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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-25
LION COUNTY.

Hrom the Virgins Evening Chvonids of
yesterday we learn the following faes re-
sardins the action, of the Republican
County Convention: which was hsld at
Dayton on MondaylAst: 81 y
The Convention was organized by the election
OF J. L. Greer. of Silver City, as President, and
= y. Pltchford, of Sutro, as Secretary. The fol
bying nonltnations were made For State Sena-
tor, W. Il. Davenport: for Assemblym James
GxAwf0rd. n. Hart and Thomas Mack, for
sheriff. W. E. Dunbar: for County Clerk. J. A.
Bonham: for Recorder, L. L. Crockett; for Dis
trict Attorney, G. W. Keith; for Treasurer, W.
W. Byron; for Assessor, G. c. McFadden: for
County Commissioners, James McGinnis J Il.
Shaw and A. Perkins. Delegates tothe Repub-
ican susie Convention. J. Mc(iinnis, J. W.Greef.
James Crawford J. 3. Pitchford and Tell Hart.
The Convention adopted four resolu-
tions. The last, which we copy, speaks
for itself in regard to the United States
Senator: ~ .3
Rtsotred, That We look upon the Sutro Tunnel
as the most important work now in progress in
this country, and of vital importance to this par
hcplar section: and hereby instruct our nonli-
nees to the Legislature. if elected. to vote for no
person for United States Senator who is not an
avowed friend to this great enterprise.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-25

The Charleston West Vmginia) Co,r-
ier, Democratic journal, makes an adj
mission, since the election IN that State,
which viii prove very unpalatable to the
Greeley confederates. 1t says: The
fact may as well be recognized at the start
that West Virginia is not absolutely GER
tain for Greeley. A much greater demor-
alization than anybody anticipated has
been produced by the recent election.
This must be remedied in some way, SO
that a united Democratic front may be
presented to the common enemy at the
coming election There certainly should
be no thought on the part of West Vir-
ginia Democrats of making the late divis-
ion perpetual. If they expect to give
their State to Greeley and Brown they
should determine to Wurk and vote in that
direction, without reference to recent dix
,enSiOns"
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-25

\ MCCLURE is running the Greeley can
vass in Pennsylvania. and all the accounts
concerning the Colonel's state Of mind
agree in representing that he is 4conside =
ably 50 down in the mouth. =" and any
thing but hopeful. g Buckalew is
beaten, says he, 1.-THE game is MP with
Greeley-everything depends on Pennsyl-
wanna in October. My idea of the can
vass,'' adds the Greeley head center,
s. has been that the tide would rise about
this time; but it don't appear to be con-
ing, and blast my eyes if don't begin to
think it won't come. If don't put in
an appearance for Buckalew in the next
ten days. the jig is ended. The out
spoken Mcclure don't disguise his senti-
ments, and on this subject is as correct
as he is frank.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-25

THE Democracy of Storey County. have
non,inate,ia ticket with Jewett Adams
and W. z. +. Deal for the Senate; and
these and the Assembiymen are said to
I've for Hank Mitchell for United States
Senator. We are afraid Of slips, Hank,
- long as Tom Williams is alive and
s:,roping about for the Senatorial tOga..
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-25

WE are opposed to personalities, political or
Otherwise. through the channel Of pablo jour.
nal.-StHs RzyiSteT.- .-f
The same issue of the Register which
contains the foregoing ambiguous SEN
tence, in speaking;o of Speaker Blaine en-
ploys the following unpersonal and cour-
teons phraseology:
IT il easy for thief to decL on hi CO...
science that he - not Q murder r. n
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-25

