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New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
PASSION WEEK ENDED.
LENTEN STRAINS AND EASTER BLOSSOMS
GOOD FRIDAY sERvIcEs-PREPARATIoSs FOR TIL

LENTEN STRAINS AND EASTER BLOSSOMS.
GOOD FRIDAY sERvIcES-PREPARAIIoNs FOR THE
EASTER TIDE.
A group of ladies, weaving wreaths and de-
signing with flowers; two three gentlemen to climb
ladders and do the laborious part OF the work.
professional florist, and venerable sexton; faint odors
Of exotics In the moderng crevices occasional pea OF
laughter which echo and reGcho through the hight and
breadth OF the ednoe sanced disorder and life where
out OF service time life is seldom seen-these VIII
be found. to-day, in the Protestant Episcopal
and Roman Catholic churches OF this CITY
Saokcloth and ashes will Do banished from the altars'
and in their place will arise the insignia OF fesVai W
gladden. the hearts and eyes OF tomorrows worshpers
The preparations will be extensive and the appear
earnest TO draw the spirit OF the season Easter mas
the advantage OF other church festivals in that h comes
with the first hues and promise OF Spring when human
ity ls most apt TO be thankful and consequently large
attendance at the morning services Is hVstiDie' NV
withstanding that as rule, the masses devote 'ho
afternoon to secular pleasure. Ascetc criticism Is re
pressed; charity and gratitude prevail.
On Good Friday Of last year the public schoos Oh eno
city were closed. This repeated yesterday Inc
courts adjourned, the Exchanges did no business "a
st. wore haf-sabbath aspect, and in the hurry ana
hustle and turmoil there luL And THIS was III
city that lately went into herocs over 1yndal' hnu
the spell will last through to-day; and tomorrow IN itS
brighter aspect, religion will gladden. the lVes Oh al
Below are given details OF the celebration OF Good FIJI
day in the more prominent churches, aud OF the prep
for OF Easter the celebration Oh
which is year by year becoming more general Ihese
preparations perhaps never more elaborate fio
ists are busy day and night In filling orders conser'"
tories are red OF their there are hur
red errands hither and thther and whispered consua
tions, and quiet meetings TO twine wreaths harps'
crosses and crowns choirs are rehearsing ana pro-
grammes are being planned, and everybody Is on the
tiptoe of an expectation which for once Is heathiui'
Even the Greek Church, which commentaries tne
events OF Passion Week seven days later cannot a'o
gether escape the spirit Of the time
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

ing the sermon. which was listened TO by . large con
gregaton The programme Of music was as follows:
Opening Hymn &c. "see the destined day;" Psalms ior
the day-chanted; Benedicte-chanted; Benedctus, 10
f. Warren !. Introt Selection II, hrst part burioru
Purcell; Kyre Eleison, Gregorian; Hymn, 100, come
and mourn" Absorption. Gloria Patria' Gregorian;
onertory. There's green HILL" Gounod; "Miserere"
before the iBenediction The music was under tne
charge Of George William Warren, organist h ana a
rector An evening service OF prayer was also heIu ~
y. This evening at o'clock there VIII be service
OF prayer with lecture by the Rector as preparatory
for Easter. For tomorrow preparations nave oeeD
made at st. Thomass n more extensive scare tntn
usual. it being intended that the arrangement OF music
and the floral decorations shall far exceed those VI io
mor years. -.
Az Trinity P E Church the decorations are in charge
OF committee Of ladies, and Will probably DC OF very
beautiful kind. Two handsome gilt candeaDrums nave
been placed in the chancel The music VIII De uhuer
the direction of Mr.. Messter. and VIII consist OF tne
following selections, given IN full orchestra and oZ
choristers Morning-Voluntary tplayed by Henry
Carer) finale to Beethovens Fifth symphony; process
siOna hymn l07 A. and M Anthem, Open me the gates
Ofrighteousness," p. Morgan; Kyrie, Haydn Nlcene
Creed First Mass, Haydn; Ofertory, First Motet MO
zart Sanctus, First Mass, Haydn; Agnus Del, First
Mass HAYDN; Gloria In Excelsis. First Mass, haydn
Recessi0nal hymn, l13, A. and M. EyenDg-Heces-
sional hymn l07, A. and NJ; Proper Psalms ll3,
H. lls; Cantate Clarke Whitfield; Anthem, But thou
dds leave bis soul In hell !" Recessional hym A9'
Aau M
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

