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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-17
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SHISS s co..
Successors to Samuel Hartley,l
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No l3 Union street,
Alexandria, Va
~. Particular attention paid to the selling 9t Q
FLOUR, GRAIN and all kinds Of COUNTK
PRODUCE, and filling all orders for GROCE-
RlES, GUANO, PLASTER, SEEDS, SC,
&c, ut the lowest market rates.
ES"Agcnts for the sale of james ). Noch' S
celebrated brands Of FAlIILY Y FLOUR.
Ea1-Agcnts for the sale Of the "RO UND TOP
HYDRAULIC CElIENT,' jan 5-tf
J. BRODERs. J. LANNOS.
y. No II King street,
Alexandria, Va
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES,
PKoV4sz1(2fffS1 81 1(9f FISH.
and PRODUCE.
Also keep ON hand a general assortment ot
Corduge Tar Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing, Oils,
Lamps and Ship and Naval Stores.
All orders and consgnmcnts promptly attend
cd to, and goods forwarded without delay to con-
sgnecs on arrival
Agents for Duponts Gunpowder.
XXX Ale and Porter always on hand.
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans
portation line. mn lO--u
u u. GOULD W. H. wILKENING
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-17
Custom Department.

Register your orders early in
the Custom Department, which
consists of Suits in effective and
stylish combination, while our
Coatings, Trousering3 and Vest
ings arc Of that elegance of taste
and chasteness Of colors, from
the silent to the loud, calculated
to please the most fastidious low
cr of fine trimmings, artistic cut
and stylish make.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
ASSEMBLY.

The Assembly met at II D. m The Adiutant-
General in response to a resolution OF the House TO
how much more money is required TO pay certhcatcs
issued TO soldiers Of the War Of 1872 reported that the
number OF certificates issued s that the aegre-
gate awards amounted to $2, that the interest was
$3.50 22l-n all 81 535ei9; from which must be deducted
$4,000 appropriated in 1869 and 1870 with interest rom
The bill Incorporating the NewYork Live Stock Com
Bills were misunderstanding the charter OF Dun
KIRK; incorporating the Emra Park Asociatoni chang
providing for building bridge over Tonawanda creek
defining powers and duties OF Treasures and super
ysors and other officers in aiding the construction OF
mortgages deducted from the assessments real estate
and charterng the Security Deposit Company OF New
on motion Of Mr.. Howe the Canal Board was called
upon for their opinion the necessity and the esti
mated cost enlarDg the locks the western division
Of be Erie Canal 80 as TO admit the passage OF boats
feet long ana % feet wide.
resolution was offered denouncing the proposition 10
annex san Domingo a fraud Laid over.
The following bills were disposed Of p Committee OF tho
Whole as noted: Providing for completing the Court
House in the Third Judicial District III the city Of New
York-third reading; authorizing thehodcTs OF certain
railroad mortgage bonds 10 make them payable TO bearer
ton of the GouftHouse in the Ninth Judicial District "
the City of New Iork-third reading AMI amending mo
revised statutes relative TO the custody Of minor children
A bin was introduced to prevent the OF steam
railroads in the City Of New York below Thirtieth-st
A bill also introduced requiring Fare insurance
Companies, where the policy limits the time for com
mencing suit to he ready for sult WITHIN the nIted
time In Of the total destruction Of building The
Company shall not have any deduction made on tho
ground that the property insured beyond s actual
value. All companies shall, before August lsll, de-
post in the Department $4,000 and on the ist
of February following the further sum OF $4,000, IN
public Of the United States OF this state or of
bonds OF cities Of this State above par or bonds
and mortgages, which shall be held for the security "
policy hoders, but the companies may collect the IN
terest on when the companies desire 10 relu-
quish their business, they may withdraw their Sc
curties, after giving due notice and making proper
exhibition.
A bill was introduced TO amend the General Railway
act by requiring companies 70 Jay Tais NOT iess Juan ~
pounds the neal yard, where the gauge is feet
inches OF less. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
THE COLD SNAP.

