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Some OF our citizens seem to have an idea that
the District legislature is by some unexplained
process to make Washington a great manufac-
turing center, as well as a political one. What
our local legislators can do is very little. Part
OF that little has been already accomplished in
reporting the natural advantages and facilities
OF this District for manufacturing. The reports
have been printed and copies widely circulated
throughout the country. About all that remains
for the legislature to do Is to pass bill for the
encouragement Of manufacturing and indus
trial undertakings. The rest must be done by
the enterprise and capital of our own citizens or
capitalist from other sections. a law here similar
TO that adopted by the Georgia legislature would
be as far as our lawmakers could 90. and
would exert a very favorable influence in deyeI-
oping the excellent manufacturing resources
which abound in this vicinity. The Georgia
law exenpts for period of ten years all cotton
and WOODEN mills that may be built in that stats.
from taxation. The exemption includes county
and municipal rs wen as state taxes, and en-
braces the real estate, buildings, machinery.
and other property employed in the business.
The act covers not only new enterprises to be
undertaken hereafter, but all additions to exist.
ing Establishments.
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THE WEATHER.

"AKDEPhRTMHNr t.1tcs Chief Signal 0aeeg,l
WAsHiNaTON, ID. O., Sept. II, 1872. II am.S
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwKNTY-PoUR HoU Rs =
The barometer has fallen over the northwest
ana s0mewha over the northern portions of the
new England and middle states, being Lowest
north OF thsJower lakes. The highest is central
over western Tennessee. Cloudy weather and
ram have continued over New England Oc-
easiOnal areas of light rain have prevailed from
Lake Erie to Lake Superior and over the eastern
gun coast Otherwise generally clear weather
PRoBABIIIrIEs.-For the New England states
essterly to southerly winds, CLOUDY weather
and areas OF rains. For the northern
portion OF the middle states partly cloudy
weather and occasional areas of light rain the
WINDS yeerfng TO westerly during the afternoon
ana evening with clearing weather. For the
southern portion of latter westerly winds and
partly cloudy weather. For the interior OF the
southern states east of the Mississippi generally
clear weather and light winds, but partly
cloudy weather with areas of generally light
rain along the coasts. North of the Ohio valley
westerly winds and clear weather. For the
winds.
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The Greeley papers in their charge against
prominent epublicars-Speaker Blaine, Sena-
tor Wilson, Gen. Garfield, Secretary Boutwell,,
Mr. Dawes, and Others-of being concerned in
the Pacific railroad Credit MObilier speculation,
seem 20 have struck rather wildly. On the
strength of a New York Sun story-about the
worst authority imsginable-tO the effect that a
railroad lobbyist has alleged that he allotted
some stock 10 these parties, the Greeley papers
throughout the country have taken the story As
proved, and endeavor to make the most OF the
"enoTmity' in the biggest kind OF job type as a
campaign argument One by one the parties
accused L -ye denounced the story as miserable
lie. and tie onus Of proof now falls upon the
Sun, and the Greeley endorsers of the Sun
story. Now, supposing that the railroad lob
byist in question ever made the statement