laughing gas at the Cooper Institute next Monday
concert is one OF the attractions
Grace Greenwood will deliver lecture
at Association Hail. this afternoon, on "ln Doors
will bc preceded by concert Dy tbe i"Po''"
Horn Blowers. =, n:
The Cooper Union Literary Glass VIII uis-
cuss Tonight the auesion Can Successful American
Politician be an Honest Man 7" The depate WIN ''A'
place in the Music Hall Of the Institute -.
The regular monthly meeting OF the hineri-
can Geographical Society will be held az tno n" - 'o
New York Historical Society, at seconua iohn sjb
enth-st next Tuesday evening mNor- o w
bon win read paper on "The wonders u
IL is claimed that the 14 cases and Daies OF
goods recently seized by the revenue ocias were ih
tended for transportation In bond 20 lne DOMINION OF
SanaSa where they were 10 be distributed to North
Western tribes of Indians They WILL therefore, DO re-
leased. -
The XyIIIth Assembly District Republican
Association at their meeting at No. 47 Fonrthaye last
evening informally discussed the merits and demerits
ot tho CITY Charter recently passed by the Senate The
opinion or the meeting seemed TO be that the Charter
was too personal and partisan In It's tone ana bearings
and that the heads of departments should be elected by
the people.
The Norfolk-st. Synagogue was cOnsecrated
Yesterday afternoon by the congregation Of the 6haare
Rachmim who have only recently acquired that temple
The ceremonies were conducted by the Rev. DR.. A
Hubsch. They consisted of procession, formed by tho
officiating cergymen, the officers and trustees OF the
congregation and "a young ladies atired in white robes
Nnlt phalms Ntio Oh'ihecu' I,ltoi
the ThOre rolls deposited in the sanctuary, and
sermon was preached by Dr. Hubsch
At meeting of the Polytechnic Association,
held last evening at Hall No. a. Cooper Union, William
II. Brown read a paper the first use Of the locomo-
in America wherein he said that the first locomo-
tive for service not for experiment was used at Charles
ton in 1884, the South Carolina railroad The cars
were plain wooden Ones with covering as protection
from the heat OF the The railway was seven miles
long No tender carried, but the engine was hred
up at either end OF the road. For long time people
riding on the cars very spprebensiye OF an expo
sion. To quiet their fears barr1ercar" on when
were piled six bales OF cotton was between the engine
and the The plan had some Drawbacks
however the cotton wont 10 catch fre every lew
Therefore negro 1remen had TO be carried on
each train To prevent the fire from spreading.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

The recent election of Panama Railroad
directors and the announcement that two Of the new
directors, Edwards PierrepOnt and G. C. Haven, had
resigned, have excited great deal OF discussion IN
Wallst and this heightened by the statement that
the Howe Sewing Machine Company of London had been
made the bankers and agents OF the road g. L. M
Barlow one Of the newlyelected directors upon being
applied to for information concerning the Company said
that he had been able yet to give any attention TO
the matter and would not be able TO do prior TO his
return Cleveland. The following statement OF the
Companys business for three months ending March 81
1873 IS announced furnished by Of the directors
who was not reelected:
Bsrpiug, including estimated for March and part Of Feb
Interest," exchange, ZUf "
s''Vo'' %
Interest sterling bends
Claims for fregbt zuIf -
Colombian e<"T" W -
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