The weather continued very cold yesterday,
and ferry boat navigation was much impeded by lee
There was ice In the Lower Buy, according to the
statements Of the Sandy Hook pilots, than at any time
during the present Winter. Some of the buoys were
thrown out Of place and consequently the navigation Of
the Bay was difficult on the west bank, the ship Hes
SIAN yesterday, vas driven ashore by the lee She was
worked OF after two hours delay and proceeded on her
- A.
As the steamtug r. 8. Conover was coming rom the
North the East River, with five coal barges In Tow,
opposite the new BargeOice, the barge NO. 9s1 was
forced by the lee the large buoy, breaking her IN ana
sinking her immediately, and causing barges No 10 and
Thad g. Davis 10 part their lines The captain ana mel
OF unken barge rescued by the United states
Revenue cutter Jessamne. Barge No 80 drted ashore
on the Battery, and the Thad :. Davis was Iaheh ih
tow by tug and received no damage.
Squads Of fremen who were ordered yesterday
TO examine the hydrants found the water ia many
of them that they could not be used in case OF
fire. OF them were put in Herviceabe CONDITION.
but the remainder had Ia be left they were round
on sunday morning the steam-tug ROndout was cut
through by The Ice Off Grand IT. and sunk The Ice n ~
thick and heavy that vessel anchor III the stream
with safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ALBANY:
SAVINGS BANKs-soNE RESOLUTIONS on SAN
DOMINGO-ANOTHER sTREET JOB.

SAVINGS BANKs-soME RESOLUTIONS ON sAH
DoMINGo-ANoTHER STREET JOB.
ALBANY, Feb. 6.-About one-third OF the
Senate half OF the Assembly got together this even
ing at $780, and transacted considerable unimportant
business. The Assembly fell into q very Improbable
discussion on savings banks The point being whether
a savings bank should be permitted 10 receive more
than 5000 deposit from single person. Mr.. Bartlett
showed that laws fixing limit easily eyaded and
of practical moment. Mr. Alvord had some indistnct
savings banks ought 10 discriminate against
rich men, in fact that the law ought not TO permit cav
ings banks 10 give rich any encouragement Den
mis- Burns feared that ten men might coDspirs
together each having deposited 10000 and break bank
by simultaneously calling for their money. Mr.. Weed
said the banks could not he hurt in this since they
may insist 80 days notice Mr.. Alvordt maintained
that they had such privileges. Mr. Field showed from
the statute book, contrary TO the assertion or Ayord
that savings banks previously chartered had been
allowed receive deposits to the amount OF $4,000 from
single individuals Altogether there great disagree
ment and clear signs OF quackery among the doctors
The Assembly being in perpeXity, refused 30 amend
the BILL and the Port Chester Savings Bank viii be al
lowed TO receive $1,000 from any who III "a
leave IL on deposit.
Mr. Nelson OF Rockland submitted tedious string Of
resolutions relative san Domingo They were there
fore, resigned 10 the Committee on Fedora kelAonS
which has charge OF waste paper.
Among the bills introduced in the Assembly, thi
evening was rather direct strike at the Hudson kye'
Railroad Company. Its author, Mr.. hadigan OF New
York. proposes to restrain all railroads from using
steamer gnes, dummies, Of any ktd that are
propelled, drawn, carried by the use or agency h
steam below Thirtiethst, under penalty OF $50 fine
for each ofense.
Senator Genet's bill extending Lexington-ave SOUTH
ward through Gramercy Park and northward to Ninety
secondst came up in the Senate, and encountered some
opposition from Senator Bradley, who presented ths
protests Of residents about Creamery Park I"eeo
advocated the bill, and, motion OF Mr. Genet "s@
ordered a third reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
r1FGRApHIC NOTES.