The infatuated Tres-chepper who il
wandering about the West in search OF
some political grindstones whereon to
sharpen his Presidential Ak has got so
far into the bowels of the land as where
the HoOsier doth domesticate and where
the gnnn. Voorhees,, lean and snappish,
from diet Of boiled crow, makes mock
e:y Of western welcomings by feigned
and oser-labored eulogy Of the self intoxi-
Gated Horace, poured like disguised
guy" into the too willing ear of that
boundless receptacle Of ful>ome and ,nau-
seating fatfefy. That Dan WORRIES
should have the face to besfobber this
weak end vain Old plan With his bsad and
extravagant cajoleries, following. as they
do, the earnest denunciations of him and
his csnaidEy 1tteisd On the Aoor If Con-
.ress. is indication enough to all who
may see. If they will, that it isthe deliber-
ate and preansliHsAed purpose and plan
Of the Democracy to fool poor Greeley
to the tsp II he s@k Why tie Pepe
old Ecceatsic isshe sseiiest innocent IN
the hands Of these political sharpers and
thimble- And while they are
g JOshins" him Nth their absurd and
extravagent batteries and stealing what
there is of him away from the less
ad-oit but 40 less sinister Liberals,
he, the SUBJECTED and self-satisfied victim,
pulled to bursting with his pampered
esotism. is so much entitled to the pity
Of such honest and intelligent men as see
the game to which he is subjected as to
excite the comnliseration and regretful
of the better side of humanity.
Still there seems no remedy for this most |
revolving of the phases of that immemo- |
rial political palsy, the Presidential NAL |
.dy. This dire disorder. seized upon
Calhoun and made. him his coantry's
it took hold upon the massive
brain of Webster and made him forget
his ponderous manhood in presence Of
he siaveocrats whose support he vainly
legged for; it chastened while it made
'orrowful the larger and purer life of
Henry Clay; it made political mock
.uctioneer of Salmon p. Chase; it came
rear destroying William II. Seward; and
has developed the most alarming symp-
Dns of dementia and greed of cozening
a Horace Greeley-and this is why that
DOR old man has quilted his quiet home
nd neglected his le2ifmate2 business toll
IN about Ike needless lont in tn
ums of great city, tempting the swell
lob of politics to fitch from him the re-
pecs which he might otherwise have
and counting that degradation
hich is only know to the deepest CULTS
1G worst rotted sediment of the filthy &
,ol wherein do waliow the very vermin 6
the Copperhead Democracy.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-25
WANTED.
FOR RENT.
TAKE WARMING.

TINE v. 4 r. r. r. COMPANY ARE
Il anxious to take due precsrHiOn atainst ACE Z
dents and loss of life resulting from running OF
their trains: and they take this method of warn-
ing parents> and guardians against Abe dangers
attending the too common practice of children
PLAYING about their cars and locomotives. Those
having in charge the business OF the Company
find it impossible to PERSUADE boys who fire.
qOent the termini and stopping places Of the road
from climbing upon the cars and engines; and
they VIII feel themselves obliged to resort to
more decided measures if these annoyances are
continued. Recent accidents, which are wholly
ascribable to the carelessness of persons jumping
on and Oh the cars whe, in motion, should be
wing enough in Themselves, f1H ffrFkg "a
LII q. N. YERINGTON, Sup:.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-25
New To-day.
CAUTllN.,

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY eau.
= toned against PURCHASING the following de-
Scribed land or town lots in Carson City. OFnsby
county, Nevada. and being in section Is, town
ship II north. Of range 20 east, and in block IL
of ars, Thompson 4 Sears Division Of Carson
City. as follows: Beginning al the northeast
ner of said block IL; thence west 50 feet; thence
south ~ fest; thence east 50 feefs thence north
81 feet.to the plsee Of beginning. And that
other part of block IL. beginning at a point on
the north line of said block which is 80 feet west
81 the northeast corner of said block: thence
west 40 feet thence south 50 feet; thence east 20
feet. thence north SIS feet to the place OF begin
ming II having come 10 my knowledge that one
S. PfxLEY has been trying to sell the above de-
scribed property, hereby caution the public
from buying the same or any part thereof, fer he
has no legal title to said property, and never has
had. And. furthermore he knows that have
owned said lots since 1868, and have perfect
title to the same on record T. f. SCOTT.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-25

2 Pending the building of the Ormsbv House.
r.. Fred Brooks the we'll Known and popular
dealer in books, stationery, musical instruments
guns, fishing tackle, toys, cigars, tobacco, Jew
elry and fancy goods, has removed to Millard's
store, next door to Rails hardware seore oppo-
site to his old stand s14
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-25

