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8 3FOLLETIN.
Ell GUARDIA CIVIL.
LAS v1cTtMAs DE BELLvER. 9
CANTO III.
tCoNcLus1os.)
(CONCLusION.)


Ilvedlos. !! ora. seParan. y el estruen-
lido
De ruedas ycaballos Sc ha sentido. ~
lue asustados tai vez patten corriendo
De la tormenta al trueno enronquecido- :.
De pronto aquel rumor que iba acreciendo
Gesa, y solo Sc escucha entristecido
q eco de un mortal que demandaba
Auxilio al cielo, y salvacion clamaba.
No fuela voz de aquel desventurado
Tan pronto en- los espacios repetida
Vi parte mas veloz de arco forzado
"a Aecha por IL cuerda despedida;
como al Dir 81 gritog A desdichado
4os guardias corren- y 4 salvar la vida
Del infeliz que gime al punto vuelan,
Z ofrecen Ia esperanza y le consuelan.
Imprecaciones, ayes y gemidos
rinto en- su sangre nm hombre y desma-
(yado
en- Ia aAiccion y en- 81 pesar sumidos
a madre, el tierno esposo, Ell hijo amado.
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NOTlCIAS DE LOS SFILIBUSTEROS

El Excmo. Sr. ministro espanol en-
Washington, Sr. Lopez Roberts, en-
telegrama de aver, comunica al
Ecxmo. Sr. CAPTAIN General las 81
guientes .noticias.
"Segun despacho telegrafco del
Consul en- ell Canada, Sc ha disuelto
la expedition filibustera que Sc in
tent6 organizar en- dicho punto.
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ha resuelto sofocar la insurreccion el
Cuba sin reparar Ell sacrifcios.
| Filadelfa, Julio 31.-Ha llegado
procedente de la Habana, Ell vapo
cOrreo americana Janiato.
! L6ndres, 1o de agosto, poy la mana
m0.-El voto de la Camara de los Lo
res ha sido favorable al gobierno eli
10 de abolir la venta de grados del eier
cito.
Ell ministerio ha sido derrotado Ell
la Camara de los Comunes sobre Ii
question de enmienda al bill de cleo
clones.
Habana, 2 de Agosto de 1871.-La
deuda dc los Estados- Unidos ha te-
nido una disminucion, durante ell pa
sado mes, de cerca de ocho y tres
cuartos millones de pesos.
Paris, agosto 2.-El c6lera esta en-
la parte Sur de Francia.
L0ndres, 2 de agosto. .-Ha ocurrido
un case de c6lera en- la ciudad de
Hull.
El Parlamento ha asignado una Gre
cida dotacion al principe Arturo.
Leemos en- La Bandeya -EspaNoza
de Santiago de Cuba las siguientes
noticias telegrafcas:
HabonG 20 de julio.-El "Rapido"
lego el Jueves.-El Consul espanol
del Canada ha telegrafado que Ia ex-
pedicion de filibusteros organizada en-
Montreal Sc IA aabandonado.- .-Bembet
ia Sc EMBARGO para Europa ell martes.
Ell Cable de Nueva-Y York estainter-
rumpido.-Hay rumores respecto 4 la
presentation de muchos prominentes
insurrectos cubanos militares y ciyiles,
en- ell Departamento Central.
Habana 81 de Julio.-El gobierno
ha modiicado los reglamentos de los
pasaportes, evitando los actuales in
convenientes 4 los extranjeros que
llegan q la isla.
Nueva-Y York.-La caldera del bote
de trasporte de la 1sla de oJaJen re-
vent6 el Domingo y han resultado $50
muertos.-El furor por las minas va
en- aumento en- Mejico; las minas dan
gran cantidad; la prosperidad del pals
sera cierta 81 La paz contin1a.-El
Diario de Paris, la Presse, ha vuelto
q publicarse Gueronniere su editor,
defende los principles liberales y
unidos.
Habana IL de agosto.-Madrid.-
El Impartial dice que Gomez tiene
intenciones de pagar los reditos de la
deuda y no Sc ha reducido ell presu-
puesto de la guerra.
HabamG 3 de Agosto.-Se CORE
que Remuzates el successor de Favre.
400 diputados del centro izquier-
do apoyan la prolongacion de Theirs
Ell en- poder
Ell diario Gel Salut" dice que la sola
ambicion de Theirs es ell conside-
rarse el Washington de Francia.
Domingo Ruiz, acusado de violacion
de las leyes de neutralidad en- Anne
RIGA, ha sido puesto en- libertad.
Los peri6dicos americanos hablan
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Anoche POGO antes de las ocho lle-
60 al paradero de Villanueva ell Exc
mo. Sr. Gobernador Captain General
conde de Valmaseda. ALI esperaban
q S. E. las autoridades civiles y mill
tares, varias personas de su amistad,
1uerza del battalion que escaba de re-
ten y la banda de mdsica del mismo.
POGO despues de su llegada Sc trasla-
do 5. p. en- su carruaje palacio.
Y en- la Ultima hora del mismo
diario de II de agosto:
Recibimos en- la tarde de aver el si-
guiente, que el Casino Espanol de la
Habana dirige
'Al Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Ultramar.
"Cumplo gustoso ell acuerdo de la
Directiva de este Casino Espanol en-
viando a Y. E., en- nombre de los lea
les habitantes de Cuba, la expression
mas sincera de nuestra gratitud por
las benevolas frases empleadas en- su
telegrama al Excmo Sr. Captain &C.
neral, al manifestarle Ell decidido pro-
p6sito que anima V. E. y 4 todo Ell
Gabinete nombrado por S. NJ. el Rey
lie exterminar los enemigos de la ma
;ionalidad espanola y devolver a esta
provincial la anhelada paz. Habana, 80
lie julio de 1871.-El Presidente ac-
:idental, Antonio C. Tellersa."
TELEGRANIAS.
Madrid, % de jalio-El gabinete
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MUM. SO.