The Kennebec River is frozen over at Bath Nc.
The decision in the Cheney case will be rem
dered to-day in Chicago 49,
The United States steamer Nipsic sailed IRON
p,n,na on the 18th ut, for the Aifato klFer'
At Rye n H.. and in that neighborhood,
III - axe was felt O'Clock Sunday morning
A companv has been formed 10 construct
railway from Fredericton 70 the River Do Loup 10 ''"
seyen ce-boats reached New0urgh yesterday
from and Poaghkeepe the ooahns os ei's'hS
The Hudson River ice crop will be harvested
entirely Weine sia night Al dooo" s' nov - - ~ "t"
or better crop was never cut before "
AUalifax q spstch says that the trials in tho
- ~. ssbing ,eboope Nckersou IL Wonson and A. J.
tT.pLn are anshed Aa all three VIII probably be oaemied
The emigrants returning 10 San Francisco from
threaten The
% Tor leading into the expedition BY false preeas Some u
them .retra country ~ miles without seeing bni alma
Of arabic hna.
~. sans az Israel" Phdephis have enetvon
The Organization adoption " eudosin plan for he
s az he widows deceased brethren opposed ~
h SerYok lodges o. the order and the dspot- has eumnste "a "a
ne. orsluoa which tey olei by lodge So Ioa' snd
Pbursh The order called The ImpToyd Orsr Of Free Sous
Of Israel"
-. Considerable interest has been produced IN
circles Cncnat from the ~ The lo0ng Nomns
Library sunday afternoon The Rev VIM BHuns groneai
AMI PreshytrAa Ministerial Assoc aaon OF at city
adopted paper tporng the OF sooAi aseeran 1ees
aud declaring that public travel pleasure eheur INC hoN
eating LIQUORS sunday Gnonhruf
cpncerug me disposition r.
mote facilities for secular reading BY openiSs ne pablo nrr'us
sunday the emhcs OF he Libraries NJ orntf. 80
religious reading room The nsensg lIe wsa ooI
sentsng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
THE BERGEN TUNNEL CONTEST.