= PERSONS DESTROYS of renting rooms in private
residences are requested to let the same be
known to LADD KELLY, as there Is continu-
ally demand for the same
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-25

In the Democratic report on. the sub
ject of the ku-Klux-page 526-which is
signed by all the Democratic members of
the committee, we find this query: Will
any one doubt, who has personally wit
messed its practical working, that negro
suffrass and negro geverlnent IN South
Carolina is a hopeless and total failure?
And yet the men who signed this report
have the impudence to ask the negroes to
vote with them, and Charles Summer has
the impotence to advise the negroes to
vote with and for the men who signed
tins report TE3!Eka II MEAS J
SAM BoWLEs Of the Springfield Repu5ii-
can, one of the Liberal Republican" or
gains, is exciting the irs Of thu political
faction which regards him as sone 81 the
men, by such reproofs as
the following: General Judson Klpat,.
rick should either cultivate greater accti-s
racy of statement than he has shown in
his account Of General Rawlins death, or
retire from the stump. The Liberal
cause and candidates are not benefited by
his style of advocacy
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-25

] wefind the following Interesting spe
cimen Of political syntax in yesterday
Re1isdpr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
Yesterdays Evening Dispatch hes.

New YORK. March 28.-Arrived-S Steam
ers Prussia, Idaho, EamnOnia, Crescent
City and Cleopatra.
Professor Samuel Z. 3. Morse. who has
been lying very sick for several DAYS. has
been unconscious since Tuesday. His dis
ease is paralysis oj the brain. The phTsic-
ans in attendance on tuesday night eN-
pressed grave fears OF his recovery. Rela-
lives have been Summoned from Pough-
keel,aic 10 his bedside.
II il, stated that Daniel Drew sold
5000 coo worth OF Erie stoci, t. Duncan,
She.Lu1ii * Co.. deliverable i'll one year. at
SJj ger -'tarc.
WA>i!.NGToS, March 2S.-lt appears by
positive assertion from high quarters that
Lieutenant Governor P;nchback and not
the President, invited the second conference
yesterday, and tha: the Presidents leisure,
aud not Senator Summers dinner, delayed
the interview.
Congressional proceedings to-day uni,n-
portant.
CINCINNATI. March 2S.-The Tobacco Gut
tiers Convention has assembled here; forty
two delegates present. Resolutions were
adopted IL favor OF a tax Of twenty-five
cents per pound on fine cut and plug, and
sixteen cents on smoking tobacco.
LOUISVILLE, March GA verdict for de-
PENDANTS was given ia the libel suit against
the COtytcTJ0"fnol, for publishing al EN-
plOymeu ut agency as swilidiing den.
SAN FRASCIsC0, March 2S.-General Por
Zero is here, With tie intention Of embark
ing tor Mazatlan.
NASHVILLE. March zs.-Generai William
Trcnsdalr, formerly Governor of Tennessee,
il dead.
MADRID. March 26.-Troops were called
out to dispersc a crowd OF di3orderiy Inter
nationa!ists. Pistols were used.
ROiiE March 2S.-The Pope received the
Prince and Princess OF wales yesterday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29