The shareholders Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway approved yesterday OF the proposed lease OF
the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis
Railroad g. L. NJ Barlow ofcounse for the Company will
proceed Cleveland to-day to arrange the details Of the
lease. He says that the Atlantic aud Great Western
guarantees to pay cent per annum the stock Of
the Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati, and Indianapolis
Railroad in quarterly instalmens, which at the rate at
which the stock sold equivalent To per cent He
that whatever opposition made will only delay the
brief period. III this lease is cOnsummated the issuing
OF several million dollars OF new Atlantic and Great
CURED will probably come mp for consideration at
meeting OF the Board OF Directors.
The subscribers TO the stock OF the kewburgh and
Midland Railway Company have voted 70 dissolve the
corporation and legal measures are TO be taken forth
with 10 that end. The Company was organized about
years ago. but the enterprise never went beyond
kuI
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Mn hpeRHe Rotel-The Hon. George N. Robeson,
Secretary Of @ Nsvy senator Sargent Of C.gioria Coz yre OF
Connecc Gen Sewe Of Philadelphia X H. Pendletoo OF Cnen
uab Hgeaker Cornell Assmhnen Peron Lynde and blng and
Jehn Smyth AbAay Hon w. kellogg and W. r. Bristol OF
Hofsen Jones of Neyaaa she
bon A. a. Cs,ten Of NewJerey the Rsy W; g CSeel & o,
PAaladephiA O. c. Marsh Of Yale college bhao
New Britain and Judge Green OF tevJersey
Brspoo~f HoNsJndge BglOw Of Boston and erce OF
Hon. James NJ. Ashley ONO
and TIE Hen Thomas Jenekes Rhode leland So yaes ofe
Re1sor NJ Maiden Mdeowu n " and Ger R. stockton Of
Hew,Jey ,EpSrs HesseAma@ sprgae oi no'@,nse sna
R,gpor pHs piaAelpha York H0isl-Tbe Hon j. Bar
eoeT Of yirepa Php stockton Dr. Alvin p smith Of Bh.
zIbdyls Hotsen ClAry. T. A...M Nicholas Hotsi-
Of SurfSt
Sanat II nsand Albany.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
rrr1,prs ANN MEpTINGs.

W Good LevisoD win deliver the next lee
, Of the scientific q the Cooper instute this
.yr,,ing. ON AnaJogies Of the Eemsne
The Beekman Hill NJ. e. Church on Fiftieth-
.~..aan ts,rst and sso0ndAves, the Rev. W. C..
ssseIe. psstor, wiz be ded'csted to-'n'rroW'
Ty Celtep sill give saotbsr exhibition Of
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

For Morn PATCHES, FRECKLEs, AND TAN
Morn LoTloS Sold by druggists ever
where. Depot. ~ Bordst-, Hsu-York
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
HOME NEWS.

TBESMoMErKR YESTERDAY. At DIcKIEsoNs IN PARK-
ROW.
"a n-soO Hoea-sSO m-sTo ,nidaiEh-a5' AvenSe-SoT
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

A.-WINDow SHADES, also PATENT SELF
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
IAnno nneemens-I
20
Irritation of scalp-BURNETT's COCAINE cures.
v1scoNrrs TUSCAN SALAD OrL-Choice Olive.

IT is WELL TO GET CLEAR OF BAD COUGH
on COLD FIRST wEzx Is hID rouhsrv OF
IT rHK rRr yoRrr FOR rsE
PURPOSE BEING DIR. JArsB's RIPEcToRLsr.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

priced machine 10 the market Il makes iee ionsss sS,.
se.n ch that stauds where TIE seyerest tests arr
instance oeed washing goods that arc
on the elastic goods wble all rooen fsneess
sol, and subjected the se,erest test arr nos
vey made by this ELASTIC L0OP STITCH, which by Hos'
device accomplished by ugle single thread
spool II also Asens is securely 1ei 80
unlocked pleasure Fastened TO table 50 ss,y
requires the Of nnge ao
Of the hand from the wrist, -he ihs ,f 0.,,
sstars aud posoS THIS the Machine Of Shieh az 20
Judd Co ofths American Agncutarst using bonsan -
IT, after having the hseh1s thirty days does no. g. ~ b.
s.tsscon wi OF the Machine. capd the ~ .
express charges and being Injured Orten promptly s.s
eept u o. order n - seat With ihs order a
be Express when the MssBs oS ~
complete weighs less titan Ave pounds snt hundreds
cents ILsny doubt our respOnsbiny vii 's
Of reference BECKwIrH SEWING hACHlSk W.,
16 West Brosdssy New.Yors After MAJ l. So b~"-r
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