PROPOSITIONS BY THE ERIE C0MPAEY-GOV
RANDOLPH TO ACT As MEDIATOR.
jaw Gould, the President of the Erie Rail
way Company has proposed that Gov Randolph OF
NewJersey shall act mediator In the adjustment OF
the differences between THE Erie and the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Companies in regard to the
use Of the Bergen Tunnel and he has also furnished for
publication certain instructions given TO the Supern
tendent the Erie Railway, in view Of that proposition
as will be seen from the suhjOned letters IL II stated
that Gov Randolph has personally interested himself IN
the matter and is already acting as mediator between
the cOntending Companies.
T1< Hon. THFoDoEE f. RAsDoIPH horrtstotn ~ y L., e.,
,erl 10 lie definitions Of The train, Of the Morris Railroad
at The Tunnel have given he @a Careful personal
'n r. The present Railway adopted the
1910 has changed the slightest particular and
ce it follow, that no further change ul the 'optcl
by ne IN O o1S ~ h CSf Vus precedence our
table trains and General Superintendent Of The
Of G'o our y c e trains a. tsc lad BI Grafton 1870
nGea oYe Deav.re western Railroad to ensble
nat COMPANY TO make s for tse5 own tram. nee. q S the
Third Under the order Of the ChefJasSs the ESsgT bo '
and with far greater safety TO the lives Of The passengers OF ooh
fr D. W Co. refuse 70 mts.oy chang, in their time
81 rr Iosd A. uncomfortable 4, possible Thave pretty
conclusion hiatt little whoe,ome competition IN the "i OF
ru Which nov asked Of The Lg,urel /. the on which
that Company made spp the value Of their suburban
travel $50 ,,...
Appreeang DO highly the vane Of Judgment prao
c railroad perfectly with the Tunnel question have
du,y to furnish with these plain statements, 70 free
mye suspicion intention TO DO anything that
could interfere with the convenience comfort Of The patron,
Of ss Railroad and With the sincere hope that from
and practical common could
hing nch prere 10 bear upon the Land W. r. would influence
them 70 simply change their timetable avoid deenons OF
tier patrons IN future Thsnk again for the courtesy and cor so
Grafton with you have always treated iout respectfully
and truly, az "V'AD'
Law Gould has also written to Mr. Berthoud supern-
teudeut Of the Eastern Division Erie Railroad approving
OF his arrangement for sending out freight trains
between and p IN, and lnstructlhs nun 10 max IN
proper efforts for the accommodation OF travellers by
both lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
CRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Harry March, printer. stabbed himself fatally,
With bowie fnife, in Boston, on Sunday.
The farmhouse of David Bailey, jr., in Wiscas-
SET Me-. burned on Saturday. No insurance
Mrs Fair has been indicted in San Francisco
for the murder Of A. p Cnttenden In November last
The station buildings of the Michigan Central
Railroad al Galesburs, Mich. burned on Sunday.
Hovey's Block, in East Saginaw, Mich, was
burned on sunday Loss, $1,000 insurance. s9oOOo
Thomas Shannon, aged 81, employed in the
Hamilton tMa Print WORKS caught in the machinery yeiay
and ALLIED.
Wilbur G.. Andrews, son Of the Hon. Leonard
Andrews instantly Killed Bdiso Ne, Jseriay BY falling
under a locomotive.
Walter Browns boat-house at Boston, which
600 destroyed BY the ice aud wind Sunday number OF
boats damaged
THE Commercial Bank at 81. John. n. IS. wac
entered by burglars Sunday night and large amount oil "Oh anu
securities stolen.
J. T. Wythe one of the robbers of the man car
the Pacific RslIo Alta has been arrested At Irueaee anu y ~
bis way TO San Francisco for trial
Pour tenement-houses at Beloit WIS, oNneu
by b. Brown we're burned Sunday Loss, eIOV"i Insurance
$1,000. Nineteea families occupied the houses
The captain of the bark Wild Hunter, l4Q days
from Liverpool been at So John D. on 'ne "Ns
dspo.ng OF portion Of his cargo AZ st. Johns ~ r.
The smallpox is spreading at 81 John a., ~ r.,
and appsar, pecuiarly infectious but not rs yet very
physicians appointed by the Board Of heH.n ,,.1
and efforts are making procure building "f hosPA@
On Saturday Martha krenZenh0sspe agS s le
smni,I in Resse 1aures plerml Hamilton one e mi
stfapioor on the third aoor into the hopper esa o' 49,
sesI, The mill could be stopped Was literally torn to piece"
The body of an unknown man was iouiu male ale
III, raoad,raek Toledo SUNDAY - Of he 5reeas>
SSIesv. seen sh'e "p 's"-' w.
ing and be - . that pme m'ope~'e"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
Y SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 6.-The Liverpool and
rondon Fire and Life Insurance Company ag S. Oliver,
Treasurer OF the State Of Massachusetts, error to the
Supreme Court of Observation-Disclosures Court in this
affirmed the right of the State of Massachusetts, to i'm
nose tax Of per cent all premiums paid 10 such in
snrance companies Incorporated under the laws OF foreign
countries The Court also held that Notwithstanding the
fact that these companies not strictly corporations
under the British laws still having all the attributes OF
corporations and having conferred upon them all the
essential privileges Of corporations they must be re-
9arded such in this country. MI Justice Miller de-
6yered the opinion Of the Court
Wing agt. Sch0Onmaker appeal from the Circuit
Court for the Northern District OF New YOrkThs case
presented the question whether the principle upon the
same impression made different parts OF the same
photographic plate by means OF sliding pateholder,
l. An old or new invention The Court below decided
that 1t In years before the alleged nVen
ton OF the appellant and dismissed the bill The decree
dismssing the bill is affirmed here by divided Court
Mr.. Justice Nelson announced the declslon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.


