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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-21
FLIGHT of the SEodocs.

SAN Francisco, April l9-Thc Modocs
have unquestionabe escaped from the lava
beds, and are making their was in a southeastern
ly din ection Persons familiar with the country
say it is probably they are making for the
mountains, where they may escape sngy. The
Warm Spring Indians are on the trail, and with
the cavalry will run down the tugltivcs tpos-
sible, but it is not likely that the band will be
entirely exterlnlnated as was promised by Gen.
Gillcm. Considerable concern is felt tor set.
tiers III the upper part of the State, who are
liable to be murdered at any moment by the
now thoroughly desperate savag"s There was
intense cxcltcmentin the settlements ot'thc lava
bed and Tuc Lake county. Messengers have
been sent in every direction to warn the settlers.
The whole country is alarmed, and couriers
refuse to come out or 20 TO- Gen. Scho6eId is
sending forward reiniorcements with all posi-
Die dispatch.
Mrs Mcacham, wife of the commissioner,
who started for the front Friday, was not per-
mitted to 90 further than Bats, as it was con-
sdered unsafe for the lady to proceed. She
then went to Linkvillc. Mcacham's condition
was favorable at last accounts. The settles In
Shasta Valley arc in great dread Of raids by the
| escaped Modocs.
Nearly all the horses at Bats are down with
the epizootic, which is spreading towards the
lava beds. From the fact thot SO many horses
are sick it may become difficult to furnish them
to couriers and communication with the front
will be rendered less frequent and slower.
YREKA, April 20.-FraDk Merritt, just ar
rived from the front, having left there at 2p.
m. Friday, reports Indians still in the lava beds,
some Modocs having been seen where young
Hovcy was shot, evidently keeping open COM
munication with the lake for the purpose OF
procuring water A number Of shots were fired
along the line just before he left.
Some troops remained in the lava beds. Col
Perry, with one hundred men, left at a. NJ
the day Merritt left for the south side Of the
lava beds to cut the Indians of from the
springs.
The Indian found in Captain Jacks cave
was Scartace Charley beyond a doubt from the
description given of him. He was dead, in
stead of wounded, as first reported.
Eugene Hovey's body was buried near the
camp on Friday. 1t was so horribly mutllated
as to be scarcely recognizable,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-21

TRAFELLER
Read the following testimonials to its merits
Office Society for Prev Cru. 30 Animals,
New York, April II, 1873.
! have seen, and do most unqualifedly NJ.
prove of Mr. W. B. McClures Anli-i"lra"n
Chain and Traveller, for the use of cart h's>":
whereby the severe conclusions and contInlIn'
Calling incident to the present mole Of hArnes:'
ing draft animals arc ell, ctnaly overcome. lh'
invention should be speedily in genera! use.
HENRY BEKGII, President;
Alexandria, April Q, lSiS,
! have been using for more than four month
the Self-adJu,;ing, friction Back Chain s't
Traveller" and take pleasure in testtylnS lbH.
they are ,, perfect success. The saving in YES,
of the saddle alone is Worth more than the col
# the chain, and the Saving in labor AMI s"!'''
ing to the horse is lncalculab!e.
JouN LEATu EKLASD, Coal Mcrch V
For sale by JAS. +. CARLIN SoNI,,
mp IS G3 King ST., Alsxa., ' a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-21

The Washington correspondent of the ba!tl-
more Sun says THE Barney-Pardec sw'ndle
(a notice of which we published last week. was
evidently about to prove pecun'ary success
when it's perpetrator was arrested. Letters to
the address of -. Hale Barney arrive daily
at the postofice, many Of which contain remit
tances Some OF the persons who have recelv-
ed the circulars have addressed letters to the
official supervisors here, making inquiry into
the genuneuess of the reported conversations
with the President, and avowing willingness
to contribute, if desired by the President Par
dee will probably be indicted both for fraud
and for forgery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-21

"a mcrciiul man is mcrciiul TO his bcnSt =.
EluE HUMANE INVENTION OF TIE
i AGE!
SELF-ADJ LISTING, Anil
FRICTION BACK CHAIN AND
IRA WELLER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-21

