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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-07

NEW THINGS. "-Braselmnn & Co. never
speak but they say something" this thew differ
from our highest funetiouares, STATE and Federal-
They IT, ter no uncertain sounds When they say new
thiDRs IL hasa meaning which their patrons are at no
loss t" understand They knou it means that The
elegant aud recherche ARTICLES suitable for
the have been added their stock They know
1t mesns bargains They know tt neans-b1t why
multiply words All the world knowa better than
can tell them that paraphrase of belief
be applied 20 them There ia other place for bargains
but Brasemans which all know to their profit
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-07

A CHINESE PUZzLE.-Reader have you ever
stood the south side OF Canal street op-
pose No POS If you taiuty have noticed
the curious which proeaima the proprie-
of the institution which So well known rs
the Linen Warehouse" We consider it almost mex.
pcabe of letters which would the
tratiDg mind Ufa legal gentleman from the City of
Br"theriy Love to decIphrr. But il YOU walk the
corner of Canal and Rampart you will perceive that .
painer sign can 10 found in the city tina" of NELL
linen goods in this days number of the STAB.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-07
There are certain periodic e1nployments that

There are certain periodic employments that
can neither be neglected omitted. They con.
santly recurring aud If from they ewen
postko inc"n venience a,d confusion ot
law We have teferrence to the weekly washing. How
many are appalled, on Monday morning at the nmeu
pile W ich must be through with, entail
consequences on those who put Off till tomorrow what
should be done TO day. But there is
procrastipation The Ringen Washer accom- plishes
in the shortest possible time the
week and that in the most satisfactory manner. IL.
Haer 40 Camp street. is the agent for Louisiana Texas
and Mississippi.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-07

Ladies. just think of it Joseph Miller, Jr.
ut No 6Ol Magazine street, is selling striped ewss
striped snd plain Piques. striped and plain nausoos
black iron RIenadibe and lisnch bobinet baes for
twenty five cents. Mr.. Mitiers bit counter ia n
features In his establishment II arbAnsty
IN the proprietor aud his aenilemsnly aasstsnLa
the low figure at which be- sells his goods
meut to customers, j"aeph Miller, Jr is certainly
titled TO y large share of public patronage.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-07
NEW ORLEANS uYDRo-cARBoN GAS Lie
COMPANY.

Office No. 30 Carondefet street, New Orleans, Feb
is7i--The New Orleans Hydru-Carbon a. Light
pany, organized under thu general laws nf tue Stat
Louisiana have purchased the patent gas apparatus
dr b. STOPPER for producing Hydrot ;ar0"n (fas and
prepared To furnish machipes for dwellings sto
theatres, 'Surches, hslls, sugar houses etc.
This 10 The cheapest Portable Gas Appara ua in
city and Efficiency. producing pure CarbonatGd Hyt
gen Gas of Ave times the illuminating power, and
much less cost than coal gas
No fire retorts OF, machnery used to generate
gas the apparatus being automatic makes the gss
as IL Is consumed consequently there can be 10 dan
OF accidmnt uu" er any circumstances.
The nIing OF the apparatus requires but ordinary
t.HtHenee and may be- safely attended 10y do1
tic II can be placed In the yard aud connected I
tos ordinary gas pipes aud ia ready tor
ny ant copper or tinsmtth, from on. light mp pj
capacity ni Lighting whole H. and for any oidinI
residence In b,ut the size of q barrel
Orders received 1t the Company office. No 80 Csl
deet At e-t whaIe the apparatus he in sao
full operation ai-o as the Branch CIGAR store Of MI
resant. I42 canal street.; also Mr., Hugo Roder
Cotton Boil Saloon, Common ct, New orleans. feS
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The steamer WESTERN METROPOLIS. Cant. on,,,
URDAY, May -, At Pm ~ "a
Theeo steamers have superior Accommodates. 4.
p.s; ;s,n Cabin passage. co. sserage. sas.
and Bremen Through Tickets for frst-cass and ~
ago for Liverpool and the Continent connec
York every Wednesday. ave. ~''
For freight or passage apply to
LOW d LBDWfGSEN. 1870 Common At
Saturday. May ~. At Pm. seiSi Nv
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
THE MORMON CRISIS.
Condition Of Affairs in Salt
Lake City.