The Senate met at z! p. IN. A bill was ln-
troduced to provide for Courthouse in the Fifth Dis
trct in the City OF York which shall be located by
Commission consisting of citizen appointed by the
MAYOR TO act with the Justice OF the District They shall
purchase the real estate required and employ the nece
sary assistance the whole expense not 10 exceed $4,000
10 be raised by the Board OF Supervisors.
Also bin relative to the office OF Clerk Of the City and
County of NewYOrk II gives him power 10 have mutt
lated records copied, and copies to be valid he may a.
sign as searchers IL necessary 20 perform tins
work, who shall receive the same pay as persons now
performing such service Section 3, Chapter 40, OF the
Laws of Is47 is repealed and much OF Section and
Section 6 OF the Chapter relates to the Clerk are
also repealed.
Notice was given OF a bill for the appointment of
Medical Commission for the better protection OF the III
sane of the City and County OF New-YOrk.
The following bills disposed OF in Committee oi
the Whole noted Amending the Charter OF the Loan
ers' Bank of the CITY Of New-YOrk-third reading;
amending the Charter OF the Hudson and Harlem River
Canal Company reading; 10 extend Lexington
ave-, New lOrk-third reading. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS
A GERMAN VIEW OF THE FRENCH FoA' !
CAL SITUATION.

.c,, nvrwrrN THE PARIS AND BOX
ny,rx GOVERNMENTS THOUGHT To BE IN
o,-o,, ,o,p.S ADJOURNMENT OF IhE
v1pcrroNs PROBABLE-LIsT of
c.ND,n.rEs THUS FAR NOMINATED
LONDON. Monday, Feb. g. 1871.
,,or.ailles gives the following Off
-, Of the views of the German author
;,,es ON the political situation in France;
IN. anolity of the French Government VIII
il. Lad the Administration at Bordeaux 10
-, ohservance of the Convention entered into by
-. cormans and the authorities at Paris Inc
,,..vortion only looked to negotiations for Tree
,.omblv and an arbitrarily Reconstructed body under
a. d;ctation of NJ Gambetta is not entitled to such
.6tle NJ Favre has informed Count Won Bismarck
that he will reseind the DEGREES issued by NJ Gam
hstta The confusion is, however, probably only
removable by the adjournment of the elections"
A decree. signed by all the Ministers in Paris
has been promulgated, annulling Gambettas decree
on electoral disabilities 1t maintains the supreme au-
tbority of the Paris Government and declares that
the elections shall be unrestricted Ii is believed that
neither the Government of National Defense,
the Red Republicans nor the Imperialists have any
chance of carrying the elections. The public favor
the Moderate party, condemn the weakness OF
the Government, and complain that they were not
consulted on the capituatiOn and armistice.
The Independence Beige publishes the following list
of candidates for the Constituent Assembly, named
in PARIS on Wednesday of last week
Jules Favre, Isaac Adophe Cremeux, Alexander
Glas- Bizon Louis Joseph Ernest Picard, Jules 81
mon Pierre. Clement Eugene Pelletan Emanuel
Arago Louis Antoine Garnier-Pages, Jules Ferry,
Henri ROchefort, Admiral Saisset, Admiral de La
Roncere de NOury, Admiral POthOuan.
The following-named persons have been put IN
nomination from other portions of France
NM Fauston, Lille Lihonde, Berthelot, Theirs,
and other wel-known financiers; AphOnse Roths-
child jacques Mallet Antoine Emile Solacroup Nj.
Pierrad and Francois-C Clement Savage, prominent
civil engineers and John Emile LemOinne of the
Debats, Claudius Hebrard, Louis Marcein Carne
Bon-LOuis-H Henri Martin, and NM. Desmarets
Vaoheal, and Lochin, journalists.
The journals of the north of France continue to
denouncc the recent DEGREES by NJ. Gambetta and
urge that the country needs and desires peace.
The elections in Paris are postponed until the sth
inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
PERsoNALIrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