FASHION IN DISEASES 1t is astonishing
what fashion there is in diseases. The En-.
pcror Napoleon having died of "cmbosm, F"
the doctors on this side the water are discover
ing great many cases of it. Last week in
Ohio young lady died from what the local
practitioner declared to be heart clot, or en-
boliSm Of the min fuc Of the heart But
the damscl was not dead after all, for she re.
vived within an hour, when it was found that
she had only been choked by BIT of chewing
gum Qnitc notifying this was, both for the
practitioner aud for the young lady.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

l, of bidder for COZ :
veyins the mail en- route No. -. from
- -, do swear that l have the
ability pecun;arily to fulfill my cblign-
ton as such bidder; that the bid is
made in good faith, and with the inten-
.ion to enter into contract and perform
the service in case said bid shall be
accepted; and that the signatures Of the
gEarnntors thereto are genuine, and that
| believe the said Guarantors TO be pecu-
n;arily responsible fer and able to pay
all damages the United States shall
suffer by reason OF my failing to perform
NY obligations rs such bidder.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01
| SEAL.

NoTE.-When the oath is taken before
justice of the peace. the certificate OF
the clerk of q court of record should be
added. under his seal of Office, that the
person who administered the oath Is
a duly qualified justice of the peace.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

| week. hy schedule not exceed
ing IS hours one way, maxim
rroper connection with Centri
Pacific Railroad.
Present pay, SIT 900 per annuu,
1920 From Elko, by Tuscarora an,
White Rock, to Mountain City
1875 miles and back, twice
| week
| Leave Elko Monday and Thurs
day at 6 a II;
Arrive at Mountain City Wedras
day and Saturday by 6pm:
Leave Mountain City Nonda,
and Thursday at s Il II;
Arrive at Elko Wednesday arc
Saturday by s p m.
Present pay, 5000 per annum
$3.50 From Elko TO Bullion. 80 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Elko Monday at a m;
Arrive at Bullion by 6pm;
Leave Bullion Tuesday at 8 m;
Arrive at Eiko by 6pm.
1871 From Elko to Lamoille. 20 miles
and back. once 4 week.
Leave Elko Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Lamoille by pm;
Leave Lamoil!e Saturday at 6 m
Arrive at Elko by 10 In.
1882 From Elko to Huntington. "a
miles and back, once Il week.
Leave Elko Friday at 10 NJ;
Arrive at Huntington next day by
6 am;
Leave Huntington Wednesday ut
6pn;
Arrive at Ellio next day by 2 p m.
45133 From Halleck, by Camp Haileck,
to Ruby Valley. So miles and
back. once a week.
Leave Halieck Monday at m;
Arrive at Ruby Valley next day by
II III;
Leave Ruby Valley Wednesday at
6 a II;
Arrive at Ealleck next day hy 10 III
4513i From Wells, by Clover Valley,
Spruce Mountain, Sehellbourne.
and Cherry Greek, to Hamilton,
49, miles and back, three times
axeek.
Leave Wells Monday, Wednes-
dag, and Friday at 6 N;
Arrive at Hamilton fifth days BY
Gpm:
Leave Hamilton Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at 6 a II;
Arri,e at Wells fifth days by 6 pm.
New service.
$3.50 From Toano, 10y Silver Zone,
Schellbourne. Picrmont IN o.,
Sacramento District IN. o. and
Patterson District (n. o., to
Phoebe, 260 miles and back,
once week.
Leave Toano Monday at 6 q m;
Arrive 1t Piuche Saturday by 6 p
NJ:
Leave Phoebe Monday If 6 q IN;
Arrive at Toano Saturday by n
N.
45l3G From Tecoma IN. o. to Buel, 6
miles and back, six times a
week. hy a schedule satisfactory
TO the postmaster at Buel.
45I37 From Ttcoma 10 Anuavilis, %
miles and back, once Il week.
Lave Teco1aa Monday ut s IL Il;
Arrive OF AunayIlle by i p M;
Leave AnnaviIie Tue sda. at s ! IL;
Arrive At Tecoma by 4 Z IN.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