dose una comisiOn pr6via para presen-
tar los trobQjos d Ia Corporation; des-
pues que el mismo Sr. Garcia Maitin
objet6 que la respomsabil;dad era ia-
, "aeasa g que no debia contraer1a uno
parte de la Diputacion simo toda esa
pte~o, correspondence ga d los mombya-
na'entos no d los Comismios, porque
dejaban de hacerse imteripansente, q
precisabo que Ia respomsabizidad tisese
n'anconsunada por 10 Craze de la cues
t'om; y despues, por dltimo, de haber-
Sc acordado por mn0ninaioad que deSde
aq"et monse'ato Quedasem todaS las soli-
c'tatdes de los que pretendian plaza em
Ia Secretar5a de la Diputaciom, d la
disposition de todos los semoyes Dipu-
tGdos para queestos pudieyan estmdiay-
las g comparorlas, y Biado el Domingo
pr6rsno para hacey los nombramientos
en- session. ertraordsnaria secyeta; tene-
mos que, segun nuestros informes
10 que han dicho mas de una pluma
en- los peri6dicos, sin haberse levan.
tado ninguna a desmentirlo, no hubo
Ia classification q erdmem que coryes-
po,'dta, de los meritos servicios de-
jados 6 sujetos a la inspection de to.
dos los Se@ores Diputados, nj Sc hicie-
ron compar0ciones yespect;vas q fin de
conceder los destinos q quienes tuvie.
sen mejores condolences para obte-
nerlos; ultimandose ell dia treinta la
importante question de nombramien-
tos, con la eleccion de individuos, sin
meritos y servicios los mas, y hasta
lgnorandose respecto de algunos, su
procedencia nj ramo donde los hubie-
sen contraido; y este sell6, sin mas
tormas nj requisites, aquel acto de tan
smmensa respo'asabilidad.
Un silencio harto reparable ha sido
el resultado de las provocaciones con
que Sc ha demandado la razon de Sc
mmfg}happt mmfg}happt}fd dc n6aer Due en- vsz de esclarecerse
y satisfacer al pdblico de aquella con-
ducta, Sc ha reproducido ell mismo
lance, la misma infraccion, y, permi-
tasenos decirlo, en- ell nombramiento
de Secretario, que ha hecho la Excma
Diputacion Provincial ell once del
mes pr6ximo pasado, ell session ordi-
maria, compuesta de trece individuos,
cua'ado por una Ley escrita no ha. .po-
dido nj debido tener Mgar la election
si,ao entire ve;'ate g cwato Diputados en-
pleuo: pues de otro modo Sc ataca
manifestamente a la misma Ley san
cionada para el 6rden y religiosidad
de actos que, con motive nj pretexto
alguno, deferen a menor n1mero de
votantes; y la nulidad desellos es tan
consiguiente, como la pena la per-
petracion del delito.
Sobre dicha nulidad y reserva de
derechos, que Sc dicen pendientes de
darse al pdblico el acuerdo de once de
Julio, Sc han ocupado las columnas
de nuestro peri6dico aunque en- vano
hasta ahora; y como consideramos que
la Excma. Diputacion Provincial est&
obligada aromper el silencioque lehe-
mos visto guardian constantemente, es-
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NUEvA VICTORIA.