Apostle Cannon 10 Bc Arrested, thnrgrd
Conference Uucxcii.d-A sermon Expcrtcd
from Brig ham--A Heavy IYadc in Bsraiion.
SALT LAKE CRY, Oct. 7. 1871
warrant for the arrest OF George q. Cannon
editor OF the Desr,id Ne,os and of the apostles
aud chief aspirants for the succession to Brignrm
Young, placed in the hands OF the United Starrs
Marshal to-day nut has not YET been served. pro
bnbly because Mr.. Cannon was engaged at the Nor
mon Conferences.
The charge against Mr.. cannon IL for icwd and
lascivious cOhabitatiOT with several different
women.
He will doubttess he sakcD before Judge Mexican
on Monday. It ~ expected that the defence In Tins
case as in that OF Brigham Young and Major Wells,
will he That these women wives or ihe de-
iendant, whereupon TINS charge or bigamv will he
presented and proved under the Congressional law
bearing upon tho subject.
Nothing remarkable occurred in The Mormon Con
ference this morning The addresses mode
rate. Everybody was expecting "A speech IRON,
Brigham Young.
lie VIII preach tomorrow n wen enough tn
health
Everything IS quiet, both regards political and
eccleslastica matters The people ridcnle the idea
OF disturbance or outbreak, amt are IA safe here
they would be IN New York or san Francisco
perhaps safer.
REcEII-rS AND SHIPMENTS oF BULLION.
Eight thousand dollars IN refined silver bullion
and over siOO,oOo in base silver bullion were
ceived here TINS week. $780, 900 in bullion was
East Dy Wells. Fargo Co. The heaviest mining
transactions have been made here this week that
were ever known In Utah, the amount beng over
$2,o0OOOO.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

Arrest OF Cannon md Lawrence, tho 'S.od-
beitc.v
SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. T-4:3O L. M.
George q. Cannon and Henry w. Lawrence. a
'G0dbeite" and a member Of the firm OF KImba "
Lawrence nave just been arrested by United States
Marshal Patrick, and held for appearance at this
OF court. The charges in both for civios
cohaD:tation with several woman, under the Utah
statute.
AT THE BAR FOR ADULTERY
Thomas Hawkins was arragned to-day before
Judge Mexican the indictment Tor adultery,
growing out or po ygamy, the charge having been
made by his first wife,
He pleaded not guilty. The United States Atlor-
ney gave notice that he would be ready for trial
Monday next.
EXCITEMENT IN THE TABERNAsLE.
There was vehement ant inccndsary talk In the
Tabernacle this afternoon, principally by Mackenzie,
one OF iirtg ham yOung's secretaries
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
NEW ZEALAND.
Innovations Upon English Laws by the
Colonial Legislature.
Inauguration of the Auckland
Railroad.
Extraordinary Yield Of the
Gold Fields.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7, 1871.
The steamship Moses Taylor from Honolulu,
where she connected with the steamer Nevada,
from New Zealand, has been teegraphed. She
brings Auckland dates TO the 7th OF September
The inward mails by the steamer Nevada were
delivered at Auckland August l6.
bill for legallzing marriage with a deceased
wc,s sister has passed the Legislature to a second
reading IN the Chambers. Also one for making two
thirds or a Jury in civil causes carry verdict
against the minority.
IL has been decided thar the American steamers
shall In future go on TO sydney and Melbourne
instead OF proceeding along the New Zealand
coast.
Work has been commenced on the Kaipara rail-
road-to be eighteen miles long-running to the
north of Auckland and connecting the Kaipara
harbors on the west coast with Auckland on the
east The contract price for the construction or the
road Is f42, 900.
The colonial forces are still pursuing the rebel
6akot0. Ills party were discovered near Lake Wha-
kare Moana and four or his men killed. The leader
himself narrowly escaped.
balance showed that f40o, 900 had been paid In dvi
dends during the last six months.
great native gathering IS 10 he held In the north
OF the island shortly The Maori King is very peace
ably disposed, and theIe is no likelihood of further
Disturbances. Large parties OF natives are EN-.
ployed in constructing roads in the interior.
The total yield Of gold from the Thames and Coro-
mandel gold fields during the month or August was
2S,Sds no, ounces from 100 tons OF rock.
The celebration OF the Scott centenary at Dunedin
was a very successful affair.
The snip Gosland, Bates master, from China, bound
for Dunedin, put into Auckland leaky and with
sickness on board. she has 2S6 Chinese passengers
for OtagO. The GOsland has been chartered TO bring
Chinese lab0rers TO Dunedin-tw0 thousand having
been contracted for TO work IN the gold fields OF
Otag0.
The cargo OF the East Lothian. from New York,
was sold At auctAon w ANcklSRd kerosene brQu2ht
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YOax HEsALl