alleged II must be remembered that il is the
eOmmo nest OF lodges for the lobby operators
TO take money frcm parties wishing to
influence legislation and putt In their own
pockets; IT the same time representing to their
employers that they have distributed it amongst
members OF Congress. The history of the WASH
ingtOn lot by abounds with snch cases. and Par
ton, IN one o. his papers in the Atlantic Monthly,
gives an interesting expose of the manner in
which the lobby men dupe their principals into
the belief that their money has gone to the
quarter intended PartOn expresses the BELIEF
that very little of the money entrusted to tie
lobby gentlemen ever goes to Congressman, ar
that many votes are affected by money consid-
eratiOns, and no is probably right. In the case
referred to, it was to the direct interest OF
the railroad man in question to repre-
sent that he had distributed this stock
amongst Congressmen, because in this way he
was able to evade the demand for the same
stock, which'another party in the operation de-
manded for his own use. The stock had become
valuable; the confederate was pertinacious in his
demand, and there was no way to appease him
bur ly representing that the stock had already
been distributed" in the interests of the COM
paIy- Bat even the exigencies of hard pressed
political party surely cannot justify the use of
such a dishonest campaign card as this on the
strength of the assertion or pencil memoran-
dunn OF a railroad LOBBYIST
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The lockout OF the mechanics in London
las ended, after bitter and prolonged contest
extending over six months, in a victory for the
zen We say victory, although a Compromise
v IS effected. for the arrangement is one that
r-Ssnces the wages Of the men and lessons the
hours OF labor. The agreement Is. briefy:-
% at the working hours be - Per week for
Ja.neTs IN shops all the year round, and 52I
LOUIS per week for 40 weeks in summer and a.
Loars in winter for outdoor work, the wages
d ing : d. FER hour all the year. Overtime 10
~ paid at the rate Of 9Hd. for the first hour.
4. tor the second and third hours, and Is.
L. for every hour afterwards, A resolution
ne also agreed upon to refer all future disputes
"a he trade TO conference or to arbitration.
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INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Tie announcement of the award by the
Geneva commission has had no effect upon tine
ne NV VOTE money market. The market
generally was easy Yesterday to borrowers on
can; VINO were supplied At las per cent. The
IaLks are very poor, and their rates for call
LoaES are ta' per cent. Money is active In
nearly every city OF the country, as well as in
Canahs, and New York city banks are shipping
currency in all directions
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1he poiee commissioners of BROOKLYN seem n
exercise me same paternal supervision over the
Ioioe which our hremen are subjected to. The
brooklyn Patrolmen are treated abou, twice a
nesk 70 a general order" regulating either
The last order is that every man nav nj. 49,.
or be dismissed the force, whereunon ~.
York Star sensibly remarks that as, Ne"
perfectly proper that q police II Is
his private dsbts, We DO No. 80 snouiu pay
ter which the commits AH ms = = ma9
should seek torear' '0nels y. superIhtendens
annI;s- ., ate things" Just 50. and the idea
= arenen as well as policemen.
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BOARDING.