--- tIlIV OF - -. n. u. IO' f.IsI
in testimony thereof hereunto subscribe
my name and aflix my official seal the
day and year aforesaid.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

1VSI WINK OEfAEsI NENI,
Washington, October !. 1873.
nRofOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
81 the Contract Otics- OF this Depart
s-e,it until , p. Ii. Of February 2. 1874
do De decided on or before March g
PA, for conveying the mails of TIE
GATED States i'll TIE State of
NEVADA.
From July l. 1874. ;o June 90. 1878,
-ra the routes and l.y The schedules OF
-;eEc4Ttu:es aud arrivals herein specified :;
tcsns routes established at third session
-ef list Congress. and first session of
81 Congress, and others.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

~ Act Of Congress Of Vuac 8, 1872.
z%r6res that bids Of 5000 cad up,rard
Z. accompanied 6y q certified checic or
seo.1 equa. 10 .irc pr cent. u tie bid.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01
GUARANTEE.

The undersigned, residing at -
Stale Of -. undertake that. if the
foregoing bid for calIying the mail on
route 10. - be acce pied by the Post
master General, the bidder will, prior to
the lst OF JuEr. 1874. enter into the re-
quired Obligation or contract 10 perform
the service proposed, with good and
sufficient sureties.
This we do, understanding distinctly
the obligations and liabilities assumed.
by glarsntors.
Dated
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01
CERTIFICATE.


The undersigned, postmaster at.
State of -, certities. UNDER HIS
OATH OF oFEGCs, that he is acquainted
with the above Guarantors, and knows
them to be men of property, and able to
make good their guarantee; and that
bidder and 6uaran.crs are above the age
Of q years.
Bids of 5000 and upward must be
accompanied by certified check. or
draft. on some solvent national bank,
equal to 8 per centum on the present
annual pay on the route; or In case OF
new service, no. less than S per centum
Of one years pay proposed in bid
(Section 253, Act Of June 8, 1922
The Postmaster must not sign the
certificate until the sum Of the bid is in
serted and the bid and guarantee signed
by all the parties, and dated.
Oath required by Section SIS Of an
Act Of Congress approved Jaae 9,
lS72, 70 be affixed t. each bid for
Carrying the Mail, end to be
taken before an Officer qualified
- aaninister Oaths.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

