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hasta los tltimos versos que 81 poeta
echaba la sulpa de los mates de Cuba
tanto q los trGidwes de Cespsdes como
a los llamados .SsegreyOs, es declr, a las
Autoridades, soldados, narinos y vo-
Iuntarios espafioles que han derramado
su sangre por mantener la bandera
naeional enhiesta en- las fortale las del
MORO y la Cabana. Esto serfa una
injusticia, ser1a repetir la peregrina
teotia de las dos insurrecciones' in
ventada por. Azcarate. Pero no es
asi. Los haddores que desgarran 4
Cuba no son los de Yars, son los
que apyietan los h;erros del esclaOo
GMnee,starsdO Ell baldon de tantG intamia,
son los espanoles, como 10 con6rman
estos restantes versos no sabemos 81
escritos en- Puerto-Rjco 6 copiados
lie los per 6dicos fiibasteros de Nue.
va-Yo.k:
Hoy sus tonos arm0nicos anega
entire ell lIanto inmenslsimo que abrasa
los senoa de la ma, como los IN Irtres
anegan suS quejidos entire lagrimas:
Y descansa en- monotone agonIa
CON MuyeteS de espumas coronado,
blancas flores del campo de los mares
que su perfume de murmullo exhalan,
al are da su canto dolorido,
al aura dice, 81 la besa e. aura,
que pile aL cjel0 Gbertad y Uida
!ay! poyqne Uida q hbertad lie t4Itan.
La e Iha que fes~anaa con lGMretes
en- mOm6tonG agOpta, la que pide al Cte-
10 hbertat y Uida, e. "a lie Ce+pe ie, y
es "A que mere;e toda~ las simpatfas
al ruvtdtr tedcrat De- mo1o qus eI
cADtO A CUBA ue FL EStalO Federal
es un hImO0, NAL escnto, pero muy
expire i've, 4 a in urreccion de Cnba
un ana ena ios herGicos dofsnso-
res de la nacionalldat es3af1nla. Y
este 81 ynDhca en terra c>paf1 la!
y .rek.ntarnos nosotros: J. A3aso e
titln "a a"oldo las leyeo que pro.
hiben esCrltos sediciosos contra la in
:@s'i'a1 de IA patr.as JAcaso cuandc
en- la Peninsula Sc suspenden, multar
y encaasan peri6dlcos por defender
los caristaa 8 cantonaies, es liclto Ell
Puerto-R'co defend5 4 los Insured
los cnbauos e in-uitar 81 noble ejer
cito, a las patrloticas Az oridades, I
los ceIosos mArinos, a los deslntere
>~.tos voiuntarios que hacen la que II
d rebeId,s!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-17

reconocida iuatioia del Jefe Superior de Ia
IsIa..
Somos dc V. stentos amigos, etc.
VariOs padres de familfa.
Hato-grande, novembre II de 1879
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-17


.isola en Espafla. Sus desceudisntes
lnehaFon braEsmeEt., :, para liacerse M
Esiado grande y p D'eroso, contra los
deuEs bArbaros y aunque Walia los
tefsot6 y Teodorico arrol6 los sue
Eos (que eran los mas po'sutss) com-
ple'amente, la gloria de l. tundacion
de Ia mOnsTluis Ne debe 4 Eurco,
valeioso guerrero que al par de some
ter totas las tfibos ,aIyij-s a So inn
,,r'in, toe sshl9 lrg.s'a ior y los g.ter-
n6 uor lryes escritss Hacia setenta
anos que ios b.. nos aiemoT.Z4aan
"a Europa con sus irva~io0"s: el "o.
nafca - - .o - anol saii6 4 su en-
. ruentro, enco rtrf narsr 81 '0s camnos
tr Cna'Oas - 80 Ia mas ttInlie ha-
tsi.a que 'os A.mh-ea hahian gsto.
4 ti4HrJ - .. nas -'ca e do.r',n-
I t.s al raaasarrs Los traucns (542)
trslan - las IL "a E.pans. pcro en-
. c4casT.n - ss T. iin-os insoudebc
+ ,umha = haye. a.cro, zsd.s
- un!ou de g"uns y e.pano.es 50
I rsirsch6 macy M. 'a '.lielcac.H lie
RELIGION que ua a ,.'nurrs 'n- h.l.a
aiytJ 81 i.aa "a, y Re'a'e .a, ah-
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The LATEST. NEWS.