ABLE BOARD car be had aud MEALS fur-
Il nishcd IL parties Al their residence Anpty I,
ars. GhhNkB N. 4 ave, uesr 18th Il lri7 81
kOhkD-Fieasant GVRSI~HFD KOON-. Al \
- hrst clsss BOARD az 1000 Z street : W cor
ner Of 10th. senls. 90
f'oINTRi BOARD FOR THREE CHILDREN
~ Fine country privilege. family board, nome
care and thorough instruction Tor three caildrsn
can De Obtained at one miles distance from The
cry, on apf lioailon - JOHN YORK, office Of
a. nm ssluhe OF Customs, Treasury Deps rtment
asblbgton, ID. G. seq-sgF
f,OOD BOA BID, PLElSAET ROOMS, AND
y. prices moderate At ZOO corner Of Pennsylvs-
ma avenue ard 2lst street mayi ~
fIIksTCLAsS BOARD, WITH PLEISAST
At 1901, corner Of Pennsylyan ie avenue and 18th
street. GOOD location. aud accessible. mh2s-ly
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FOR SALE.

For ssLE-A strors MARK, CART sod HAIR
i NE sFhrSS SisoS. lilo G ',?:e ~
t'oR SAL FUN bio 5sed N ssSESGER NARE
fIr terms apply e. NsiLog Sun.
s,ys.,s so'A avenue, between l4th and ls,h ~
OR sALE-A smA 4 GHkY MARs: psTfecI,y
So, ~. ~ t noTt s,rAld 81 oafs or snythinS ~
,,b Tor s.~rins it. Price, SO. Apply si3 n1
I'm street. 1t
Eok SALE B.AP-A hEsTHTKNST u ----s.
ness ~ Swing il ProSsf sftdnisn 70 % sd "a sp,
ier eash witb All the necessary Hturs Tor carving
it tor other employment APpS so ala icth n .Ss
neSr fennsy lysnis syenue. Rent low seE e,Si'
Isl s .s. vs. pr, ASP EoR sALE-At the
ca s,s r sr a. Streets lot d WORN h SsKs A
ssl6 81 GREEN 1 OSBORN. Proprietor.
4 OK sALE-sTEAN ENGINE, : horse power.
~, N god order; besi n the city tOE WOOD ysrl
q, nue., near 7th street south ~ s'lsst.N
tFOk sALE-A hne BCGGI, nea-Iy as Cd as
. srset hIPy a. tht Gel Yard Of GEo. BOGUS,
4 7 PRIVATE sALE-ThoroaEb-hTols DEYgS
"a CONS, HELPERS ard CALVES. -
ceiling AZ CAPTAIN AAprON'S Farrn, one a. & -
DISTRICT, on Ridge Road. Opposite Mr.. A a.. go.
g. Ia nr IN, tns mannsser VIE chow s"lectci nun
ssHr S u q hI f'IRi 4 SSsy ssI RTSes A..
siAieen hands high, &c. SC. s,ls elsw'
EE YeUR OWN LASDLORD
BARGkINS! BARGAINS BARGAI0Sy,
FOR SALE.-sir new two st.ry BRICK Dwell
LANS - on l5th stTrvt y. W, be- ven VI
sLH d nbGaif strCets, six rooms each, tirsa On A
nor Hous. set hack some q feet, pretty Lawn in
n hi ready shTubhfry. beautiful ytTsudah and
INIdscrne IL ket fence 90 rRct hense W0oihnuse &c
sts no leet deep openirR on ail-y; near STATE De-
tSrtneDt COW enient 70 two street railroads and in
tie host htAliby AID Improving part OF tie c.ty;
st Get IN pre- "a and pav emart lad.
teIn8: c.1t cash. balance in mauthiy fnstslrnnuss
OF go: The above property i for.sala or rent
Apply 10 DODGE DARNEILLE.
"a hsri SSflts Brokers',
hNhN W. lf.a ii asr.af n "
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hSIEERk WILL BE A MEETING or THE
w. - -, nSfklCE hEPCBLIOAN CLUB
Hall, "a street, teiseen 9 and d, .. & to SstIfy
ths D ssibst.0 Of Chapman as Delegate 20
H.Us nsl.sstss: w. b. BROWN,J R Sec.
E5koe n y. Us. 1t
ne REfUBLICANs OF THE i1ra DIS.
u8 ThIU1-kaLLS RALLYl-A mass uset
rs 20 rHiify the nomination of General N.
thipn an ast y. q onnell, the regulS. republi.
TO MOI SOW EyENISG, az Boalden Church,
corner 9Th ard streets, It sO'clOck.
NORRIS MURPHY, Chairman Committee
THOMAS HICKMAN, Sec lts
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ALL SCH DULE.

FOB NORFOLK AND BOSTON.
On and SITTER Monday. Sept 10th, 1872 the Steamer
LADY OF THE Lake, carrying n-us
me ; Mail, viii leave her g gu
Crouch e wharf. foot Of 9Th street r-<z-z<s=es
MONDAY and III CRsDAY, At 2 , m stopping at
ut the Or incipal river landings, for NORFOLK,
Connecting at Norfolk with the M. NJ Steamship
Company for Boston
Agents:-y. n. Groner, Norfolk Va. -, Alex
snuEia; q. Waters, Georgetown L Nj Crouch
viii receive and deliver freight until D. m
Branch Ticket Office at Knox's Express Office,
corner PennsY lyania avenue and 9th It
DORSEY CLAGETT. General Agent,
Plants rtoTe, corner 18th and N. ave.
Eel7-tr GRepub kPatriOt.l
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e'wobt get great deal OF money under
the Geneva swards, but we've established the
principle, by thunder" as the chap said when
he got blown up By his patent back-ac:ion gal
vanic battery.
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&C. kosADALIs