! to.day-John Kyle, P. NJ; Richmond, s
PM. Weather mild. River rising
SHREVEPORT, March 28-Weather clear
| and warm. The river fell two inches to-
day. Arrived-Belle Rowland, from Jeffer-
son. No departures.
C1NCINNArI, March 2S.-Weather clear,
mild and pleasant. River nine feet four
inches and falling. Arrived-JOhn H. Groes-
beck. from New Orleans.
PITTsBUgG, March 28.-Weather mild.
The Monongahela has three feet five inches
in the channel and is rising slowly. There
is five feet in the channel at Brownsville
Allegheny. nineteen inches III the channel
and rising at Oil City.
LOUISVILLE, March 2S-River falling: five
feet six inches in the canal and three feet
six inches in the chute. Weather slightly
cloudy and mild. Southern freights in ex
cess OF tonnage. Departed-Mary HOus-
ton. for New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE. March 2S-Weathcr warm.
River fallen one inch in past twenty four
hours. D0wn-Nick LOngworth, at , A. NJ
Potomac, 3 Z. NJ. Business active; ship
ments large.
CAIRO, March 2S.-Ar,ived-H. S farmer
from New Orleans, at 9 Z. NJ: IL. &. Iehger
from New Orlraus. at Top. NJ; Colorado t:om
st. Louis, at Ii Z. M; Charles Bodnann
from New Orleans, at eleven O'Clock last
night; Bell st. Louis, from Fickshurg. at
A. NJ: James Howard from st. Louis. at
+. NJ; City of Cairo from st. Louis, at . T.
NJ. Departed-H. S. Turner for Cincinnati
at eleven o'clock last night; Yeager for ST.
Louis, at 3 a. NJ; Colorado for Nickshurg,
at p. VI Charles BodMann Tor CINCINNATI.
at 4 p. NJ: Belle st. Louis Tor st. Lonis, at
ga. NJ. The river has fallen four inches
in the past twenty four hours. Weather
clear and pleasant. Mercury So
ST.LoUIs. March 2S.-AIrived-Tom JAS
per from New Orleans, Belle st. Louis from
Vicksburg. Departed-City Of Ficksburg
for V:ckslu~g. Pauline Carroll for New Or
leans. Weather clear and warm. River
r.isiur slnMiv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
Monetary--Commercfa!.
MONETARY.
OFFsCB OF THE DAILY REPGFLl: \

MONETARY.
oFF.CB OF THE DAILY REPTILE: a.
THURSDAY kvEsISG. March g. 1877. s
we have no material change to report IN
the money market proper. On the street
Al notes, with unquestiOnable collaterals,
are quoted at 10 4, cent ~ annum, and
second class al -0l2; Al business paper,
without collaterals, at l0d1l, and second
grade at Pals. The ruling rates for
mortgage notes are still ga 10 y cent u an
mum for Al and = a - for second class.
Gold opened at ll0l4 0ll0ls against ll0la
at New York;, and closed at ll0A a Hess
against 1lOl4). The business included
10 316; $4,000 and $50 600 at llC44 a li03s;
$1,000, $4,000 and 5,000 at 10 SIG; and
5000 at Il03s.
In silver, $1,000 in American half dollars
sold at los. and $500 at 1882. We quote
these at l0S a l0Sl2, and Mexican dollars at
4l295 p cent premium in gold.
Foreign exchange Was without any quot
able variation. The sales of sterling en-
braced about e70,000, of which G31U0 bill
OF lading at 1898: $500 at 1893; e3G00
and 1900 clear az 1873; $4,000 and 5000
AL clear, $4,000 Al bill Of lading and
tl5.o00 AL bill of iading and clear at 100;
cl5.G00 Al bill OF ladng and clear at 100 q
l10is. and $1,000 Al clear at l20's.
No round sales Of francs were reported
We quote STERLING at IlJti u l2U4o iNr
good 10 A bill OF lading and clear, and l29l2
l2J34 for bank.
Domestic exchange was steady. The
banks drew on New York for remittance at
Is + cent premium, and there were sales 81
$50, 600 commercial New York sight at SIG
premium; $4,000 and $4,000 at Il; $i0.0G0
commercial, $4,000, $50,0O0 and .S!00000
private bankers and $4,000 bank at 9 g;
$4,000 sight on Providence at par, and
$4,000 forty-iive days date on New York
at | l2 discount.
In gold checks on New York we noticed
sales of Si0,O09 private bankers at par, ana
$500 bank at Is = cent premium. The
banks supplied small Suns for remittance
at "A premium.
Yesterday, not reported. 10 shares View
Orleans City Railroad stock sold at Sis %
and Sis was refused for a round number
Of shares. The sale OF Is shares, men
toned yesterday, a Sl1. 20. is understood
to have been eX-expccted dividend. To-day,
- shares Ammonia Propeiling Company
changed hands at $l9 50, ID do at SIG IS,
100 do at $50, 800 Louisiana Levee tpre-
ierred) at s. -. 50o and 80 30 at s. 81 Z:
100 Polk County Copper Mine at 81; ZOE
Burra Burra Copper Nine on private terms:
loo Mutual National Bank (SSU paid at
SIS. and 10 New orleans City Railroad at
81 -. Complaint has been made that the
report of $40 50 bid for Bank of Lafayette
stock at the Board OF Brokers last night.
and published in our yesterdays report,
should have been ! - %. We find on ex
animation that $40 % were the figures sent
us officially by the Secretary of the Board,
though the actual bid was SIS so.
The sales of bonds included $1,000 city !
+ ctEts tola) at g. and $4,000 railroad
city skies al 7Gl2 c7tss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
TIE COURTS.
United states Circuit Court.