The SraiB Of NackinAw arc now ful
ly open. Several steamers passed through
from Lake Michigan Thursday night.
Rev. R. Y. Campbell, formerly pastor
OF the Baptist society at East Dedham
Mass, is on trial on charge of bastardy
Sarah j. Howell, age 80, IS the plaintiff
Campbell ia married man aged 80 years
Secretary aBeIkhap,7 Gen. Sheridan
and party left New Orleans, Thursday
eyening Tor Rashingt6nivih Louisville
Felix Ducras, well known stock,
money and exchange broker at New
Orleans, is reported 10 have absconded
Vith-$1og, 900 belougipgto bis patrons.
A fire Friday morning at Madoc,
Ont, destroyed Mr.. Holfmans house and
q block ofstorcs In which it was situated
together with Presbyterian church and
the Town Hall Loss $4,000. ,rsa w.
Geo. B. Hicks, a pFominentinventor
Of the first Automatic telegraph repeater,
and formerly general agent for the Wet
ern Associated Press, died at his resi-.
dence, in Cleveland, on Friday from the
effect Of o stroke of paralysis. - Z
The Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia, ingeneral term, has over
ruled the tnotion made by special sttor-
ney Of the United States TO set aside the
award Of S269i000 as bounty to the cap
tors and destroyeFs Of the Confederate
vessels at New Orleans in April, 1861
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Indiana EditoriaI Convention. |.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2.-The EditOria
Convention met at 10 o'clock this morn
ing in the hall, of the House Of Represen'
alive; lPtesldent r. .LsngsdAle in; The
chair ' The Invitation to attend d 'recep
tion at tho residence Of Governor Hen
bricks, which was accepted yesterday fol
this evening was postponed until tho nexl
meeting Of the Association, owing 70 q
want OF tIpe TO prepare for the occaslon,
Papers were read by D. q. Uald-
we'll, ol the Industrial Rerie0, upon
the true basis for advertising rates. by j. G.
Hardesty, Of the Anderson Herald, upon
how.to make the country press indepAn-
dent Of the local rings; hyJ. G. Bhih oi
the MartInsvslle Republican upon the
confederation among the country pub
fishers. The Committee upon the ques'
ton OF establishing . State advertising
agency reported thai tie thing was prGc.
ticable, but time must be given topropose
plan for the organization. 4 Committee
was appointed TO prepare the plan and
report Ut the next meeting Of the assOCia-
ton. A number Of resolutions expressing
the sense OF the Association upon various
matters brought before it, were presented
by the Committee and resolutions adopt.
cd.
A committee consisting Of Messrs. Slpt.
eE GWin and Ainsworfh was appointed
toaFrange for an excursion by the Associ-
alton to Mammoth Cave sometirne next
month. The Association then adjourned
sine die. -..-.
This afternoon the association are tax.
ing drive through the city under the
escort Of tho members Of the Board
Of Trade. Articles Of association have
been filed in the Secretary OF States
Office Of the Louisville, Wabash & Toledo
railroad, with o. cEpilRl oi $4,000, 600.
The road is designated TO run from Rush.
vile 10 Marion, Ind, seventy miles, At
RuShvllle the road witheonnect with the
projected road from that point to North
Vernon and Marion, with the Cincinnati,
Wabash & Mich railroad.
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COLUMBUs.rr!