II is not good judgment to live and sleep In
house these know when burglar
HoLxsi BURGLAR ALiKn TsLEGRAPa gives you
this nfornAtsn L. HoLnks, hauAy-st
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

UNIVERSAL admiration is excited by KNOx's
prevailing tye Of Genmns HATS and the demand for IT, at No 2
Bro.d. taxing Of the popular halter KooI
however. is equal to the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

A.-Dr. B. c. PERRY, DermatOlogist, 40 Bond
SewYOrk Falling Loss and unnmey Ora! Hair Dancrn
Rngwonn complaint of the seslp Also
the Moes and Warts without
cutting blemishiug the shin. Send for circular.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
pECKWITH SEWING MACHINE, sia.

10 NAL.
With new Brsidiug feet irs
many other vanahls l~e@-
msbts, all complete. Nih hsnsd'
Guide. four needles OIL asd 'sa,
ke., warranted two vssr. STA e-s
will last lifetime and 90 sh lsS
family sewing NeallT teu ,set
sand Of these msebioes hare ess
sold the past s. asop, ~hieh, uvss
the above improvements ns -
ing universal satsizeuoo, ~
parts are - few. ard 80 sac
snd strong. that u nesef gee -
Of orier. We Will shs~ kuere
any Who nav call, from ai~L
e,ted purchasers, ~bo sta's :.
they prefer ours 10 The tci g
IL make. the stroustst pseH1
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
"EASTER HATS.r

FASTER
DUNLAP Co. b,er would remind the gentlemen OF this city that
all Of Eser complete aud invite Inspection
Correct Styles in Genemens Hats
Correct Styles for BOYS and Youths"
hsve between Twenty second and Twenty ss and ss
Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-15
Washington News.

J. S. Parce (Rev. J. Hale Barney held il
iaii to answer an indictment for forgery aud
fraud IN Senaing circulars 10 the hame Of Gen.
Ba5cock soliciting subscriptions for party pur-
poses, has been released from Jail, Lewis Gle
plane bccoulng his boudsmau.
The War Department clerk, Ira B. Scott,
who cloped with the sch,o girl, Mary +.
Lynch, was tnuad in Philadelphia, still seeking
clergyman TO perform the marriage ceremony.
The cJupc Were brought back to this city aud
were on Saturday married at the house vi Miss
LYNCH parents by Rev. NJ. Norris.
\ street fight on Pennsylvania avenue, near
the B Gilmore aud Potomac depot created
much excitement in that ncighborhoCd, the
most travelled in the city, about o clock on
Saturday.
An association which is in negotiation for the
purchase Of the Stone estate. on the Fourteenth
street road, propose to donate Il portion Of the
estate 10 the government, provided the new
presidential MADISON i. erected there.
The applications Tor divorces were sua in
the District Of Culumbl on Saturday.
We regret to announce the death of Mr.. j.
Beverly Ward, Il well known lumber merchant,
which occurred at his residence yesterday al
;crnoon. The deceased was the s0n Of the late
Rev. ULYSSES Ward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-15
Conservative Township Meeting.

Pursuant to u Gail OF The County Superintend.
cnt Il meeting of tie Conservative voters Of
Providence township, Fairfax county, was held
ut Vienna on Saturday, September 9TH, 1873, DR..
Ira Wi liams in the chair, and g. Ii. Blincoe set
ing Secretary.
The following gentlemen were elected rs dele
gates to the nominating cnnye nton to be held 1t
Fairfax Court House on he l5.h Benz. Naca!,
Jonathan Magarty, Captain j. Owens Berry, H.
Van Siyck, Thomas Moore ana o. W: HUNT.
On motion of Thomas Moore esq, the follow
ing was unanimously adopted
"Reg"rdng the success OF the CONSERVATIVE
party Us necessary to the peace, happiness ana
prosperity of the State, be it, therefore, 80,
''kesovcd, That this meeting does heartily
endorse the platform Of principles As a'1 down
by the convention OF the Comparative party re-
c.ntIy held in Richmond and r"tIiy the tomi.
nations there made for Governor, Lie'ltenant
Governor and Attorney General, and pledge to
the ticket an earnest and undivided support.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
IRA WILLIAMS, Chairman.
g. II. BLIScoE, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-15