u. s. Assessor Singleton of the LIST West Viz
ginia District died yesterday.
Gov. Stevenson of Kentucky, it is reported.
will resign Monday 18th
800. The marble statue of the Hon. James Guthrie
arrived At Louisville yesterday, from Italy.
go. Herschel V. Johnson Of Georgia has been ad-
mted to the Bar Of the United States Supreme -Oat
49, The Hon. Isaac f. Hester. a prominent MEM
PennsysS Bar, died in Lancaster yesterday
..B F. Hickman died in ST. Louis yesterday.
quarter Of cenur past the Cek Of the JHi states
District and Circuit Courts in ST Louis
Mrs. Maria Mills of Chicago has brought still
another suit ,gans the Rev M Knapp beng third oue ms '
for breach Of promise. She claims $1,000 dan yea
49,. Senator Cameron is still SUIT ring from a lali
week since but BIZ ea heAl cool ne ga
Committee-room yesterday eruiehe but dd not 'F We
Senate. 49, .... ,Lo Ali
&C. +. Hovey & Co, whose store, near the Abel t.
NH Tbeater Boston burning SATURDAY ngt ave
scknowlegi OF the srcDen by gEns el"o TO We Fs
Deus rlnept Charitable Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
RAPID TRANSIT.
LINE OF NORTH RIVER STEAMERS TO BE Is
TABLISHED.

LINE OF NORTH RIVER STEAMERS TO BE Is
TABLIsHED.
A company has been formed for the estab-
lishment OF line OF steamers between Spuyten Duyvii
and pier lower part OF the city and Will soon
be incorporated with the following trustees: Matthew
T. Brennan, Thomas E. Field, N. A. Lspeinasse, r. o.
Glover r. Vose James Turner, 4. Knapp, L. b. AoRer'
man, and exMayor Temann. Ii Is proposed TO stop az
Fort Washington, Inwood, Onehundred- and-nty-
second-st, Manhattanvile, and Thirty-fourthst ana
thence TO run to dock in the vicinity Of Cedars The
length OF the line will he Is miles and it claimed that
the rate OF speed be made 70 average II miles an
hour. The company will charter the steamboat sylvan
Stream until its boats ready IL IL intended 10
have two boats for passengers ana one Ior iteg
and will $50 600 each The through rates VIII be
IS cents, and way fares 10 cents Many passengers from
Yonkers and above, il IL anticipated, Will stop al Man
hatanvie and take the boat from that point town
1t will cost them than stage fare and VIII save
As minutes in Time The stock has all been taken ana
there to be nothing TO prevent the running OF
the boats at an early day.
ELEVATED RAILWAYS, AND COMPRESSED AK As
MOToR-A NEW PLAN.
Horace H. Day has addressed letter TO Mayor Hall
embodyng scheme for rapid transit, which II substan
italy az follows:
The first question is the motive power while the ss<n
propose be earned steam yet cheaper % and better and
free from nurmounabe engineering dheues compressor
giving Of s power through engines substantially the same 'es
propose extending from the east line The build
ngs @ than $50 feet vide toward the North River and
reaching from the Battery 70 Tnretb and Ultimately 70 ln c
side OF this avenue would erect an elevated
E to Occupy % feet SpPo upon DD aOs n P The SST IS for
Ordinary travel and without disturbing etsng 'ewefppe or o
mes Commerce R" now enters til. city on ito side
an! this viii Be '",ys eIs, and re-. Wild, n avenue
demand Of the hour On the Bsst River side would erect similar
I'm and thence ON 10 the North River this road to
BROOKLYN With other branch roads Of similar construction a.
ugb be determined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
SOUTH AMERICA.

THE BOLIVIA INSURGENTS DEFEATED AT ORURO
WAR BETWEEN COLOMBIA AND THE ALLIED
STATES OF ECUADOR, BRAZIL, AND PERU.
PANAMA, Feb. !, via HAVANA Feb. 6.-There
news from Bolivia that another battle has been fought
at Oruro which the Government forces were vctori
GUS In the battle at Curagara the Government troops
were routed and many prisoners were taken.l
The revOutOnists of Colombia have organized Pro-
yisional Government The adheTents Of the legitimate
Government are preparing for obstinate resistance.
There is a rlmOr that Ecuador, Brazil, and Peru have
formed an alliance agcinst Colombia.
The Governments OF san SalN adOr and BOLIVIA nave
agreed upon a new treaty OF amity and commerce. ~
The steamers Eleanor OF Glasgow and the John Elder
OF the Pacific Navigation Company in collision of
the mouth Of the NarrOne River. All on board were
saved, except mother and child.