IN" FROM FIRE EARLIESr AGES
- 10 the present day, Scrofula has been the
pane, and, es II we're, the curse of mankind so fer
TUE and iesthsome lad IL been at some periods Of
we worid history that q person known 20 be infect
20 with would not be allowed 70 mix with society
IN cur day the disease Is strippea OF its ter
roE % the use OF the SANARIrAN's RooT AND HERE
gl:chs, and the victim Of Scrofuls, Ulcers, Sores
Ilngss, biotches, Tetters, &c., be restored to
soni.d Les.th in few weeks.
BOOT AND HERB JUICES, 81 Is per bottle
SOD by :. Y: FORD, ll0s Pa. ave and by DrIs-
tbs,s, bEsaoSD 90, Proprietor, 81 Race ST.
E--eoeIpnIn. maYH-ly
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CLOTHING.

u J. HEIPERGEK,
Successor 20 n. y. Loacsa a Co.,
CITIZENS, AkMT AND NAVY
AEhchAAT IZLLOH,
yis-d Ne 362 Penn 3. ave. W sshinstop -.
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MEDICAL, &c.

MApAME WILSON,
- hsrE'nriy e. roafrf Fs'l1is Phpyi-.sH aaa
20 Laatss.
II slderce and tonsultatiUr Room ~ @ n street,
brtN e.n n and A. knofns. RHard. II ,lfrsl atfend-
..see, dc. ~ Reasonable rriles.
. Az worm removed with lead In Two hours Ia
ton. u - = -
n. ,SAEDa kS, Ls.s efsAI h.5s,s .. .. sssa.s
fo.,slIas car te coEsls. "a Eris steiy gaNIa 4
y NJ q ~ .. N - his ressd-sus, l00a Massarha-
sets aNenue. tef~--- iOth ara 18th s.~ee.s NJ W
tLou hih eIest enReT'el-~ "a t-eal.nr over % 0s1
eases ~ the y. ,. NeEersal HOspfta, AND = Pr.o-
tiSe o. lhart1 yosrt sfnuns boz male 40 sesr.ls
., ca NaEfsHi sUft II q - aaJs.
n b pen SIC receipt OF SIC, a. zoe sn,. ..-al-
cine VII BE cent ~ express. de ~srrssts . GO.
Involuntary emissions .-ls -
nh. MVTTs FRENCH Pow DALE.
~ Sbhk sOL Nervous Debiiay. semir-' EDiT-
ions. csEsed by fndiscretion, G0ncrrtobs sslEss.
rSr.fuls, skin DteosSO- STphilis. g. ali Ir oc-s,
spec .iiT cured.
Sd.'s~ ,cre-ts s-s hsreu-i .sS,s'zss
rid IN y nshinetoU ~ W. a. ENTNIFLx
gfGsSlst corner FeuEsy iN asia sd ~ a ssr.<s
Price ys Ier boz. zen - pA.. -rsl,
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tn + II e r II O tt

Notwithstanding the general advance Of i'm
ported goods, OF which chiefly my stock is
cfases, to offer y all Of my goods at last year .
prices. anf o good many of them are such as Tnu
never drea med TO be able 20 boy for one dollar Nv
asserting, IBIS season will be much larger and more
varied than heretofore, and each department W i'll
embrace the very best GOODS which can Re had for
npe dtIIsr. MY fall impcrtations and purchases
rave begun 70 arrive, and now IL would he adj.
yieable for yen TO lay In your stock OF HOSIERY
hANphERCHlEFo and UNnERW EAR.
In addition TO my regular stock of Dollar Goods,
am now opening in the rear of the store a TWEEN
I1-flSk AND FIFTY CENT DEPARTMENT,
10 which our attention is pectfully called.
That k1r you for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon me, and hoping You have found inducsms Mt to
Continue the same, shall, heretofore, slriye to
remain
IN 'FRONT.'
Your very obedient servant,
b. sILvERBEBR,
NETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
seI7-tr 3I2 SEVENTH STREET, near Pa av
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND BILLION SNEss
Dr. L utts Liver Pills eJ eIt q direct and powerful
lInuence en- the Liver, and will with Certainty re
neNe that por ant organ fl, disease and restore
Its normal functions.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE IMPIRTS
sell eCSt GLOSSY COLOR
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IRELAND.