MADRID Oct. Z. 1871.
The organization OF the Malcampo Cabinet IS not
Jet absolutely complete.
Se6Or Baiaguer administers the Affairs OF the De-
partment or State al fnte'n,, pending the accept
ance OF the portfolio by a Minister fully commis-
STONED by the Premier.
NO FIXED POLICY
Senior Sagasta Will use his influence IN favor or
the adoption OF radical policy by the govern
Ment
TtE CAPITAL UNDER CONTROL.
Sef0r Pielian has been appointed Captain Gen
eral Of Madrid and Sefior McselO Governor OF the
city.
CUBA AND COLONIAL INTEGRITY.
Senior Balagucr acting Minister OF state has telc-
graphed to General Valmaseda, captain General Of
Cuba that "the necessary reinforcements win be
promptly despatched to uphold the national author.
iy and preserve the integrity Of the Spanish domin
Ions OF Spain.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
CONVICTION OF A REVENUE OFFICER.

BALTIMORE Oct. 7, 1871.
The following Is the cidct OF the jury to-day in
the case of Major General Richard N. Bowman, late
Deputy Collector OF the port:-
Guilty upon the first count as 10 the sum OF ST. 100;
upon the second count as to 1926 ~: upon the third
count, as to $50. and upon the fourth count as to
$3.50; upon the nth count not guilty.
The Court then adjourned until Monday. After
the adjournment Judge Giles said thar the sentence
would be suspended until after the trial OF the other
cases, and that the case OF the United States vs
Colonel Wilson had been set for trial on the l6fh
and the OF the United States vs. Smyth set for
the 18th.
The penalty for the offences or which General
Bowman has been convicted Is Imprisonment for
not less that six months nor more than ten years in
the penitentiary as the court may direct. ana Inc
OF double the amount or the veritct OF the Iury
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
MOROCCO.
War Of the Kabyles Against the Authority Of
the Turks-Cause Of the Outbreak-Span-
ish Treatment Of Amadeus Interests
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MADRID. Oct. I. 1871,

MADRID, oct 7, 1871.
xdvices received here from Melilla state that the
revolt OF the Kaoyles only the dominions OF
the sultan OF Turkey, has sent troops
Jrder.
The cause Of the outbreak was the establishment
OI Moorish Custom House on the coast.
SPANISH INTERESTS AND POLICY.
The Spanish garrison OF Meha Will take no part
IN the operations against the Kabyies unless some
insult should De offered TO the Spanish nag.
King Amaueus' troops serving at Meliila will be
nble 70 avenge any act OF this sort. They number
abo ut nine hundred men. well armed and holding
f0rtlned cnaueI, winch Ia supplied with an ample
,pagazlpe and cIsterns filed with water,
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
JAPAN.
YOKOHAMA, Sept. l3, 1871.