IN The ease Of the United States against
fnrty three barrels Of whisky, the property
WIS bonded.
IN tic case Of c. Cavaroc against James
+. Casey, collector, Judgment was rendered
against the plaintiff.
Judgment Of the District Court in case
Of James Smith against the steamer MOlle
Fellows was affirmed, ald plaintiff RECEIVERS
$3.50 -.
In the chancery suit of Hugh Cassidy
against 5. A. 5tockdale and others, the
court granted an in auction against de-
ftn'ian!s restraining them from interfering
Will the use OF the standing casks and CON
tents, or from Selling them or their con
tents.
John Hawkins obtained a similar il.3g
ment and a Ike injunction.
1t appears that both these commandments
hled a complaint simultaneously to erjoin
the revenue authorities, who held that the
uso OF standing casks made the retail
vcnuor Ttct!her CT spirits under the law
But the vendors answered that such use
was necessary TO the conduct of their bust
ness, and The court sustained this view
A new .rai was refused in the ease of
James Z. Mckee against Charles 4. Che
tcGu.
The lihelanT is to show cause why q new
trial should not be granted in the case of
Myers against the Lizzie Hopkins.
A true bill was found by the grand ;urv
in the cases of the United States against G
w. Bruce, C.. d. Prescott and John j. GRAY.
for ''oeating AMI woundng,' and against
John f. Gray true bill for beating and
wounding and against Edward Dieienthal
for ''snu@g!ing.'
In til, ease u tie indictment against tIe
parties above named, the bail OF 5000 was
declared forfeit, none of them appearing.
In the case Of Louisa Lowell, ad'ninistra
triz, against 4. Delambre, the plaintiff re-
covers $3lG6 and costs, besides privilege On
,he Woodtord plantation, Sandy's creek,
East fc!ic.ana The plantation was ordered
to be seized
Supreme Court.
=. widow l.. De Ia Croix VS.. Mary NJ. Hart.
Martina D. Barrow. garn,shee-The plaintiff
having ISSUED aa execution against the de-
tendant, filed a petition praying that NJ. J.
Barrow be cited TO answer Undergraduates
propounded to her, and for Judgment
against her according to law. She prayed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
~ AR X EE,E S.
kboWestic Markets.