Ell enemigo ha sido batido y dis
persado en- los montes de la Demaia-
qua ell dia q del corriente, causan-
dole grandes bajas. Las nuestras
han sido insignifcantes.
Ell Coronel Canizal contin1a su
persecution con las tropas de su
mando.
Por datos adquiridos de un prisio-
nero Sc sabe que el enemigo tuvo el
II en- la accion de la Estacada mas
de 40 bajas.
Lo que de 6rden de S. E. Sc pu-
blica para satisfaction del pGblico.
Cuba 29 de Julio de 1871.
El G. I. @. Jefe de E. Mp. I.
Ell TIC. Official IL encargado, Ma
nuel de H. Iejera Peasom.
La coHtraguerr1lIa de Manzanillo
ha capturado en- ell Guayabaz a los
cabecillas Carlos Quesada, primo
hermano del titulado general del
mismo apellido "a Miguel Figuere
do titulado Gobernador del Distrito
de-Bayamo. Ademas Sc han hechos
varios muertos al enemigo Y entire
ellos dos Capitanes ayudantes de
Pancho Aguilera, cogido 18 perso-
mas y varias armas de fuego y caba-
Hos, gran ndmero de presentados.
l4o que de 6rden de S. E. SO publi-
ca para general conocimiento.
Santiago de Cuba 30 de Julio de
1871.
Ell G. T. G. Jefe de E. Mp. /.
Ell t. G. Official IL encargado, Ma
muel de J. Tejera Peasom.
Finalmente en- su n1mero del 5
del corriente dice asf La Bandera
Esp0Nola:
EJECUCION DE JUsTICIA.
Esta maf1ana han sido fusilados en-
al Iy1o Ia
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FIAT JU TITIA.

Paladines en- la question que propo-
nemos 8 aceptamos, reconocemos des-
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PERIODlCO pubca
anN een dan acanes DE ANUNCIOS
ls neas de IMPRESSION fits pande
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DE pneb
M 1U - meses i'd i'd 3d. i'd
Un mes ID en- los pueblos m BOLET
franco de porte cuauer
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EJECUCION DE JUsTlCIA.
Esta mafana han sido fusilados en-
el lugar de costumbre, los cabeci-
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q Ysase q admer0 II dsl ''Guia0 pas. 70.
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Madrid, % de Jalio.-El gabinete
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Recibimos en- la tarde de aver Ell 81
guiente, que el Casino Espanol de /
Habana dirige
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.. AFFAIRS IN EUPOPE.
INTERESTING FRENCH NEWS.
d UsTRrAv TR1UupHA1 cEREMon1 e.
BURNING OF A LONDON THEATRE
THE WASHINGTON TREATY
French News,