AN AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL FAIR.
If successful FAIRS can be held annually in
Winchester, Laesburg, Culpeper, Rockville,
Md, and other places, why cannot an Agrcul
tural and Mechanical Fair be established in
Alexandria? We ask the question, although
We have asked it over and over again for years
past, but we are not wearied 10 urging the sub
ject upon the consideration of our citizens, and
upon our friends 10 the neighboring counties.
Just before the late war, the matter was in
fair way of being carried out to completion.
Let us ''pck the flint and try it again. The
grounds ought to be so located as to make it an
ALEXANDRIA fair. Its advantages must be
obvious and as they have before been spoken
Of at length in our columns, it is needless to re-
capitulate them. Certain it is that every bust
ness man in Alexandria, indeed every iuhabi
tant of the place, is interested. Words are not
wanted, but action is needed.
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NEWS OF TIL II DA y.
:" 10 sho,o he rsry age and Jo'ly Of tie Times.

10 sho,o he rery ,,ge and Joly Of tie Times. "
The city of Dover, Delaware, has been thrown
into state of unusual excitement for nearly a
week past over the mysterious disappearance OF
little three years old son OF Mr. Thomas I"-
near. The last seen of the child was on FIJI
day. the 9Th inst. Since that time the woods
In the nciyhborhood have been thoroughly
searched, as we'll as the swamps, fields and
brooks, by hundreds of the citizens. The canal
has been thoroughly dragged, meetings of the
people have been held daily in the town, aud
organizsd parties sent out again and again.
Fears are entertained that the child has been
taken off by gpsies.
\ dispatch from Commerce, Missouri says
that the steamer James Howard caught fire in
the hull Friday while lying at that place. The
passengers and baggage were taken ashore sale
IL and the steamer was scuttled, which was the
only hope Of saving her. The Howard was the
largest steamer on the western rivers, being
8, 500 tons burden. She cost two years ago
Sl6U,01O, The vessel is Insured iu Cincinnati
aud Pittsburg She left on Wednesday for
New Orleans with 600 tons of freight and q
barge in tow.
John L.ppeihart, aged sixteen, an apprentice
to his uncle, 10 Philadelphia committed suicide
by hanging yesterday. When quite young John
was persuaded to leave his home IN Germany
and cpme to this country. Here his seeming
friends deserted him, aud he went to live with
his uncle, who it is said treated him kindly
The coroner's jury rendered Il verde: of suicle
\ Washington dispatch received at New
York says that representation is made to the
Treasury Department that the coinage act of
1873, by which the value OF the pound sterling
was altered from 81 to Sc Cd 100, will 10
crease The duties upon imports from Great
Britain to the United States by little more
than onc-haf OF one per ceu.
Miller & Webster, BANKERS Of Ann Arbor,
Michigan. made an asst gnmcnt on Saturday.
Their liabilities, or cause of failure, are un-
known.
The demands for the new American trade
dollar are increasing and additional orders have
recently been received at the Treasury Depart
meut from China aud elsewhere
Raj II and Waston, two Kentucky ku-klux
prisoners, who escaped from Jail on Monday
last, were rccaptured by the sheriff of Henry
county On Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-15
Advice Tor Everybody that Costs No
body ANYTHING.