L
mcEt. $50 miles and back, BIZ
times c week.
Leave Argenta daily, except Sun
day, at 2pm;
| Arrive ut Belmont in thrse days;
Leave Belmont daily, except Sur
day, at 6 a IN;
Arrive at ArSenta in three days.
New service.
45lI6 From Argenta. by Battle Mountain
In. o.. to Galena, II miles and
| back, three times a week.
Leave Argenta Monday. Wednes-
| day, ard Friday at o M;
Arrive ut Galena by II IN;
Leave Galena Monday, Wednes-
| day. and Friday at III;
| Arrive at Argenta by SPIN.
451I7 From. Austin, by Washington IN.
o), St. Augustine On. o., and
lone City. to Ellsworth. 20
miles and back, onca . week
Leave Austin Monday at 6 q N:
Arrive at Ellsworth next day by 6
Leave Ellsworth Wednesday ct c
Arrive at Austin lex: day 10y C p
a5I1S From Austin to Eureka, SO miles
and back. three times q week.
Leave Austin Monday, Wednes-
day ard Friday at Gam;
Arrive az Eureka next days BY 6 =
m;
Leave Eureka Monday. Wednesday
and Friday at G a IN;
Arrive s. Austin ne1t days by 6 =
III.
New service.
45119. From junction, by Blue Springs
On. o., Ophir Canyon IN. o.,
Hct Springs On. o., San Az
tonic, Silver Peak, and Ida,
TO Gold Mountain, loo miles
and back once a week.
Leave Belmont Monday at 6 q N;
Ar1ire at Cold Mountain Wedaes-
day by pm;
Leave Gold Mountain Thursday
at 6 = m;
Arrive q: Belmont Saturday BY S
pm.
1890 From Junction 70 Twin River, 81
miles and back, three times a
week
Leave junction Monday, We'd
resday. and Friday at q M;
Arrive 1T Twin River by & ? m;
Leave Twin River Tuesday. Thurs
Gay, uli,. ci,IuIt!!t, al 1. III;
A..ive at Junction 10y pm.
45i21 From Belmont. 10y Hot Greek,
Morcy, Duck Wafer, aud Treas
ure City, to Hamii;on, 1872
miles ana back, once week.
Leave Belmont Tue sday at n N;
Arrive at Hamilton Thursday by
Leave Hamilton Friday at 6 m:
Arrive at Belmont Mondsy by ?
n.
1872 From Belmont to Montezuma, 40
miles ,,,d back, once q week.
Leave Belmont Monday ct 6 q IN;
Arrive at Montezuma by s pm;
Leave Mont, yuma Tuesday at + g
N;
Arr1ve at Belmont by SPIN.
1928 From Hamilton, by Mineral City,
Red Butte tn o.), and Patter-
sons IN. o.l, to Phoebe, i15
miles and back, six tines a
week.
Leave Hamilton daily, except
Sunday. at 6 q II;
Arrive at Pioche third days b. Gp
IN;
Leave Phoebe daily, except Sun
day, at 6 a III;
Arrive at Hamilton third days by
6pm.
Pfesen. pay, $51,25o per an
mum.
1924 From Hamilton. by Treasure City,
to Eberhardt, six miles and
hac1r SiY fines q week
Leave Hamilton daily, except
Sunday, at an;
Arrive at Eberhardt by 10 m;
Leave Eberhaldt daily, excep:
Sunday. at IL q IT,;
Arrive ut Hamilton by Jpn.
45I25 From Hamilton to Troy. IS miles
and back, once week.
Leave Hamilton Monday at 6 m ;
Arrive st Troy next day by p III
Leave Troy Wednesday by 6 q N
Arrive at Hamilton next dsy by G
pm.
1875 From Phoebe, by St. Joseph, to st.
Thomas. 125 miles and back,
once q week.
Leave Phoebe Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at St. Thomas Wednesday |
by6pm;
Leave St. Thomas Thursday at =
m;
Arrive at Phoebe Saturday by 6 p |
N.
1927 From Phoebe to Hike, 60 miles |
and back, once . week.
Leave Phoebe Tuesday at 6 a m:
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A. D. 1877
= 1ny of -