YOKOHAMA, Sept. 13, 1871.
wIPING OUT THE DAIMIOs.
The Japanese government has issued O. decree
wiping OUT the position or Hans or DaimIos. This
reduces people who have been rulers for three
hundred years to the position OF the common peO-
pie, and Immediately annexes their territories TO the
government. There Is no longer any arist0craCy or
religion except through the MikadO.
ANNEXATION BY THE RUSSIANS.
The Japanese man-of-war Nitsln went 10 HakO
dadI. where the Russian vessels were to have met
the Embassy for st. Petersburg but, after waiting
month she sailed for Jeddo.
The Russians have annexed the entire Saghallen
Islands, and the Embassies have been unable 10
alter 1t.
The new coin from the Mint Is refused at the
Custom House, except at heavy discount, which
causes great distrust
DIFFICULTIES or THE SILK TRADE.
The Japanese merchants grieve over the deteriOra-
ton OF silk and the decline IN trade which is caused
by the unskilful and careless manner In which the
silk IS prepared for market. The merchants have
asked the Chamber OF Commerce to assist them IN
establishing inspection house, where all the silk
unfit for market will be returned to the interior.
The Japanese merchants threaten to burn half the
stock OF SILK worm eggs and so force the market.
Tea Is declining. Sk-large settlements have
been made at $40 per picu.
Exchange on New York, 1Os
AsUBMARINE CABLE WITH CHINA.
The submarine cable between Shanghae and
Nagasak Is In successful operation. Material for q
cable line between Nagasaki and Yokohama has
ordered, ana the line will be In working order
within year.
TROUBLE WITH THE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE.
The decision OF the Acting Secretary OF State, up
holding the Japanese government in closing Van
Reeds Stock Exchange aJ YeddO and asserting
that although lawful in America, yet every
nation is the Judge or what laws are re-
qulred to preserve the morals Of its people.
has created much comment among all classes
OF foreigners as affecting their treaty rights with
this government Five stock establishments or other
nationaIcs and twenty native establ:shm ents are
In operation, with the sanction OF the government.
An appeal will be made 10 Washington 70 uphold
the treaty rights, granting the same facilities to
American trade as are accorded 10 other natiOna-
ties.
RAILROAD OPENING
Coolies are constantly employed on the railroad
between Yokohama and YeddO. The first lOcOmO-
attracted great attention. The road from osaka to
Kobe progresses rapidly, and new line OF sixty
miles, costing 81 900 900. running through K1OtO 10
Tsnrga, ls contemplated.
APOLOGY TO THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The Japanese government has apOlOgiZed to the
American Minister for the libel against the Ha-
waiian government, published in the japanese
Times.
CHINESE POLITICS
The chinese political news is unimpOrtant.
| There had been heavy floods in the vicinity OF
| TientSln.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW FORK AERA.D.

KINGSTON JAM, Oct. Z, 1871.
Later adviccs from Venezuela state that the
country continues TO be agitated by revolutionary
movements.
Several encounters had taken place between the
government forces and the revolutlonists. A band
OF the latter. 100 strong. advanced as far as Rio
CHICO where they were surprised by the govern
ment forces and slaughtered without mercy, not a
man escaping.
The revoIutonists still held the port OF Ciuda9
Bolivar. They nave released the American mer-
chant steamer Hero and she has returned to Trini-
dad.
war steamers and transports at his command at
Caracas to convey the expedition TO recapture
Cudad Bolivar.
The depo sed Governor Della Costa will lend his
aid In driving out the rev0lutIoniss.
Presidcni Blanco has raised loan or $50 900 from
the merchants OF Caracas.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
ItleGBAm TO THE NEW YORK WeaALD.

PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti, Sept 23
Via HAVANA, Oct. Z, 1871.
The latest advices from the frontier state that the
ST. Domingo revolutionisJs. under Cabral, were
surprised py the forces Of President Baez at the
village OF San Juan and driven 70 the Haytien
frontier.
Cabral and the officers OF his stan narrowly
escaped capture
Cabral reorgantzcd his forces and made an attack
the army OF Baez, recapturng the village Of San
Juan and driving the President and his troops into
the town OF Azua.
Baezs men burned several houses in San Juan
ana shot the only prisoner taken by them.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

Suici0c o. n TrOmtneht WhIamsOurRer.
Yesterday morning, at nine O'Clock, Mr.. William
Campbell committed suicide at his residence. No.
ia South Third street, Williamsburg. by taking
dose or laudanum. Mr.. Campbell was lawyer by
profession, but for the past twenty-five years has
been bookkeeper In the Columbia Iron Foundry OF
New York. For some years past hc has been In the
habit of drinking to excess. This resulted recently
III severe attack Of delirum tremens followed by
physical prostration which confined him to The
house for the past SIX weeks. During his cOnfne-
ment he was the victim OF the srangcst dclusi0ns,
and on several occasions. while under their nlu-
ence attempted to poison himself. He was always
frustrated in attempts by his everwatchfnl wife,
Yesterday however. he managed TO elude her vigil
lance. with the result above stated.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
BAVARIA.
Parliamentary Anxiety ON the Subject Of the
Church Question.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

MUNICH, Oct. Z, 1S1I.
Tho liberal and democratic sections OF the LeRsia
tive body remain anxious on the subject Of the
actual state OF the relations which exist between the
Bsvarfan government and the Holy See.
F0rty-seven members OF Parliament, belonging
to the party OF progress have aready interpelated
the government concerning It's attitude on the
Church question.
The Cablnet Minister has promised that he will
deliver reply IN bcnalf or the crown and his col
Leagues at an early day.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
TtlfGhAM TO IHf NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. Z, 1871.
The Bank OF England advanced the rate OF dis
count one per to-day. The rate now five per
OenL
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE AGAINST TuE LAW OF cory.
RIGHT.
A sharp newspaper war is IN progress in London
on the subject OF literary piracy The correspond.
Bnts very severe American publishers OF
British productions. and an International law Of
copyright Is universally demanded.
y. LOST IN SIGHT LAND.
A smack named Pet0 sunk suddenly IN the har.
Dor OF Yarmouth. last night, and persons lost
their lives by the disaster.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

Fight Between the Reds and the Whites Near
Rio NcCro-Dcfcnt Of the Government
Troops.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I, 1871.
letter from Admiral Lanman, commanding the
South American feet, dated Rio Janeiro September o,
reports that the advices from Commander Quack.
enbush, commanding the Wasp, dated at Montevideo,
August 2s, state that ''ast week engagement TOOK
place between the reds and the whites near the Rio
Negro, resulting in the defeat Of the government
troops with loss OF four guns, $50 infantry and
half OF their stock. There has been occasional fir
ing near Coma."
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti. Sept. %, |
Via HAVANA, Oct Z. 1871.
The President Is about to set out on journey
through the Southern provinces.
It Is reported that the recent visit of Spencer ST.
John, the British Charge d'Araires at this capital
TO ST. Domingo was for the purpose OF looking into
the scheme roI the annexation OF that republic TO
the United States
The new coffee crop Is abundant.
Gold 100 for I.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
VIEWS OF THE PAST.

