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Railroad Accident Hurricane in Iowa

CHICAGO, May %.
An accommodation train consisting of
two passenger and baggage cars, on the
Chicago and n. w. r. r., was thrown off
the track near Jonesvlle, Wis, last night,
and rolled down an embankment 30 feet
high. Twelve passengers and two train
men were slightly injured.
a severe hurricane passed over ceotral
Iowa early this p M, doing considerable
damnrc
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RUTLAND AND VICINITY.

4
Regular meeting of Vt. Lodge, No. I,
Kniglss of pythias. this Friday evening,
at 8 o'clock. Work.
A frightened horse made things lively in
the vicinity of Grove street yesterday af-
ternoon.
Spaulling & Co., have lIarper's Maya
zinc for June.
On Wednesday, Rutland preferred stock
sold from 50 TO 81. Passumpsic declined
from SS1 to So
Appropriate services for Ascension Day
were held in the Episcopal church in this
village yesterday. the rector, Rev. Dr. Ifar-
Iis officiating.
There has been for Il long time contro-
yersy going on at Northampton, Mass. be-
tween d. d. Gorham. Principal of the
graded school at Northampton, Mass, and
l.. +. Ward, Superintendent of the schools,
which resulted in the dismissal of both
gentlemen. At a meeting of the school
committee on Tuesday evening, a petition
bearing the signatures of 35S voters was
presented for the retention of Mr.. Ward,
and similar papcr,with $40 names in favor
of Mr.. Gorham. The committc will meet
again next Tuesday for final decision.
Mr.. Gorham is well known here, being a ma
tive of West Rutland. and formerly a teach
er at Montpelier and other places. Mr..
Ward was formerly Il teacher at Bellows
Falls. Both of these gentlemen We're at
one time members of the Vermont board of
education.
The Rensselaer, & Saratoga railroad
change their time table on the Goth.
Barnum's great show will visit Rutland,
on Saturday, June 14th.
Nice Strawberries are selling at fifty
cents Il box.
The Peoples Gas Light Company was
organized on July 18th, 1867, instead of
October, as appeared in the GLOBE of
Thursday. The name of Gen. II. Henry
Baxter should have appeared as one of the
directors.
Hon. II G. Root, President of the State
Agricultural Society, visited the fair
grounds yesterday, for the purpose of cx-
aiming them preparatory to fitting them
for the exhibition.
EX-Gov John Gregory Smith was in
town yesterday.
MASSES were celebrated at the Catholic
churches yesterday.
DR.. Smylh will be absent at Burlington
to-day.
The Weekly CLONE appears this morn
ing.
GENERAL NOTES.
Hon. \. H. Tanner, of Whitehall was
married at Salem, n. y, to daughter of
Sheriff Hall, of Washington County,
Rev J. G. J.. McKown, Of Chicago. one
of the visitors appointed by President
Grant to West Point will be remembered
by the old students OF the Troy Conference
Academy at poultney lie is now one of
the most distinguished Methodist clcrgymen
Of the West.
Fort Edward reports one thousand tons
Of pig iron on the blast furnace docks
ready for shipment.
The Railroad Tunnel at Whitehall is in
danger Of caving. The Times calls for its
immediate repair.
a meeting of the general freight agents
Of the Connecticut River line at Spring
field, Mass. ON Wednesday afternoon. The
Passumpsic, Vermont Central, New Lon
don Northern, Hartford and New Haven
and Connecticut River roads were repre-
scented, and freight tariff, somewhat mod
flied from the old, was adopted, Cars of
lumber were allowed to be billed &C, 900.
instead Of 1900 pounds, and the meeting
adjourned to meet in Boston on the nth.
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Fraud in Kings County.
New York, May 90.

NEW loRK, May ~.
At meeting of Kings county supervis-
ors yesterday, supervisor Johnson said he
discovered $2sS, 1888 expended on the Peni-
Tertiary in 1868, 1869 and 1870, which was
100000 more than the law authorizes.
Among the items was one of 100000 for
work done of which no trace is found
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On the Fist Trip.


PHILADELPHIA, May ~.
The new steamship Pennsylvania sailed
this morning on her first tlip to Liverpool
with fifty-six cabin and sixty-four steerage
passengers and full cargo. A salute of
fifty guns was fired from the wharf to com
memorate the event.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 90 1873


Rev. Mr.. voerce is supplying the pulpit
of the Congregational church at North
Bennington in the absence of Rev. II. c.
Weston.
IMPROVEMENTS. H. Il. Bradford is max
ing preparations to light his house with
gas.
Henry Scott is repairing his dwelling at
the corner of Willow and Pleasant street.
5. i. Godfrey is erecting a new build
ing Main street.
Cattle are brought from New York to
supply our meat markets.
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Proclamation of Spanish Government.