Sworn to and subscribed before ne
L.. 4ho Gt til
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<-ss <tts " Sfftg!CSS " Ouf'c o, AOtS
z%rires that bids Of $500 cad up,rard
Z. accompanied 6y q certified checic on
sso.f eQua. to J'ire pr ceat. u the Did.
NEVADA.
<S1n1 Frcn Reno. by Junction House
!Cal). Long Valley. Milford.
and J,nesriile. to Susanville
tCul.), 92 miles snd back, SIX
tines week.
Leave Ii 10 dsiiy, except Sunday.
Arrive at Susanvilla third day by
I'm;
Leave Susanvilie daily, except
Sunday, ut p. m;
Arrive at Reno third days by P
P,erert pay, s., zoo per annun
fSio2 From Virginia City, 10y Gold Hill
and Silver City, to Dayton. 10
miles and back, SIX times Il
week.
Leave Virginia City daily. except
Sunday. ut ga III;
Arrive at Dayton at l2m;
Leave Dayt ton daily, except Sun
day. 4; P N;
Arrive Il. Virginia City by II.
sSG3 From Carson City. by Genoa.
Wellington, Walker River, Pine
Grove, and Swee: Water, to
Aurors, is miles and back,
three times a week
Leave Carson City Monday, We'd
r.sday. and Friday al S e N;
Arr.-e a. Aulola :LlId days by 5
Pm;
Lave Aurora Mond,y. Wednes-
Day. and Friday at s . m;
ir,.ve at Carson City third days
by3pu.;
StIof Ert',a Carson City to Gientrook
y mile 5 and back, once "a week.
Leave Carson City Monday al s
Arrive st Glenb.ook by !2m;
Lave Glenb-ooi- Monday AZ / p
II:
L.rive &: Carsor City by pm.
ss1JJ FTcIr GeEOa TO Lake Valley (Cal-l
30 miles and back, once week.
leave Genoa Monday at p III
Arrive at Lake Valley by z p II;
Leave Lake Valley Monday at &
II;
Arrive at Genoa by 12 n.
411OG From, Aurora. by Benton tCal.l.
Bishop Gre eli. Fish Springs, and
81, Pine, to Independence
(CGll, 133 miles and baci, three
times week.
Leave Aurora Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at III;
Arrive at Independence next days
by 5am;
Leave Independeloe Monday.
Wednesday. and Friday at ?
II;
Arrive a. Aurora next days by 9 p
fs.ssnt pay. s.. 500 per annu-n.
E q From, Aurora to Columbus. 9U
miles and back. twice q week.
J. ave Aurora Monday and Thurs
day at 8 an;
Arrive at Columbus third days by
lam;
Leave Columbus Monday sud
Thursday at 8 L m;
Arrive ct Aurora tbird.iays by i2
4SgaS From Aurora to Bodie On. o. ana
back, once q week.
Bidders will state distance, and
propose schedule Of departures
and arrivals.
$500 From Columbus. by RaGtowr In.
ol to Wadsworth. 140 miles and
back, once = week.
leave Columbus on Monday at 6
an;
Arrive at Wadsworsh Wednesday
Leave Wordsworth Thursday st
Arrive at Columbus Saturday by
6pm.
F5Ilc From Ida. by Pipess In. o.) in
Fish Lake Valley, to Columbus
elld back. once Il week.
Bidders will state distance, and
propose schedule Of departures
and arrivals.
351II From Wadsworth by Buckiands,
30 Mason Valley, SO miles and
back. once o week.
leave Wadsworth Monday ct e
m,
Arrive at Mason Valley nexs day
by4pm; Il
Leave Mason Valley Monday st
an;
Arrive at Wadsucr.h next day by
4pm.
%SIl2 From Wadsworth to Greenfield !
ard back. once q week.
Bidders will state distance, and |
propose schedule Of departures |
and arrivals.
kslIo From Unionviile, by Mil City. to |
Dun Glen, 80 miles ssd back. |
six tine. . week.
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Form Of Proposs'. Guarantee and
Gc.t ficate.
PROPOSAL.

PROPOSAL.
The undersisneG---,Shosep post
Office address Is --, county of -.
State Ct --, proposes to convey the
mails OF the United States, from July l,
1914, TO june 50. 1878, on route No.
between ---- and -, under
the ady.rtisemen Of the Postmaster
General. dated October l, 1873. with
CELEBRITY, certainty aud security" Claw OF
June :. 1872. for the annual sum Of
dollars.
This proposal is made with full know
ledge OF the distance Of the route, the
weight OF the mail TO be carried, and all
other particulars III reference to the
route or service: and, also. after careful
examination OF the laws and instructions
attached to advertisement of mali ser
vice; and Of the provisions contained in
the act Q. Congress OF June S, 1872.
Detel Bidder
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

SE<asair,e carefully the forms and iaStrac-
tioas 0nnered)
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Emperor of Austria will so to st. Peters
burg Autumn The visit is regarded by the press
Of deep political significance.
The officers of the United States steamer
Congress- which arrived in the clyde on Friday last
were entertained Tuesday by the Provost Of Glasgow
The Hauaidn Commercial advertiser Of June
"A has the following to certain rumors respecting tho
negotiation OF Treaty OF Reciprocity with the United
states: snce Thursday last the rumor has been cur
rent n that the King in Cabinet Council has agreed
the negotiation OF Treaty Of Reciprocity with tho
United States the basis Of cesson Of Pearl Harbor
The fact generally known that there was Cabinet
meeting day last week and that the reported subect
OF discussion was the proposed Treaty OF Reciprocity,
has II may be surmised given rise 10 the statement now
confidently made that His Majesty's advisers havo
agreed 10 make the offer OF n OF territory. We
applied al the Foreign ONCE, but couTteousy in-
formed that the Minister was not at liberty TO make
any statements In reference tIit. The public must
therefore, form ts conclusions as 20 the truth or
the rumors alluded TO- and the most natural one under
the circumstances will be that, not being dened tho
f1uloTs have basis OF truth
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
THE ENsLAvED ITALIAN CHILDREN-CoMsnTTA AL
OF THE PADRONE.