OCTOBER r.
ls7o-Presi,isnt Grams issued u proclamation warm
ing vessels OF bclllgerents from hostile demOn-
strltOns In American waters.
ISGs-i,attlc Of Perrvvile fKentuckyl; severe light
my between General McCOOks Union ana
Rragg's rebel forces resulted indcciSiveiy.
lS58-The British lorcha Arrow, anchored OF CAmOnv
China. was boarded by Chinese ana twelve 0S
her
Is5t-Stcninboat r.. X. Collins burned on Lake Erie
and the lives of twenty three passengers lOst
I7y;-iyons France having been surrendered ~
the republican army, many Of the cttizeRn
were robbed and mas9acrcd.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAnRET-LoSDos. Oct FL 80 p M
closed at 92is for 911 for
United States hvewenty bonds, 1888, a2 is66s old 9sk
1865, 20; tcn-forties, s9k.
I,Iy KRpooI. CoTToS MARKKr.-LivERpooL, Oct e.
130 P. MThe market closed quiet and steady Mddng up
lands 9,.d mdding Orleans O.,d. The sales day
have been $1,000 bales including 5000 speculation and
export shipments of cotton from Bombay up the 9th
Instant the last report, have been 100 bales
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkEr.-LIvFaPooI.C Oct. =
80 r. M.Taow, 46s per cw Fine rosin 23s cwt. for
LoNDoN PRODUCE MARKrr LONDON, Oct. f-I.3u r
M-Rehned petroleum, lShd lSlld. per gallon Tallow
as Spirits OF turpentine as per cwt
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Sad Casmnlty-One Man Killed and Two
Seriously Injured.
While three wOrkmen were engaged In the base
ment OF Havemeyer Elders sugar refinery, foot OF
south Third street. W williamsburg, yesterday, the
tank and some OF the tmbers fell upon them. Miles
McKenna. of 10s North Sixth street. was almost in
stanty killed. Edward Sullivan, OF 1lS North Fifth
street. was seriously, and John Mckee, OF $50 East
Seventeenth street. New York, slightly, injured. Nc
Kenna's body was borne to his residence ana CorO-
ner Whitehill was notified. The inquest VIII he held
on Monday.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
Quarantine Caution in the Frontier
Line Ports.
Money Speculation Amidst the
General Trouble.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The HERALD special correspondent in Mata-
moros telegraphs the following report of the
condition of affairs in the Mexican repubIic:-
MATAMoRos, Sept. "a, 1871.
President Juarez will certainly be elected
to the supreme power by the Mexican Con-
gress, in which body he has an efficient work
ing majority.
THE REVOLUTION.
the government in Singlava, has been ar
rested by the executive officials, and is now
in prison.
Generals Marquee, PARA and Escudero are
still In arms and head an insurrectionary
movement.
The officers Of the army of the republic say
that the combined effort of the revolutionists
does not appear important-just at present. at
least.
PROBATION IN THE PORTS.
The Mexican government has quarantined
the port of Bautista, with the adjoining line of
territory to Tabasco; also the port Of Colima
and the line to Manzanillo.
This action has been taken as military
measure.
SHUT OUT.
The port Of Magdalena has been closed by
order of the authorities
TO RENT.
Sedor Romero proposes to rent the Cali
fornia salt lakes to Mexican company.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
ALGERIA.
The Native Opposition to the French Still More
IntenseWill the Republic Aban-
don the Colony!
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HEBaLnl

PARls, Oct. I, 1871.
Tne continued agitation In the Algerian possess
sons or France causes feeling OF uneasncss, lest
the government may not be exercising the neces-
sary vigilance and energy in suppressing the trou.
bles, which, IL Is feared, may grow to such proper
itiOns 81 Co cause serious emba and ex-
pense or even 10 necessitate the abandonment OF
the COLONY.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
SWEDEN.
Close Of the Legislative Session by the King in
Words Of Royal Regret
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

STOCKHOLM. Oct. 7, 1871
Hts Majesty the King OF Sweden closed the session
or the sigsdag in person to-day and addressed the
body concerning the state OF the Kingdom He ex.
pressed 'great regret at the failure of the Lower
Chamber 20 act on the Army Reorganization bnl
thereby competing the postponement OF the action
authorized by this important measure" He deemed
1.-THE question OF national defence loo grave to be
thus susvended.r
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
ST. DOMINGO.

Baez Driving the Cabral Observation-Disclosures
Escape Of the Insurrrectionary Leader
A Vigorous Rally and Success
Flames and Military Execution.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
VENEZUELA.

Severe Battle Between the Government Forces and
the Insurgents-Armed Revolutionists Sur
prised and Slaughtered -Ciudad Boil
var Held Against the Govern
ment-Naval Operations