French News.
LONDON, June 13.-The army in Paris
VIII evacuate within two days, except In
Villette distrusts. 10
Urbaine,, member of the Commune, has
been arrested. 'N'o
A manifesto from the Directory Society
lnternatlonal protests against Versaillist's
cruelties, and urges its members to avenue
their slaughtered brethren.
VERSAILLES, June 13.-Joinvillo and
D}Aumale have visited Theirs.
PARIS, June 13.-General Fabrice. tho
German civil administrator in France, has
officially visited Theirs, and will shortly
leave France.
* From Paris.
PARIS, June 13.-The Princess Matilde
has asked President Thers's permission to
return to Paris. promising to abstain from
political intrigues.
The public gardens have been reopened.
The work of restoration in the Bots de Bou-
logne has begun. Workmen are replanting
the trees and shrubbery, filling the bitches,
and dwelling the works Of The troops.
The weather is warm and pleasant, and
the streets are crowded with people.
From ireland.
LONDON, June 13.-The Lord Mayor Of
Dublin is dead. .--
From Austria.
VIENNA, June 13.-Gencral Won Goblenz
goes to Berlin as the special representative
of Austria to attend the triumphal ceremo
MES. he is the bearer OF congratuiatory
letter from the Emperor of Austria to the
Emperor Of Germany.
Theatre on Fire.
LONDON, June ia dispatch from Bres
| this evening says that fire broke oLlt IL
the StIadt Theatre at about o'clock ant
| the building was in flames, with lit tie pros
! pect of its being saved.
General Trochu Defends His Administration.
VERSAILLES, June 13.-General Trochu
has made long speech before the Assem-.
bly, in justification Of his administration.
he said he wrote to Napoleon in August
urging the recall of BaZaine's army to Paris
He assented to the conference of Chalons,
| when it was decided that he, as Governor
of Paris, should prepare for the return oil
Napoleon to the capital, which was form
ally opposed by the Empress. Trochu
added that he was badly received by Count
De Palikao as long rs the latter remained
Minister of War. Gen. Trochu then gave
O detailed account Of the difficulties Of de-
fence during the siege of Paris.
The Washington Treaty-Again. 4.
LONDON, June 13.-The Times says:
1.-The discussion yesterday in the House
of Lords once more shows that the advan,
tages of the treaty at Washington greatly
oyerbalance its deficiencies. We admit that
to yield everything to conciliate an oppo
nent is unWisc, but the American comlnis
sioners also receded from their original dc.
mands. The machinery of arbitration is
satisfactory, and the claims on both sides
could hardly be settled in any other way"
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THE HARRISBURG estate JOURNAL" ON
PRIMARY ELEcTIoNs.-The system OF making
nominations by direct vote of the people
is the fairest and most honorable which
could be adopted, because it represents the
true idea Of RepuhIicanism and self-goVern-
ment. and because, also. the delegate sys-
tenn is corrupt, debased by bad men, and
without single feature to commend IL TO
public confidence. But whenever dlshonest
politicians hold counties in their control
by the force Of the delegate system, they
have been loud in declaring the Crawford
county system Of making nOminatlonS by q
direct vote of the people failure, and that
the Republicans Of Dauphin county, where
the system originated, are disguised win
its operations. This plea has been tired
hundred times in this county when an effort
has been made to introduce the same sys-
TEN here. or course there is no truth In
the allegation, as is shown in recent cleo
ton for the purpose of testing in Crawford
county whether the mass Of the Republi-
can party are willing to confess they are
not tit to Judge who shall be their candl-
dates for official position. At the election
referred to, the vote was, for repeal a !;
against repeal and in favor OF the system,
1927. This may be considered an Over
whelming majority in favor OF the system
in the county which has used 1t the lonSe.t,
having originated 1t. The advocates of tue
proposition to introduce this system i'll
Dauphin county have now an argument
which its opponents cannot answer. Let
| these facts be well known to the next Re
publican county convention.
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TeIegraphtc Summary