COLUMBUS, May 92The coroners jury
in the case OF the dead man found near,
this city on the Baltimore & Ohio Ran (
road track yesterday, supposed 10 be
Chas. King, rendered q verdict to-day
that the deceased came to his death from
a blow Administered by some person un'
known. From the testimony Of the ssv-
errl witnesses it appears that on Wedncs'
day evening Kelly and Sullivan who is
now in the hospital badly wounded,
and another man named Jack went
across Alum Greek bridge, and the next
morning Jack recrossed the bridge alone
and has disappeared. The ground In the
vicinity where the dead man was. found
indicates q severe struggle, and a fight no
doubt occurred. Sullivan says he and
King were friends, and came here from
Cincinnati a few days ago. They met this
man called Jack, and started on visit
west Of the city. SullivRn's testimony be-
yond this gives no insight TO this myste.
rious affair; butlas jack is missing, and
both men when found had their pockets
turned inside out, It would indicate that,
itiound, he could tell something about the
tragedy. hA' ''r ~. q y y
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ture has taken the power Of appointment,
not from the Governor but from himand
the Senate, body composed of'twenty.
four members 10 whom the Governor is
required by the constitution % make all
nominations and who must confirm his
nominees before they can hold office and
conferred the sole power Of appointment
upon thu Board OF Public Works, a body
composed ol only FIVE men, without re.
Quiring any action by the Senate. A
strange thing this, Of taking the power Of
appointment from the Governor and Sen.
sie-25 men-because. there Is too much
Zone man power in It, and giving 1t to
the Board Of Public Works-6 men!
Other illegal and Unconstitutional acts
have been passed by the Legislature, and
vetoed by the Governor, and passed again
over the veto. The passage ot, tho last
class of acts had no excuse, save in the
pititul one Of partisan hate 70 Coy. Jacob
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Thn PrpaIdont ID Ilalena.

'GALENA, May 2.-At 2 O'clock this af-
terno6n . committee Of PERCEPTION called
on the President OF The residence Of l., s.
Felt. Hon. ], NJ Ryan, chairman; Gd-
dressed the President stating that it Was
the desire Of the citizens Of Galena to
tender him public reception at his resi-
dence, requesting him 70 name the time II
would be most convement 70 receive them.
The President replied, from two,to FIVE
tomorrow, tsatufdAY ailernoon) The
committee Afterwards made % pub
lie announcement Of the time d
the reception, inviting Gll 70 attend
and pay their respectB 70 the Pres.
ldent at his old residence, which has
been put in order and decorated for the
oCcaSlon. Quite 1 number q idiStinL
guished 1oWGns- together With many old
Iriend-paid their respects 70 the Presi,
dent, to-day. Ailar transaction Of pub
lie business, the Pre5ldenI spent two or
three hours visiting old acquRintAnCeS,
The President had intended making q
longer stay in GSlens, but owing % delay
In his western trip, was compelled tc
shorten IL The private reception Of the
residence Of r u, Mcclellan, this even
ing, was Q Ogrand affair, passing Oft with
the greatest eclGt.
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IA PHonnaiIIon.

To the Editors OF tho Intelligeneer. A.rJ
The Ohio county members OF the Leg
stature boast that they represent the
mass Of the people To,test the question
let them reSlgn and submit their claims
to vote. II they do 50, the most popu-
lar man in the batch cannot receive three
hundred votes. Ohio county to-day is
almost solid for Governor Jacob, and al
most a unit against the white washed
Public Printer and his $3.50 employee
To save the State any outlay should the
misrepresenters Of Ohio county agree to
this propositions sthe friends OflRW Snd
order will raise q fund sufficient 10 meet
the expenses Of the election. Have the
Ohio county delegates enough respect ior
themselves and the peopleito resignsJ -
szEt DRMocRAT1c' 'YoTKR.
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THE MODOOWAR, -,
} ~ E.lZ ~ 8 N z
MaSterly Inactivity at the Front.