BARCELONA, May %.
Gen. Valarte has issued proclamation
calling all males between IA and 10 years
of age into the republican columns, and
threatening nfliction of heavy penalties up
ON all municipalities which shall thwart
the OppratiOn.
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Civil Engineers.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 90.

'17'f''fEr7Ei fRy'f Ef''J ~
The American Society of Civil Engineers
met here yesterday, Charles Hermany of
this city in the chair About one hundred
members were present, including the lead
ing civil engineers of the United States.
The proceedings will continue during the
day.
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Probable Murder.

New York, May %.
This morning the body of an unknown
man was found in the river at IIarbcck's
stores, Brooklyn. From the fact that the
dead man had deep cash over his right
eye, it is suspected he met his death by
foul nlaV
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GarrisOned.

FoRT SANDERsoN, Wy. T., May %,
The two companies of the Fourth Infan-
try which arrived here n few days ago from
Little Rock, Ark, en- route to the Modoc
war, have received orders to remain ut this
port.
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Boat Race.
New YORK, May 90.

New York, May 90.
Henry Coulton has accepted the chall-
cnge from VIM. Scharf to row a five mile
race for So, 900, and articles were signed in
Pttsburg last night, that the contest will
take place August End near Pittsburg.
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Volunteers.

SAN Francisco, May 90.
A company of forty-five volunteers from
Douglass county, Oregon, passed through
Portland to-day, en- route to the Modoc
country
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NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES.
Cattle. SlpeDNI1mbS Horses CnI,-



Number Of cars over the different roads-BCs.
ton and Lowell 80 Fitchburg l62-total 1872.
Prices of market Beef-A few choice 80 25a
10 IS; extra - 80 40; first quality SsCi9 second
quail ~ s6ai third quality = a5 30.
Prices OF store cattle-WorGlng oxen Z pair,
from 500, SlT5, s20o2,5.
Mich COWS and calves from s30iG0; extra 65
ago.
Farrow cows $1,000.
Yearlngs STOOLS; two years old sio@2s; three
years old S30MI5.
Prices of sheppard lambs-in lots, wool sheep
81, 81 90, a, a 30 each; extra Seas . head, or
Spring lambs siO@l2; shearcd sheep 4@GNc
Veal calves SG@9.
Prices OF hides, tallow and Standardization
hides 9sc Z h; country hides 9a9iic Z II;
Brighton tallow hls@Gc q ID; country talow o..
@5gc z n.
Pelts 81 i5a2 20 each.
Sheared sheep skins 25c each; calf skins lGe9
zoe i b; dairy skins Ibc.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP
n. b. Beef-Choice grades includes nothing
but stall-fed llo) to lat lbs bullOcks. Extra
oxen. Second and third quality includes oxen
and two and three year old steers.
sheep-EXtra includes coss Is and when those
OF inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattle-The demand for cattle was consider
baly better than last week owners were ask
ing sc higher on live weight than last week,
and sales ranged that proportion higher Hath
"a
cattle Uhe Morris cattlel, a mixture OF various
grades, some OF which We're Texas. :. +. Wood
bridge had 200 valuable cattle on sale. The
meat market in the city has been quicker the
past few days. There appears TO be more peo-
pie In the city than usual, who draw on the
meat market. G. w Jones sold 2 oxen to j ID
Prlndle on commission. Il T. French sold 2
three year Old steers at Zoe 4 ID, ID w TO dress
100 10 each. Hathaway q Swift sold G2 steers
to VIM Gowtng at lhc, live; "a steers 10 MIR.
Brownell at Thc, live, and 4 car loads TO VIM
Scollans at CSC, live. $ + Woodbridge sold 5
st GERS to Mr. Wentworth at &c, live; IL at ne,
live at Ihc; 10 l. Hastings at 1anc; 30 steers
TO Mr.. Brooks nc 1910 These cattle of MIR.
Woodbrldge's would weigh 1909 to 1850 lbs each.
Sheep-The supply OF northern sheep being
light, we lind last weeks prices sustained ON
good lots slim sheep are cheap enough-range
from 2@6c q ID II sheared, or about the price OF
their pelts, ON the poorest Western sheep In
SUFFICIENT supply 10 keep prices on Northern at
present low rates. n L Rice OF Cambridge, n
had fine bunch OF ii5 sheared yearlings. MIR
II has always had the reputation of having the
finest from that section. This lot was sold for
81. One-half were some OF his own feeding !,
averaged 60 lbs w Taylor sold shCared sheep
for IA SIC u ID. II Il Wood sold 200 wool sheep
Mt nc, average 50 lbs 100 sheared sheep at ~
G5c q ID. average 60 lbs q Il Davis sold 1875
sheared sheep at DC q h. average 50 lbs. q w
Jones sold is wool sheep at SC Z H., average 100
Poultry-There was less live poultry In mar
ket than last week. A Williamson had BOO lbs.
Quality rather ordinary and price as last
noticed. We quote best lots Use medium 1TAc;
ordinary fowl lie y Ii.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
A BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS
GEN. MCKENZIE VICTORIOUS.
LOUISIANA MATTERS.
President Grants Proclamation

SERIOUS DISASTER IN PENNSYLVANIA.
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Serious Accident.