The Imprisoned Fenians-Mr. Gladstone's
Letter to the Secretary. OF the Amnesty
Association.
DUBLIN, Feb. IL, 1879.
The following is q copy Of the letter which was
received from Mr.. Gladstone about three months
ago by the Secretary OF the Amnesty Association,
but which was kept back till today
DOWNING STREET, Oct. 81, 1872.
SIR-I have to acknowledge your letter OF yeSter-
day transmitting resolution or q committee OF the
society named the Amnesty Association, IN wnlcn
the Secretary OF state for the Home Department Ii
blamed Tor attempting TO throw personally on the
sovereign refusal 10 comply with the prayer OF an
address Tor the release OF certain prisoners. In
reply have to state tnat IL Is entire mistake
TO suppose that any such attempt mas been
made. If q document IS addressed TO Her MaIesty's
Ministers II Is answered bv ner Ministers In their
own name. 1t appears TO have caused surprise 10
the authors OF the resolution that q document ad-
dressed to Her Majesty should have been answered
In the name OF Her Majesty. Be that as 1t may, the
Ministers who advised the language employed In
the document are absolutely aud alone responsible
for its contents am, Sir, your 0oedlent servant,
]. NOLAN, Esq. W. f. GLADSTONE.
meeting Of the Amnesty Association was held
to-day, at which resolution was passed entering
the strongest protest against the unprecedented
and unconstitutional manner in which the Home
Secretary thought proper to connect the name OF tine
sovereign with expressions vi cOntumev and IN
suit The following resolution was also Adopted
''That the ausplcOus occasion OF the happy recOv.
cry OF the Prince Of Wales presents favorable op-
pOrIuaity for soliciting Her Majesty gracious CON-
pnance with the wishes OF the Irish people,"
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URUGUAY.

-~~~~>~~~~~>~>~>>>~>>~~>>>
President Battle Brings the Blancos e.
Terms-rhe Coming Observation-Disclosures
and Progress.
MONTEvIDEO, Jan. TO- 167z
The armistice has been arranged and the agree
ment has been signed in Buenos Ayres. Various
versions OF the conditions have been published bue
President Battle has o1clay denied that any other
conditions have been MADE but tine recognition Of
his government ON the part OF the Blanc0s, and q
guarantee Of free elections by them in the coming
elections on tie 18TH Of February when lis success
sor has to be elected.
The rejoicings at this result are great and gem
eral, but Notwithstanding this number OF the
Colorado party called meeting for the nth, 20 op.
pose any measures of Cancellation. and, although
the meeting was not held, they continue to write
tatiOns. But President Battle appears determined TO-
effect reconciliation on condition OF tho Bl2ncoe
sne OF ~ me 5osS gov
fuse give assent to the agreement OF the negOea-
tors, or, Is more likely the government generals
time Ii so shortly to expire, we tmay nope, with
some amount OF confidence, that this time real;
accommodation may be effected.
Messrs. Lamas have obtained concession for
teegraphs to all the towns OF the State, and to con-
meet at conception del Uruguay with the Argentine
Work on the Cape Santa Maria lighthouse has BEEN
begun and the Captain Of the port mas ann0u need
next. The light viii be white revolving with
minute hashes embracing threelOu OF the hOrt-
z0n and visible sixteen miles. The tower win be
OctagOnai, lhlrtyslx and 0nenalf metres above the
level 1t is situated in "a 0eg. 40 MN. 80 Sec.
south latitude, and 81 deg. 81 min. 10 Sec west 0l
the san Fernando meridian;
Bank IN place OF the ltghtship now there, and nva
other lights are TO be erected by company for the
better navigation OF the rivers OF the State.
Exchange on London, $500. to $500. per dollar.
Gold. 81 premium.
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JUDGE KOCH AND TIE ORANGE WOMAN.