SAN FRANCISCO, May IA dispatch
Just received from Yreks says thst all the
settlers Of Butte and Bogus creeks haye
lett. Batteries "A andy K, LoE the 4th
artillery have consolidated under com.
mand OF Lieutenant Leury, with Com.
panies E and G, Of the 18th infantry,
under command of Lieutenant Camp.
Probably no active movement will be
made against the Modocs at present.
WASHINGTON, May General Sher-
man has received copy Of q letter ad.
dressed to General Candy, from the Gov
ernor Of Oregon, dated February 9th,
expressing the utmost confidence in Col.
Wheaton's conduct In Modoc cam
paIgn, and saying that his plan OF attack
on January 17lh, which resulted disaq-
trously, was approved by all the most
experienced frontierSmenIprese go
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CINCINNATI.
Homlcids::.rhe Festival.

CINCINNATI, May 2.-Willian1 COkeI
died to-day from the effect Of injuries from
blows, inflicted by shovel In the hands
Of George Charter, last Saturday night
Both men were stRblemen for John Rob
lnson's show. Charter was intoxicated
and angry, and iell upon and beat Coker
while the latter was sleeping.
Theodore Thomas and Anna Louise
Cary have arrived for participation in the
May Music Festival Twelve hundred
school children rehearsed this morning
This afternoon, the country societies
from Urbana and Hamilton rehearsed.
GETTING A MINOR ouToF THR U. s. ARMY
An exciting case occurred In the Pro
bate Court here to-day. Leonard A. Har,
rison, minor, sometime ago enlisted 10
the U. 8. Army, deserted and came home
was arrested and confined In the New
port bAtEickR His mother, Mrs MHrgar.
ct FOrbus OF this city brought him before
Judge TIldOn OF the Probate Court, on
writ Of h6bbdS corpus. United States Dia'
trios Attorney BatemAn claimed the case
should be left to the Federal Courts
Judge living, OF the United States Court
could not hear the case to-day
30 the Probate Judge, Hidden, heard
the, evidence thai tho boy va!
q minor holding under the United
States statutes at large that the boy be
ing a minor could not be held 10 militia
~ service, and discharged him. The
prisoner when discharged hid until atteI
being convinced that there were no Uni
ted 6tatea HoldierO. waiting around tht
court house TO rearTest him.
DR.. ROUGH, Of Chicago, read this after
ternoon before the Public Health AsSoci-
alton a paper on sewerage in Chicago,
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For tic SsSdlf States, Ten nesseo ilab and tbc
South Atlantic States, generally cool and
clearing weather, nOrthwesterly to south:
westerly winds and higher pressures
For the northwest and upper lakes, and
thence southwark 70 lower Missouri and
the lower Ohio valleys, occasional rain
and partly cloudy and clearing weather,
with lower tempHatures For the lower
lakes and Middle States, cloudy and
rainy weather, northeasterlY and south
westerly winds. For Canada aud New
England, falling barometer, Threatening
weather and rain. CautiOnary signals
continue at Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago,
Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland,
Buffalo, Rochester, Oswego. Norfolk
Baltimore, Cape May, New, York, Nov
Haven New London, Boston, Portland
and Esstport, and are ordered for savan'
nah, Chaleston and Wilmington. --.
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GhtG4teth4l:nIinr: !: 1

TIM PRNTTENTIARY lMBRoGLIo-Up
to last evening III Was quiet at Mounds
vile. The gentleman who. profess to be-
lleye that they arc board OF directors
Tor the PenltenIiRgy went down yesterday
and spent the day lettering abOut.the
town whiting sticks, cxpectoraling to-
bacco Juice, and looking with longing
eyes, from sale distances, attbe great
stouO building Fhich they were not able
to go up and pOSsesss Nr. SHALLoROssr
not knowing What might be attempted
hGd made arrangements to give them a
VAIN reception. Suitable precautions
were taken t0guPrd against treachery
from within orssurpriSe from without,
Bu. the Warlike spiritoI the BRlDGEs
party oozed out with Capt IsRARL's un-
succeBaiul attempt TO scale the Peniten-
tlury. wall Thursday. They have cohclud.
ed that the employment Of force Is not
thelr best card; Sand feeling that they
need advice have employed Mr.. CALEB
BoOoEss, Of ClafEsbuSg asoounsel.i II he
gives them good, advice, they will go
home lust as soon as conveyance can be
found and will stay there TIL the Register
calls the Legislature together. 57s 'as
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
cnE NORTHWESTERN BOUNDARY reuEs.