Judge Lindley. of St. Louis, has decided
tnat the Missouri State Lottery is legally
chartered, and cannot be molested Until
the charter legally expires.
Elias I. Garfield, formerly a respectable
ana prosperous citizen of st. Louis, but re-
centiy OF incorporate habits, shot himself
through the head while playing dominoes
The third annual re union Of the ,. rm1
ana Navy of the Gulf, Gen. Sheridan IRE,
siding, occurs July TIN, at Newport. p Z
western, the pede strian, has walked 11s
miles in twenty-thr hours and fortv.five
minutes, in New York. ''' -n'e
The specie shipments Yesterday from
New York intel to $4,000. VIA
On the occasion of laying the cornor-
stone OF the new Odd-FelloWs' temnle in
boston, yesterday, there were between
seven and eight thousand Odd-Fellows in
the ilne OF the procession,
The Excelsior Hose Company, of Lowell,
August. .s....''''1- - ' COMPANY III
The Democratic County Convention ot
Heading, Fenn., has instructed it's dele.
gates TO the next National Convention r.
vote for Hancock. ~
Five thousand dollars worth of co,,rtor
felt Central Pacific railroad bonds We're 'r re
Gently purchased by the State-street broker:
in Boston. NV VI oAe!s
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NELSON 10 MARaY 4 NAN y.o !, q, ..
rina,s s - =, steamer scotiu. whicb ar'
h ro,s as si..s port on the Goth Of Anvil lost
Of tbst' slrom London tho future h,,s n s
tsa sl MI. charming songstfess. Misa rhrdS
s.,9 M,.sson: The modest yo,inr eenti y
a. NE On The dry o the first nerfarma,,oa
~ aihsended: On the next Isy ba' ~. mn nsaf
ty r nde west In search Of Mis Etlsso S,e smd
,o"ma her In Chicago. The san sHn sna
gagsa IN commercial business in I,onde en-
IN future he will try his fortune II thn M
ihs Mr mart of this city, 80 WIZ 'oni-
country by Col. Snow, an, Enslisb % oer sdss
man, formerly, If not now, OF The R riii,S,
army. Mr.. Rouzand is about tw Seo nritlsh
years old, Of middle size. chestnut 'i has;r
sandy whiskers worn in English sty, l.''' ~ :;
good presence, rather fine iiook;nc 'r om, o. o.
an ACCOMPLISHED gentleman and so naa Is
very pleasant. To make long stors so siorty
that little affair between Miss Nilss,n n'i on
Rouzand Is n genuine love match. Tbis a eaot
will explain the recent Operations Of of M iss
Nilsson in real estate in Peoria. III. and
Boston. When the happy couple are re- to a ha
made one is not within our knowledee'
Soon, 1t is presumed.-Nets York Sun.
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From E.ynchbUrg.

::esroaenev IL the Richmond Disp.t"h.l
LyNCHBURG, June y, 1871.
% learn from the secretary Of the Medi-
o.. society Of Virginia that the Executive
nD.tt"" hay" selected inflammation
-' 80, >&'3ect Tor discussion at its next an
-..l meeting, to he held in this city Wed
day, october 18th. 1871, the session to
I'm 1t 10 \. NJ. in such building as the
MiA!t"e Of Arrangements Of the Lynch
'.i- Medical Association may select. We
BE-. -ralIHcd 10 hear cncourag ing reports
Il. ~ IL! sections OF the State, and 1t is rea-
.@n.y expected that there will be fun
~ HGHncc and an interesting session.
A'rI! regular practitioner Iii this State
"aH coLiJrlGS 10 the usual customs Of the
''"-,i"u.i> earnestly invited 20 attend the
',,lra. The tine appointed for this meet
~ ".l4 b" the second day Of the Agricul-
J.. air II this city.
TIE oli-bridgc" across James river TO
Aa."!>t county, At the foot of Bridge
-..""i. l. being rapidly rebuilt, and it is
..'nnscd that it will be ready for use by
49,. ;l. " IL j. never too late to mend"
%" contractors Of the Lynchburg and
."H'I.ic railroad are hard al work in grad
.@ lie road. 1t i pretty generally con-
"'.'N thai the road will enter the city from
.'' 'ouih along Jefferson street, and Il plan
. Proposed by which it will pass under
"iId-e street by means Of tunnel to the
'' pot OF the Orange and Alexandria rail-
.'-j. ur City Council is to act upon the
ii'iu>Ilion, but 10 difficulty in gaining
.".iA.>,iom - expected.
- order OF Sons OF Temperance are
-'lA- = good business in this city, large ac-
.''>l"H- 10 The lIt Of it, members being
III" II each meeting. Each Sunday morn
Tx '"r The past few weeks some minister
..'> ii"ach"d on the subject Of temperance
d, special request Of the Order.
On sunday The little daughter Of Major
h''rrt II. Glass, Of this city, aged about
~" or three years, while taking an evening
van over t3c RIackwater creek bridge, al
'"S loot OF Gth street, fell through an open
.b- '" 'ic ground, Il distance Of some twen-
't'h'" t"ct. producing compound fracture
liz" thigh, and causing other injuries of
N serious import. We learn, however,
f.'t under the Skillul management Of her
'' "4'"! attendant she Is doing as well as
'"uiI possibly be cXUected.
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The PAREPA-RosA TRoUrE.-Madame
Parepa-Rosa has returned to London from
her continental excursion. and, we are
happy to hear, in improved health. AS
nearly as we can ascertain, Madame Parepa.
Rosa's English Opera Company for the
next season will open in New York or Bos
ton about October LIST. 1t will comprise.
in addition to the great prima donna, Mad
anne Yunzini IAN American lady, daughter
of Sig. Blitzl, Thomas Karl (trom Mllan),
an Irish tenor; VIM. Castle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ainsley Cook, Mr.. S. G. Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Sc@lin, and many other good art
lists. Mr.. Carl Rosa will be conductor, D
DeVivo business manager, and VIM. Seguir
treasurer. English and Italian opera viii
both be given by this company.-Bufalc
numerical.
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i, .Aftempt to Rob n Rank