Touching and Successful Appeal to the Gal.
laniry Of the Handsome Judge.
Judge Kocn was sitting yesterday at Essex Market
Court In place oil Judge Shandey. He had nearly
disposed OF the morning watch return, among which
were two cases OF wiie beating three OF assault
and battery and twenty-nne drunk ana disorderly.
Among the latter app cared, at the tail end OF
the proceedings, q kindly and pleasantIaced
daughter Of Erin, who had been induIg.
Ing IN The lar-lamed and exhilarating product
OF her naive Isle too freely on the previous night.
sne was neat and comfortably clad, had large mrth-
fui and expressive blue eyes, light golden hair,
face ripping with smiies aud brimTul OF good hu-
NOR Inc Judge looked up from some papers winch
ne was SIGNING ana sald:-.Well, my good woman,
how came you nerel WHAT'S your namepn MARY
Brady, your Honor,r she answered, land sorry
enough am To find meselI In place like ths."
JUDGE-It you are 50 sorry why did you not take
PRISONER Ter Honor III tell you how 10
KEN about. Ye see tnere was second cousin OF
the dare at home VIVID me; he list landed last night
Bridget Dunlay, and sum friends were ''wetting the
greennorn,-
enectually. but I'm AFRAID III have " keep you in
for a few days for recuperat.on.
MARY BRADy-Ycr Honor is too good looking
man TO be hard on q poor woman (and Mary
essayed one OF her sweetest snIIes). never saw
slcn nee carly nair on gln.leman before: Az
I'd pray Tor you as long ~ ! 1--we.
JUDGE--Wnat Is your buslness2
MARY lbasnuuy)-I do . little dailing, Yer
Honor.
DEMONSTRATING In wnatY
MAaY-In apples anu oranges, and all the lltte
boys ana Urls around Grand street Ill HISS Mary
Brady tnls blessed sunday morning.
whether the Judges neart was melted with COM
passion Tor the little ones or won by Marys smiles,
he Dade her depart IN peace and never 'wet u
greenn0rn" again. Mary made profound curtsey
and drawing from the Iolds Of her black alpaca
large orange, she laid II on the JUDGES desk, re-
marking "W ye phase take this, Yer Honor and
when yer Deautl DOL pearls Of TEEN are chewing av
1t, think OF Mary Brady" Amid the suppressed
rsioty Of the whole Court, the gallant little lrlyf.
woman gracefully retired
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pesrators Of the crimes and with those VINO fsvor
the criminals


GENERAL NBws.
President Sarmient0 Is recovering from his illness,
turning over the administration TO the Vice Presi-
dent.
The closing of the Cordoba Exhibition was an
n0unced for the 10Th, but President SarmientO u
unable to attend, and tine Vice President Is tenn
porarly prevented by pressing duties, 30 that the
21st has been fixed.
1t Is illustrative OF the intellectual condition or the
Argentine people That newspapers are almost the
only things rea0, although no duty exists ON Inn
ported books. The only bookstores OF importance
are the German and English ones, supported Dy the
German, English and American residents although
books In Spanish, they are Of little business; and
in TACT, in the whole confederation bookstores are
FOUND In only three towns, namely :-Buenos Ayres
Rosario and Cordoba.
The Transandine telegraph Is close on Mendoza
where workshops Will be established; and great
efforts are to he made gel the line through the
COrdera before ne suOwS come on.
The Indian raids have become bOldor and re-
cent one came within fifty miles OF Rosario. But
the impunlty OF the indian raids is partly explained
by the developments obtained OF the state OF aairs
In the frontier forts. In them the utmost dtsOrgan1
cation, corruption and oppression has been found
to prevail. Many OF the soldiers were working on
their 0flicerS' eSrGnciGs; paw was drawn for men
VINO mad no existence Whatever; all OF them were
cheated, robbed and oppressed, and a. many a.
and rain at one fort for some offence. real or I'M
agtnary.
An attempt is being n ade TO raise volunteer
force to undertake campaign against the Indiana
In their own country, and try TO rescue the numerl
Gus capttves among them.
The revolution broken out In Corrientes appears q
popular one. Governor Jus.O IL prisoner. Ex-
Governor Babiene is ct GOya trying to raise troops
to put 1t down.
Exchange In London 5lXd per dollar.