs cheese kegs butter
csks bacon bbis potatoes
IHDIANOLA VIA GALYESTOf-SteamshipM Nor
gan-S0 bxs cheese 80 bbs apples 20 bags coffee 2OO
kegs lard 30 hams 90 bis whisky go bXs starch 800
bbs -four ndianoa ITO hbls -four 90 bxs candles 10
cs lard 95 egs ne 200 bbs 1u 200 bXs wine go pkg
mdse 400 SKIS "A 3C1 axis oats for Galveston
RUArAN ISLAND-Schooper Angelina-l0 bbls -four
10000 shingles tens pig iron
PENSACOLA-Scdoonsr Stingray-2-2 SKIS corn lie
bbs -four IA hbls pork IA bags bbls noiasses 10
Ike s asses bbls whisky ties hams hhds sugar %
pkgs sundres
ST LOUIS-steamsr Pauline Carroll-235 hhds sugar
700 bxs sugar
ClNGIS NATT-Steamer John H Groesbeck-67 hhos
and Dbl birthstone AIS bars railroad iron
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q, S. MARSHAL'S MONITLONB
Kew. T.. III. Hsm,.o VS.. SteAmbOat Wf1G
Wagorer, Master and Owners.

Kew. L. n. Hsmtao VS.. SteambOat WILD
Wagorer, Master and Owners.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
District of Louisiana, No. 9559.-In obedience 10
an admiralty warrant TO me directed in the above
entitled suit. have seized and taken into my pos
session
The Steamboat WILD WAGNER, her tackle.
etc, now hbeled by Rev 4. ii. Hamtlp, for the
causes set forth in the libel now pending IN the
District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right, title in
fsrest in or to the same to be and appear at Dis
trict Court of the United States for tho district
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause If any they have or can WIN
the said Steamboat should not be condemned and
be sold agreeably to the prayer OF hbelsnt.
United States marshais Office, New Orlears.
fifth DAY of April, 1870.
s. B. PACKARD.
ap512132e United States Marsha
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U. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.
Ariseide Miltenberger vs.. John +. Pol
lock. Adniinstrator.

Ariseide Miltenberger vs.. John r. Fol-
lock, Administrator.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
J. for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana.
No 6l65-By virtue of writ of seizure and sale to
me directed in the above entitled suit will proceed
May II. 1870. at twelve CI2I O'Clock, M. at the
entrance to the Customhouse, on Old Levee street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets, IN this
j. A TRACT OF LAND, OR SUGAR PLANrA-
BabIn, and Messrs allen Hamilton. about
eleven miles above the courthouse OF the parish OF
pents front more or less with all the depth there
unto belonging, the side lines opening in the rear,
and Allen Hamilton in front by those of Allen
Hamilton ana said estate of p P. Bahin; below by
by those of John A. Bird, James L. Loodell and
Abraham Lobdell (the sad boundaries being those
exist ng on the second of February 1890 date of the
mortgage,, together with all the buildings and i'm
nts thereon, including ali lands found WIFI.
in said boundaries, With the execution OF small
lot containing arpents ed in the front OF
said land, with boundaries as then establshed to-
Wit: 90 the second of February, $780, and belong
ing to Zenon Allan at hat time. Two small tracts
the back part Of said lands, with the boundaries
as them established. one belonging to 'Eyeriste
Finger and the other to Louis Lavigne at that time,
ana ar other tract or lot, belonging to the School
District, wherein the public schooito1se was at that
?. ANUTh FIR TRACT OF LAND, situated in
SIDE of the Baton i ougs and Crosse rete and Ope-
lousas Railroad, ana about BALI mile therefroD,
acquired from j. \. Flynn, OF East telicians the
tanth of April, 1854, ana design ated ia the Re-
oeivers pit the southwest quarter OF section
number fourteen, in township seven. OF range eleven
east containing about one hundred and sixty acres.
g. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND. also situated
in the sand parish OF West Baton Rouge, to the
south OF said railroad and fronting thereon. known
as the Joe Richsy tract. and 6esigns ted as the
northwest quarter OF section thirteen QS IN towr-
ship sevep OF range eleven east, Containing l7o 81
l6G acres .
81. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND situated in
SAID parish, tho south of said railroad, and 'front.'
ing thereon, containing thirty nine superficial
acres, bouuoed the north a. west by lands Of -.
4. AND W. Nolan, the esst by those Of stephen
Pipes, ard on the south By those Of A. Lobdell at
the date of said mortgage; together with all the
buildings and imp -o7' ments on the saio tracts as
will appear by reference 10 the said act of mort
gage q copy Of which file in said suit.
Terms-Cash at the time OF adjudication, n
United States treasury notes.
Cost OF deed stamps, etc, atthe expers sc OF tie
purchaser.
Uuitad States MarshaPs Office, New Orleans.
April 8, 1870.
s B. PACKARD, United States Marshal.
ape l6 % 30 my7 "A District of Louissna
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The steamship De $3.50 experienced a succession 0:
strong head gales for four days.
The ship Victor, Captain GATES. from New Or
esn 9th instant, for New York, when OF Cape Carnav
erai the 18th instant, during heavy gale & udde.
and put into Charleston on the 10th Cor repairs.
Mr.. sird has contracted build steamers for the
Hamburg and New Or cans line
An American schooner name Gnknswn, seen OF
TIE 18th instant, Of dstteras di.rrasted
DOMESTIC POETS.
New York April IS-Cleared for Galveston, bark Har
RE: and schooner Nellie CrOwslL
FOREIGN PORTS.
Newport, Wales. Apil 2-Loading for New Orleans
ship Sorrento, Wilson.
Liverpool. ApriI 4-Loading for New Orleans steam
cal. Apil Arrived from New Orleans ship British
Lion, for SrelGsn.
Genoa April l-Sailed for New Orleans, Clytie Jouo-
than.
Liverpool April 2-Arrved from New Orleans, steam
ship Chry solte, Gil and ship 6 enraliCcE, Skeue.
April S-4 s.racaus, Wilson; james Wright Morse;
Aaron Brown, Gordon; Hsnss, Meyer; Bave!aw, Hall.
STEAMSHIPS TO SAIL.
The steamship De SOTO. Cspt Norton. sails at NJ
Friday, April 80 for New York Via Nv
The steamship United STATES, Capt Ban hard, sails
81 5 r. Nj Saturday, April 20.
Tbs steamship Matago-d t Capts IN Olsen, leaves Bra
shs City Tor SABINE rass every saturday the
val 0 ihe ! 30 NJ. trains from Algers
The Morgan steamers for jaysto leave the terminus
Of the Lousiana aud Texas Kni'rOad. BerwiCks Bay
on the arrival Of the a. M trains 4 gers
follows: JoseDhine CaDtan Lewis, every TUESDAY AID
Saturday City OF Norfolk Cap,sn Wilson, every Sun
d8y and fhursGBy.
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tlS-IaC I>iAIis
m h25apG 20 Sheriff of The Parish of Orleans


CEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TUE PAR.
~ ish OF Orleans, No. 28l5-ty virtue OF wit Of
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, viii proceed TO sell at pub
lie auction, at The Merchants ana Auctloneers TX
change. Royal street, between Cana! and Gus:
t2nh0a use, street, TE IN ne Second pi'5iet OF
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described properly.
to wit - -
| buildings and improvements thereon, situated IN
the second District of this city. the square
BOUNCED by Conde now Chartres, Domaine, Levee,
now Decatur. ana st. Philip streets, designated by
the numbers one and two on plan drawn By Louis
Surg. then surveyor on the twentJ-seyenth day OF
hundred ana forty in tue office OF Theodore Guyo,
notary public IN this city.
SAID lots being contiguous and measuring eaeh
twen'y-one feet three inches front Condo (uow
CbaItEes) street BY huncred twenty feet in
depth; being the same property which the late DO
seuh Antoine purchased from Nh s. Widow Louis
! Guignan and from her four children. by an act
this city, the sixteenth OF March, 1874 and shch,
a. the death of said Joseph Anthoine. devoved on
his two minors Dauphin Aueuste Anthoine and
Augustln Anthore, as his sole heirs.
The buildings and improvements on said two lots
ing house Nos. 235 and 238 slate rooted with IRON
veran fronting the street and ubie twos DRY
tairs two large stores ground floor, six
rooms and back galleries the second floor, and
two rooms in the attic; and the kitchen contains
two rooms OF the ground floor, and two
the second floor. With gallery in 'front.' prves yard
paved WIN bflck watelworks, ETC., the whole
dlvl0eo into two separate tenementS.
Seized IN the above suit
reIms-l. Cash in sufficient amount to pay
plaintiffs claim, amounting to the OF two
thousand ana seventy nine dollars and ninety-six
cents S2s 96 with interest at the CT four per
cent per annum, from the eighth OF March 1856,
until the day CT sale. together with five per cent
attorney fees, on the amount claimed, and costs
o. suit and sale.
2. TIE purchaser to assume Ito the extent of the
amount % his bid the payment of six pIomissory
notes, secured by concurrent mortgage on said
sfore-described property, drawn By Augustine
Lescure, widow of the late Joseph An one. tutrix,
etc., to her own order, and by her Endorsed
IN her capacity, each for the sum OF five
hundred aud nineteen dollars and nirety-nne cents
(S5.9 S9, dated the eighth March, 1895 aDd pay
able respectively at i've, SIX, eight, nire and
ten years date bearing interest th OF four
per cent per annum from date till paid.
3 ana the balance OF the price of adjudication
iii any cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
mh26 sp62l TIC Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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Unstamped Letters.
Detained in the New Orleans Postof1cs
fsY Want Of POstnre, April %.