J. G. BANCROFT DAVIS,
Acting Secretary of State.
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DEATHS.

In Rutland, May 9th, Addie NJ, daughter OF
Achsah Davis, aged 12years and 8 months.
In Clarendon, May 81, Julia A. Pierce, daugh-
Ter OF Hon. Frederick Bnttog' aged 30 years,
Funeral at the house to-day, (Frlday) at two
O'Clock p. IN.
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Fire.

MONTREAL, May 90.
The flour mills at Cote st. Paul, owned
by Parker & Co., were destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss 100000.
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An Embezzlement Trial.

NEW YORK, May %.
w. Norton, charged with embezzling
$4,000 from the post-ofllce, will be tried
at the October term of the United States
Circuit Court
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Weather Report.
WASHINGTON. d. c., May %.
PROBABILITIES

Southwcsterly, northwesterly and north
erly winds, increasing pressure, clearing
and clear weather for the lower lake re rion
and middle states.
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The Jolly congressman.

The Congressional delegation are ex-
pected to arrive to-day by special train
from Berwick's Bay
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WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET.
v thc ,ycck ending Nny nn. 1s1a.

LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
attic. Shecp a Lambs. SMinc
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Allen e. Drew, 81 Merchants Row, are
agents for the Elm Cty Shirt. Shirts cut
and made to order Clothing Hats, Caps,
Trunks and Bags. May %, diff
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BUTTER MARKET-At st. Adams on
Tuesday. Medium to good sold from %
to ~ cents. Selections % cents. Ship
ment 1852 tubs. At Fairfax butter rates
from % to % cents
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HNHE PIANO SELECTED FOR USE
at the coming Festival Is the DECKER
BROS. Il. n. MERRIAM sells them,
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From New York.


SPECIE GONE ABROAD.
New YoRK, May %.
The shipments of specie to-day amounted
to $4,000
, 1873-11-16

bo expended for landa and improvements somo Of
them in North ChlrnRo nnd sono iu Lake Wow, nnt
taxcs paid on property situated In I,ako Wow would
bo expended lit North Chicago. How then. can 1t no
contclcd TINT Tho creation Of park IN LAEo V]cw ,y
taxca in part ratl by North Chicago would b. ocal
Vew7 We 1nslnt hold therefore, that nm asaosnn1ont
OIL property u North Chicago tor local improvement
III fnkc Wow, or yco yetHn, u not within tho meaning
We disposed to give this clause Of thu Constitution
1t is further obJectod by appellants TINT tho assosH
Ment WIS not mndo by tho corporate hutlort1oa oi
Lake View, or Of North sch'cago. Sec. Of tho act
Of Jnno 49, nH we have ea declares as soon 70 pras-
tcablo special assessment .nay DO ralo BY tho as
rory1sora mud Aascfhora, corporate authorities Or tho
towns III which any such park nny be siatal," hc:
Fruln lilo record 1t appears Tint tho shrory!Eots anu
Assessors Of tho towns Of North Chicago and Lake Wow
met together, and body 1nado tho nnscssncnt
OH tho property in North 0htcago and Lake View. Wo
law, which requires TINT tho assessment shall DO made
BY to Supervisors and Apaessors, corrornto atilor1
tics Of saa towa. Was tho Supervisor md Assetsor OF
North Chicago who nrsesscl tho property III Lake Wow
tho corronte authority Of Lake Wow or tho
and Aslessor Of Lake Wow tho corporate authority
lnRko hOm snch. aud We arc unabo 40 to regard tEc
Wo cannot understand BY what process tho snporvi-
aora antt Assossora Of Nortl Chicago could aHstma
Jurisdiction over property III Lalo View, toy deriving
nonoof their powers from tho people Of thn: oeaty'
Aud the may he Bai With regard to the super
visois aud Ahsscsaors Of Lako Vcw Ihoy nave ~ INV
no Jurisdiction over property IN NORTH uAitneo, ana
dervo none Of their row0rs from its 1nhabltants.
We forbcnr contncnt upon otl'er ToiA mato on the
record, those hayo discussed ato ocsiyo or the
For tho given, the Judgment o. tho Cir.
cult Court is reversed, Rnd tho cause rcinantlcd.
Judge Sheldon took no part III tho decision,
being Interested In the question.
, 1873-11-16