THE NORTHWESTERN BOUNDARY QUEs
ssasH .TIolt N PARIiNRNT. q 2I
! LoHn6s Nay Lid he House ol Com
mons, tonight, Lerd George Hamilton
called attention to the nature Of the refer
ence to the treaty Of lS46, which, under
the treaty Of Washington, was submitted,
together with the Northwestern boundary
question, to the decision Of the German
Emperor. He regretted that the English
Government had allowed upon that pm
Of the 0regOnstreaiy an Interpretation
so fatal TO the Just claims q England.
Rasario's Straight was the only known
nRyigable channel between Oregon and
Van Oourers Island, and hencel lWasSun-
'loubtedly the channel indicated - In
the treaty Of 1916. Yet the Gov
eFument, with unhappy ingenuity had
excluded the arbitrator from the con.
alteration Of this particular chan
mel. He found no fault with Emperor
WILLIAM He thought The, Geneva Ar.
btiirat6rs would have acted more wisely,
had they anticipated this melhod and
confined themselves 10 rendering their
decision without giving reasons therefor.
Lord Hamilton said that he would make
no motion, and only destred to obtain
from the House such On expEessioniof
opinion as would discourage the making
Of treaties. a T.aP
Lo8DoS, Msy2,TThe ilrst spring meet.
ing at New Market, was brought toTR
close 70 day. The race for'1 900 guineas
was won by CccelIa, Angela second and
Wipdecmere third; fourteen ran.z Betting
previous to the Start1 was, eight to- one
GgaiuSt the winner. e 20 =, = - sAiTSE : y
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A FRIEND who feels some solicitude to
have the laws OF the land respectedtaskS
US to call attention Of the saloon keepers
who have renewed :their licenses to the
fact that The law now in force expressly
prohibits them from selling behind screens
and frosted windows Gentlemen, there
is no help tor it. The screens and the
frost must come down. ...R
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pI.Ire.slnE Accident q IndInnaG..

LsOUIsvnIIR, May 9.-on Wednesday
morning 10 Union township, 'OrSWtord
county, Indiana, Mn. Mary Scott, d
highly respected lady, in taking aporfion
Of her head dress from 4 drawer dis
lodged her husbands revolver, which dis.
charged In falling, and tho ball entered
tho back part Of head, killing her In
StGntly. 20 - ;Et n
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SbSciGIi DSR OSIf5! 1T

'BEITnfpRR, May Sin the Superior
Cont to,dGy, the case Of Wm. A. Boyd,
b6tho Sd National Bank Of Baltimore, for
the recovery Of United States $50 bonds,
amounting 10 $40 600; and Other bonds
valued at 1900, deposited IS collateral
security, came up. The Jury disagreed
and were discharged, standing nine i6r
tho plaintiff, and Atee ,loE The defendant.
Tho above bonds were Stolen from the
bank at the time ol Is robbery In August
lASI --,.rS -e.a=
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IndiIh RroIrenen, In Ne1nda.