Lotions and cosmetics make a superficial
coating on tie skin. give an artificial color easily
seen, but are Wiley destructive Of the color,
texture and pliability of the skin itself. Wink
led, haggard aud prematurcly old looking, ex
actly describe the appearance of those who
habiuaIly ''raint their faces If you would
have the clear, transparent, healthy and soft
tinted complexion which nature gives, free
from pmpIcs. tan. trecklcs, or all other dis
figuremeuts use Hand Sapolio--the most et-
fccrivc and fragrant toilet soap ever mauuflc-
turcd Sold by all dealers at 10 and Is cents
cake sep l5-eo3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-15
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1878.
PoL1rlcAL.-The Warreuton Index, 10 com

PoL1TIcAL.-The Warrenton Index, 10 COM
rentiog upon the paragraph taken from the
Gazette, in reference to letters written By Col.
Mosby to Gen. Grent and Postmaster General
Creswell, says: The Gazette is substantially
correct. The letters referred to were written.
In confirmation of the presumption that they
were satisfactory to the parties addressed We
state that when Radical delegation, headed
BY Platt. waited on Postmaster General Ores
we'll this week and demanded the removal OF
the appoiutees made through the Influence OF
Mosby, Creswe refused to comply.
4 meeting of the delegates to the County
Convention of Rappahannock was held last
Monday whep motion that the meeting should
adjourn and that the voters Of the county be
requested to assemble in mass meeting at DC
tober Court to nominate candidate, being de-
feated all the delegates from Stouewall Town
ship one from Piedmont township, and four
from Hampton Township withdrew from the
meeting. The remaining delegates then noml-
mated W. C. Miller for the House of Delegates
The delegates who withdrew from the Con.
vention then convened mass meeting and
nominated Capt Popham, in opposition to Mr.
Miller 1t thus appears that there are two can
didates, both claiming to be Conservative nom-
inees, in the field This is unfortunate, especl-
ely at this time, when unity and harmony are
so essential to the success Of the cause, and 1t
is hoped the apparent differences will be ar
ranged and that old Rappahannock will present,
together with her sister counties, an unbroken
front in the coming contest.
Special Agent W. \. Pattie, as we have
already stated, left Warrenton on Tuesday last
to investigate the cargo that the postmaster at
Lynchburg had been using official stamps for
electioneering purposes, The Warrenton Index
says I'VE hope the special agent has per-
formed his task, and that his report will not
be consigned to the file room in Washington,
but acted on as promptly as the case of any
poor devil would be who should endeavor to
defraud the government by using penny
stamp twice.
There are FIVE candidates for the House of
Delegates in Frederick county, announced 10
the Winchester papers-Jobn F. Wall, Gen.
James Fl. Williams, Maj. R. W. Hunter, T.
B. Williams and r. B. Hackney, all Conser-
natives. E. NJ. Tidball, esq.,, one of the late
delegates from that county, declines re.elec-
ton in consequence of impaired health.
Gen. Kemper spoke at Tazewel &. H., on
Tuesday last, to one of the largest assemblages
ever convened in the county. He spoke for
two hours and was most enthusiastically APP
plauded.
W. r. VIM and R. f. Gardner have been
nominated for the House Of Delegates by the
Conservatives of Hanover county.
Messrs Henderson and Shumate, the Con-
servatiye nominees for the House of Delegates
in Fauquier, have each accepted the nomlna-
ton
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ImttIe Thieves Lynched in Louisiana.

New IEEEIA.-Sept. l3.-The Parish of
EcrmiIlion has been for years infested with
cattle thieves. The people have been unable
to obtain redress by the process Of law, aud last
month they organized vigilance committee as
Il final resort Notice was given to large
number Of thieves and their contcderates, that
they must leave the Parish within a specified
tine but Instead Of doing SO, they armed
themselves, aud threatened to destroy the town
of Abbcyille whereupon, the vigilauts pressed
them, and they scattered. It is reported that
three Of the gang were hung Oh Friday, the
9TH instant. On Wednesday night, the 10th
instant, party Of thieves, who were endeavor-
oring to escape, was fired upon while under ar
rest under civil process at Brashcar, and while
en- route to this place was taken from the
steamer Minnie Avery, at Jcannerctt, by armed
mcn, and hung
All kinds Of vague rumorS are ahoat here,
concerning the number executed, but no posi-
tive information can be obtained.