lsrEcfAL TELEGRAM TO THE DrspA roH.1.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Vs., June 49,. About
IL O'Clock last night the National Ban X here
was broken into. The key hole ,,f. the
vault was filed with powder and other ex-
plosives. Fortunately, Mr.. A. P. llbel.
the yioe-president, had just ONE from the
depot to meet friend, and stopping at tho
bank bank, 1t is supposed scared tbs bu rglars
and they fed, leaving all their operating /.
Tools in the building. This morning tn,
oank officers are fearful Of an explosion
the vault. - :. - =:
Douotless these are New York burglars
who have come to Virginia to operate On
bank vaults.
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The Weather Report
!. Terrible storm I'm Texas.

GALVESTON, June 13.-Another terrible
storm from the north northeast struck this
city yesterday at 10 A. NJ. and continued
with great fury until midnight, destroying
telegraph and railroad communications.
and doing great damage to the city and
shipping. re ~ =. : -. -
st. Patrick's Church, just finished, was
blown down, and is total ruin The
steamer Mollie Hambleton was sunk in six
feet of water. She had her cabin blown
off. The steamer Belle Texas lost her
chimnies. The steam-lishter Emily, with
900 bales, OF cotton on board, was sunk.
Steam-tug Superior was sunk. A large
number Of smaller craft was blown ashore,
and will probably be saved with but little
damage. Five vessels Of the fleet anchored
outside are missing. The bark Chalmette
parted her cables and then went to sea after
portions of her masts had been cut away.
Old citizens say that this was the seYerest
rain and wind-storm ever known here.
B The velocity of the wind was 60miles
per hour. A steamer has been sent In
search OF the missing vessels.
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s,hINasros, JAMAICA, June 13-Tws,ve
negroes on the Gibraltar pinntstionl masss
e ea oy woman. seized a little how nt anu
bsa portions Of bis body and dra an.
un blood; then cut of bis t Inan
T Up, which was r2assed and o obpnr
tb mey did this harbarous act, Indifferent To-
bv 9 SINGS nas cries: which was finally found
c;od me man IN the neighborhood. who res.
his se sne BOY. The little fellow retained
wjtbs t and;,,a ana lived long enough, not
pfye fha nnns; ms entrails protruded, to
Of the terrible act. 'N''' IL consequence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14
The New York correspondent of the

The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger sends. this into print
under date Of June It'll "The gossip in
Democratic circles to-day is that 4 promi-
nent member of Congress Of this city Zone
OF the Tammany sachems) has gone, or is
about to 60, South for the purpose of hav-
ing an interview with Jefferson Davis, to
represent to him the great injury he is like
ly to infict, not only upon the Democratic
party, but also upon the people of the
States recently in rebellion, by persisting in
such speeches as those he has been making
lately. The mission is a delicate one, but it
has been entrusted to very discreet and
diplomatic hand" '.-