NEw-HAvEN, July 23.-At the trial of
Glione the Italian padrone, before the City Court to-
day. several Italians from New-York and other places
were present Tho four boys testified that they had been
kept in this country months, and had been kept In
the Crosby-st. den In Ncw-York until they were
brought to Ncwaycn seven weeks ago that they were
beaten and kicked unless they brought in prescribed
sum OF money every night and told by Glione to
steal If they could the money that they were
also told by their parents would be fined and they
would be arrested by the police il they away and
that nc had legal right to hold them They all said
they would be glad be free II the law would give them
freedom and protect them from Glionc The contracts
under which the padrone claims right TO hold the boys
were translated and laid before the court and it ap
peared that the boys services had been sold 70 him by
average rate OF about $40 per year. and
medical services and should forfeit wages and fine
Of $50 II the boys should away during the OF
service The recent Italian laws upon this subject
also laid before the Court signor secchi DE Casa,
editor OF the Eceo de ItIa, OF the witnesses
for the State.
The statute under which Glione has been indicted
passed for the purpose OF nullfyng the Fusve
Slave law, but used for that purpose. The
penalty is State Prison for from two TO five years.
The Court held that Glone guilty of imprisonng
free persons with intent TO keep them in state Of
vtude agans their will, and required the prisoner to
furnish total bonds OF 5000 for his appearance before
Jury i'm October Failing to furnish bonds Glione
committed To the County Jail. The boys VIII be taken
care OF by the city authorities until October.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
THE ARGENrINE CIVIL WAR.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM MINISTER STEVENS AND
COMMANDER MABAN-A GENERAL LEVY ORDERED
BY TIE REBEL CHIEF-FoREIGNERs MENACED. =
WASHINGTON, July 23.-The following Off
caI dispatches have been forwarded TO the Navy Do
partment:
UNITED STATES LEGATION. MoNrEyTDEo, May TO-
Capt o. Z. BADGER commanding ne steamship Ite0i-
derogd.
sR Recently trustworthy Information has reached
this Legation that civil war has broken out IN the Ar
gcnne state OF Entire Rios, and il likely 10 mani
fest itself in COrTentes and Santa Fe and that an armed
revolt has arisen IN Paraguay AS tne theatef OF uls
commOOn is along the borders OF the Parana and Para
quay rivers, the undersigned gives it as his Judgment
that as soon as the United states steamer wasp Is IN NJ
condition II would be well that this ship should make
trip as high as Asuncon. As provision against cOu-
property of citizens Of the United naval vessel
should show itself ia the ports OF the Parana and tho
sufficiently early for the Wasp TO leave Monteydeo
she should be IN readiness no sooner she would need
to be absent from this port not eAceednS ne or SIX
weeks. JNo. l.. STEVENS.
The following is report from Commander Maban OF
the Wasp dated of Montevideo, June a. addressed 70
Admiral Taylor, commanding the naval .orco in the
South Atlantic Station:
The revolution in Entire Rios st continues, but with
any incident OF Importance. The reported capture
OF Parana early in the month proves 10 have been false
The Argentine War Minister, Senior Garza IS IN that
city His published reports show no decisive hghting
IL is said in this mornings papers that Jordan has
ordered all males In Entire Rios between Is and 70 TO DO
enrolled The estates OF those who DO not report are TO
be contscated The journals estimate 1000 men 10 be
arms on one side or the other. 1t Is asserted from
Argentine sources that the Jordantes receive encour
agement aud assistance from Brazil. The only thing
ou Jordan that he will shoot any foreigners cap
tured lighting against him. 1t appears also that some
OF his men boardeda Dutch bark ana took from her TWO
iron caronades. The English squadron consisting OF
the Pyades and Dart port The Rocket has sailed
for home The French gunboat Pique here a day
two but has gone up the river The Italian corvette
Yttore Plsani has arrived here 60 days from Auckland,
bound home from China. The health OF the place Is
good that OF the officers and crew OF tue Wasp also
good.