Detained in the New Orleans PcstofEcs
fsT Want Of Postage, April 25.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
:ers can have them forwarded to destination
oy calling at the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stamps. These letters
are retained one week, and then forwarded
10 the Dead Letter office.
Revenue stamps not receivable as postage.
Ole NJ. Halverson, care Captain T. Thorn
asson, Tobasco. Mexico.
Glass Box 1878.
Box 72S-2.
bad Directions.
G. W. Horton, care Brown & Co.
Moses Bird,
l.. p. Conner, Picard Plantation.
Box $50, Canton.
Pitts q Beynon, Mansfield, Mississippi.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
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Monetary and Commercial
MON ETAK z.


uEFiCH OF THE DAILY KEPUBLICAN,l
MONDAY EVENING. April Is, 1870. !
The money market is in about the same
condition as noticed in our last report. On
the street AL notes with unquestionable
collaterals, and AL business paper without
collaterals are quoted at l0@l2 % cent %
annum, and second class at l4@l5 S9 cent
u month, and AL mortgage paper rules
at l0@ll % cent S8 annum, and second
grade at 10. Exceptional transactions
are made at even less than our inside
figures.
Gold opened at 1l3l0113s against l13i at
New York and closed, after very light
business, at l13s@1l33 against 1880. The
ll3l; s22, 500 ($25O0, $4,000 and $lo.000) At
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IA FIlRTR.

INDrANOLA AID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Far
an8l head tile Ss63 60 in specie Isl dry hides and
bdls h des sud suadrIes
PENSACOLA-steamship Lizzie-7 bales cotton 49,
0C0 laths
Manifestations Heena-1C0 hhds sugar and l24
bxs
RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner G W. ipple-l2 OO0
pantsins 700 punches sou cocoanuts i0o pine
apples 3 bbls lines
RUATAN lSLAND--Schooner FOnstance--22 COO
plantans $50 punches bananas 400 $40 pine
apples bbls hines
MOBILE-Svesuer Mary-2O4 bales cotton aud &C
bids paper ana sundres
NOBisE-Stsamer Iaura--Sundfie5
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Yesterdays Evening Dispatches

PARIS, April 25.-Napoleon's proclama-
ton regarding pIebiscitum, concludes as
follows: ITO the call which make on you
to ratify the liberal reforms realized during
the last ten years, reply Yes As for my
self, faithful to my origin, l shall continue,
penetrated by your thoughts, fortified by
your will, and coniding IN Providence, 10
work without cessation for the prosperity
and grandeur of France
WASHINGTON, April 25.-A special to the
Baltimore Sun says: Letters and kilograms
have been received here from Georgia,
which uniformly state that the people pre-
fer the Senate bill and military rule under
1t, until next December, rather than have
the Bullock administration perpetuated
another year. The President, however,
again expressed himself yesterday to mem
bers OF Congress, against the Senate bill, in
such strong terms that there is bare pos
slbllity that if 1t were enacted into law he
would veto it. He said that the Senate bill
postponed reconstruction, which he WAS
anxious to see closed up by the full admis-
sion OF Georgia Representatives in Con-
eress. While he indicated 10 special plan,
his views seemed to meet those proposed in
the Ingersoll bill, which admits the State
to representation now, and provides for the
election of a new Legislature in Georgia in
November next.
Charleston, South Carolina. and George
Pickett, Of Virginia, are in New York en-
route for Egypt, having enlisted in the mil.
itary service of that country.
Rheit was sworn in as Brigadier General
by the Pacha's recruiting officers. Exon
federate Generals LOring and Sbley are
already in the Egyptian service, and Federal
General Stone, who was so unfortunate at
Balls Bluff, is also among the Pacha's re-
cruits.
New YORK, April 25.-Arrived: Steamship
Bienville, from New Orleans.
LIVERPOOL, April 25.-Shipments of cot.
ton from Bombay since last report to the
twenty-thlrd instant, IA, coo bales.
tSundsys Dispatches.I
HAVANA, April 23.-The English man-of-
war Lapwing arrived to-day from Nassau.
Her officers say that General Jordan, lately
commander.in- chief Of the Cuban forces, to-
gether with six companions, arrived at Mas
sau on the twelfth instant. General Jordan
intends to proceed to New York.
The La PrenSd announces that the insur-
gent General Peralta has appeared in the
jurisdiction OF Holguin with five hundred
men.
The reports of a great decrease in the su-
gar crop appear to be exaggerated, but
opinions on the subject are divided. The
increase of import duties during the last
quarter of 1869 was two hundred and sew.
eaty.nine per cent, and the increase of taxes
for the same period was one hundred and
nine per cent.
The court-martial at Cienfuegos condemn
ed to death priest named Esquenebre for
preaching instruction and blessing the in
surgent flag.
Private letters deny Jordan's flight, and
state that he is in the vicinity of Holguin.
f9laOrpr,l In 4ai, lie
headquarters reports affairs at Puerto Prin-
cipe satisfactory.
The steamer Yeutonia has arrived from
New Orleans.