YIRsIErA, Nay IA mail carrier ar
rived at Elko from the north reports that
the settlers In Mountain City and Cape
district are greatly alarmed At the threat!
inlng attitude oi.th6 Indians. Th0euake8
and PiutSS argp0uIing IN from al drec.
tons, alrin war paint. A public meeting
was called in Nohniain CiE TO iGka meas
ures to procure arms and 6e prepared for
an outbreak, shN b.
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SPAIN,

oSEipRiIDsSlsIy7 i lI7 a.-TRs CaSlist prisoners S INC
on one OF the Canary islands, mentioned
a few days ago, mutined some days ago.
The guard fired some EhotS and many
yHe KILLED andtwopndeAi JIRTiT9
l 4 dispatch from Barcelona says that
General Velaide has Issued an order
granting amnesty 10 all the Carllats who
surrender within eight days, except those
who had deserted from the Spanish army
aud the leaders, and requiring the inhab-
itanls OF BereOt 10 pay $40, 900 for allow
ing the Carlists under Sabols to enter the
town. E,E1,..Lg " s4--pR
Alarming IIlHHSs of Gen. GariBaldl.
Ro>TE.. May 2.-Geu. Gsrtbaldl Is rez
ported Alsrmlngly IN. rl.a7s O. ls.i ~. %. :.
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FIauEs MiT cAPTSjAcK,-A delegation
OF German citizens called, yesterday, al
this Office 10 axpteS their appreciation oI
Col. suAIIcRoss' fiFmnesSt tn refusing 10
kdmit the bogus directors and 'superin-
tendent 70 the ,Penitentiary, or to allow
them to take possession Of the institution
They say they lights nit Capt, Jack
under the banner OF Governor Jaco1a
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Heavy Thpnder.StOrm al Chicago.

CmcAoo, May IA heavy rain storm,
accompanied by thunder and lightning
prevailed here from seven o'clock till near
daylight this morning. An immense quGni
tity OF water fell and four houses N differ
ent parts Of the city were struck by light.
ming and set on fire, but the damage was
slight IN hn eASes. q"
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The alooh keepers at Wheeling threat.
en- to strike on account Of the temperance
law just gone into force. They have been
striking WithJefsey lightning for good
many years. Letthem strike any harder II
they RellsbIrg RSrGh. ~
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10000 Gifts.
-. $5OO,OOO.
1H- - -

On TUEsDAY, JULY 9Th. lsGa, the Third
Grand GIFT Concert, under tho management Of
RI-GOYeaor ThoS. Z. BrAmlOtte, and authorized
by special act Of tho Legislature, for tho bsnelt
Of the Public Library OF Kentucky, positively
and uneQuiVocGlly comes or In Public Library
Hall, at Louisville, Ky., when 10000 Gifts, all
cash, amounting 10 $500, 900. will DO distributed
by lot among the tieketholdeTs. Tho money to
pay all these gIftB In full Is already IN bank and
set aside for that purposc, 80 the following Ger.
uhcato shows:
oPFICB OF FGRMERs' AND DRoVERE' BANK,
Z .IFI LounYlILB, Ky, April Z, 1873 I
This iI 10 certify that there Is in tho FARNTRS'
AND DBoVEnb BANK, 70 the credit Of the Third
Grand Gin Concert for the benefit Of the Public
Library Of Ky., FIVE HUNDRED THoUsGND Dol
LAhB;Whie haA been cot EpaFt By the hAnAgert
70 paythe gins In fall, and wllibe held by the
BAnhand paid OuFf0r thiBpuHpoSe and this pur'
[SiEn05i .oE "7R. 8. WEIGH, Cashier.
Only few tickets remain uDsold, and they
will be furnished to the ArSt applicants at the
following pnees: Whole tickets, SO; halves. g.;
quarters, q 90; II WboleS for 500; 50 for $500;
ii3 foG 5000, and $40 for $500. For tickets
and full information, apply to.
-, THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Ap9S-cod&W Louisville, Ky.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-03
! LaEeNayIratlon Opeh. 3

CHICAGO, May 2.-The propeller City
OF Toledo, Capt. g. ". IRossman, OF The
Vermont Central Line, LOADED with gen.
eral merchandise, reached this city ai
$50 this afternoon, from Ogdensbprg, be.
ing the frgt vessel through the straits oi
MackinaW Of the lower lakes. She was
Seyeral days getting through the, straits,
finding the passage f1ll Of Ice, She MI
start on the return nip tomorrow eve
ming.