New YORK. March IS, Evenng.-Cotton
closed weak /; Hiddling uplands 29Ac: Or
leans 235sc. Sales to-day 22Sl bales. Cot
ton--Futures, sales TO day 20, $50 bales, rs
follows: March 2234c: April % il-l6 BE;
May % 23l2c; jane 235s 0237sc; july
1884 $3.50: August 2il2 02l3sc; SeptelO-
Der u l2c: October Zoe
Flour steady. Whisky dull, 81 a.c. Wheat
steadier winter red Western 81 G. al 20
Corn lc better. 20 al 12c. Rice in fair ie-
quest, So. a j5lc. Pork a shade easier,
SIP IS. Lard steady. Navals quiet. Tai
low dull, sa4 IS l5l6c. Freights dull and
lower; corn per steam 4d.
Coffee shade tirmer; Rio lS020c. Sugar
steady fair to good refining s&s n9'4c !;
Cuba SIS a Sc :; Havana 8 9l4c. Molasses
steady; New Orleans 50 a Csc.
CINCINNATI, March 2S.-COtton-Demand
fair; prices advanced: middling 22l4 a
22lac. Flour dUll and prices dropping;
family 81 30 a. -. Wheat quiet and I'M
changed; red 81 70al72. Corn opened firm
but closed dull at ~ a &c. Oats quiet and
unchanged in every respect. Pork dull but
unchanged; Sl2 asked. Lard in fair de-
mand hut at lower rates; safes of good at
Sac. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged:
shoulders 4c; clear ITO 53l a &c; clear sides
64c. Bacon quiet and unchanged: Shout
ders DC: clear rib Gao; clear sides Use.
Whisky steady, with a moderate demand at
S5c.
Sr. LOUIS, March 2s-Cotton-Demand
fair; middling Pa a PC. Flour quiet;
double extra winter S. 75a6 80; treble
s. al -: family winter sS18 -. Wheat
active. advanced; No. 3 fall 81 so: No. :
red winner 81 81. Corn dull, prices droop-
ing: No mixed 4012 a IL. Oats heavy and
lower to 5, II: small sales of mixed CD track
at 3Glac. Whisky better, s5c. Pork dull
and prices have declined, sll IS. closing at
Sill 62l2. Bacon-Oniy a limited jobbing
demand at yesterdays prices.
Foreign Markets..
LOSpoE, March 2S.-Bullion IN the Bank
of England decreased fi78G00. Common
rosin 9s.
LIVERPOOL. March %, Evening.-Red
winner wheat Is I'd. Corn lis sd. Com
mon ro.ln s. n S. cd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
Icovr,XUKp From rIKsT PAGE.

lo.,;no the Generals Guerra, NaranJO and
Martinez TO oppose the government forces
-, tha States of Zacatecas, San Louis, Goa
buiIa and Nueva Leon.
C.MAEGO. Mexico March pc, via Matamo-
ras, March 2S.-General Quiroga officially
announced to the army the receipt Of a tele-
gram, through General Treviuo at Monte
rev. from General Garcia de Ia Cardena at
Saltillo informing him of the complete rOut
of General Rocha's forces near Ztcatecas
by Generals Donate, Guerra and NaranJo,
and their pursuit beyond Lacatecas, and the
reoccupation of that city by the revolution
lists. &c.
The victory is being celebrated at Monte
rev and this city by salvos OF artillery, ring
ing of bells and music, amid great excite
Hlent.
Forced loans are being ruthlessly eEacted
in this city and Monterey, under the threat,
il foreign merchants 10 net pay within
1wenty-four hours, the delinquents viii he
expelled from the country.
NEW YORK.. March GA spec;a! dis
patch from Matamoras, dated tue twenty
seventh. says
Gen. Treyino's official report OF the battle
of Zacatecas, fought on he sixth instant,
states that he had combined the levolu-
tionary forces from San Louis l'otOsi,
Guanaia.a Jalisco and Aguas Calieutes,
numbering in all 5000 men, for an attack
against General Eucna Who Da1 ABOUT the
same number Of government troops under
his command around the city Of Zacatecas.
Both sides lost heavily. lie admits
loss of 500 men. and claims that the enemy
lost equally with him.
General rrevino captured three guns, six
officers and eighty men. lie lost some
mountain howitzers. He remained on the
battle field until the following day, await
ng General Rocha to come out.
He then subdipided his command, send
ing portions to Durango, Aguas Caientes
and San Louis POtOsi, to assist in operations
there. He then came TO Monterey because
his presence was demanded there.
Another attack on Zacatecas is promised.
General Diaz is said 10 be i'll Guanaja ta,
threatening the city of that name. 4 por-
ton of General Kochas troops have gone
TO oppose him.
Larose is on the road between San Luis
Potosi ard the City of Mexico. capturing
correspondent ce and inierrupting couiinuni-
Cations.
He recently defeated force of govern
ment cavalry sent against him. General
COrtina is in Nueva Leon, and threatens
convoy of goods moving from Canargo to
Monterey.