l,ayo termed hls historical Hcrlca, WAS frat
brought Out IN this fashion. Its cirurlntlon was
protllgionB. Says Fronch critic, with regard
10 tlfs noyol, At hfnthildo": "Welnyo aeen young
wo1non forgotful oyon Of tholr toilotte in their
anxiety to road tho fo,lileton. whict, thoy mont
for from tho offico OF tho journal. being unable
TO wait for tho hour Of distribution; no havo
aeon grnve mon 60 into raptnroa about tho liero-
inc. Tho ronding-rooms woro literally talon
by storm; aud as tho sn1o Of Journals did not
tllon tako paco, na ut present. in tho public
why's, people Ind tholr nenoa put down, OF took
tckcts, Just nH for first night ut tho Itnlionn,
or tho Academy Of Atnsic."~ Where elas tn tho
world boeitles Paris could q novel produce aucll
stfr7 Afr. Wilko ColllnB, or Afr. ChnrloH noRte,
In special number Of tho Graphic, iBan oxtraor-
dinary phenomenon, but tho journal In which ho
appears docs not immediately. OIL this account,
appear 'on tho banltcr'e conntor, in tho notary'e
md monoy-changer's Office. on tho night-sablo
Of gonty annuttantB, in tavorns and tea-eardoua
as we'll as in drawing g-rooms.. in cafeH and work.
shops, In palaces md low ofty lodgiug-houBos
alfko Ms wc aro told was tho case with tho jour
nnl containing II 'MathiGo. London Society.
, 1873-11-16

Directors N1ecttnE Neutrality-suspicious..
sttioll from NEr. Isobson.-:EIlc New
Librarian Directed to rMt the Circal.
l..ti1lg ltbrlrY i'll Orticr-.Dol ollltiotls
for October.
Tho Donrd of Library Directors held regular
weekly meeting ut tho City Hall yesterday After
noon, President Hoyno In tho clair. Thoro wero
present, AEessrs. Anthony, Roscnthal, shorey,
Woodland, Quoal, md Hayes.
4 letter was rcnd from 1lr. Robson, who de.
eircs to become tho permanent agent Of tue
library In London. 1Io Bays m agent thoro ia
urgently nocded as IL is tho only 1Hnrlot for tho
sale OF Old-World literature.
Tho Secretary was instructed to thank him for
lis past services and assure him that Ills expo
rionco would be called into requ'eition in tho
future. but tint at present no arrangements
could bo mndo for his permanent employment as
agent.
THO Library Committee reported that they had
mude somc changes in the list Of publications.
and newspapers in the roading-room, having
stricken ont those for which thoro wore few
falls, and substituted others raoro desirable and
suitablo to tho wants Of III nationa1ities.
Y On motion Of AIr. Anthony the SUN Of $4,000
:Tas set aside for tho purchase and subscription
G! periodicals us they aro needed.
On motion, Mr. Poolo tho recontly-elected
Librarian, was directed to furnish tho hoard
tho library to tho public. Ho ia limited to
$4,000 i'll making tho selection.
Tho action Of 4 previous meeting, Bolecting
lbrary-roon n Wildcr's building, waB roscind-
cd, and tho Committee directed to maLo n
further examination for good location.
On motion, tho Building Committee was in
structcd to ooufor with tho Board Of Educntiou,
and ascertain upon wl,at terms rooms could DO
rented in the building to DO erectod ON tho alto
Of the old Post. Otlico, and for what poriod.
ber. The donations wcro: Inter Ocean, 2 vol
unlos; German collection, 20 volumes; Senate
journal, House journal, md public documents Of
Vermont; Judge J. G.. Rogers, proceedings OF
the 1. Q: 0: =: and miscelane eous works, u vol
umes; ". D. Lawrence, Commentaries upon Ill
ternational Law, volumes; catalogues. tran8-
actions, nntl reports from tho Regents of tho
New York State University, 10 volumes; Parker
Gillmoro md Harper Bros, Young Naturalist"
l volume; pr. Il. r. Towar, patent Office ro-
works, &c volumes Historical and Philosophical
Society Of Ohio, statistics, geological surveys,
aud histories, 20 Volumes; T. Q. Garrett
Germantown, Pa.. "Capital Punishment"
volume; Seventh Day Advontiats and Missionary
rington Lunt report Of Methodist Institutions,
vol. Mrs. III. DeWolf Rogers, Bristol. r. L.,
Sketches Of tho Congregational Church." /
volume; Encyclopedia van Ersch, 2 volumes;
United States patent reports for March and
volume; Volume 10 Of pierco's Universal Lexi-
con; bound newspapers rs volumes; total, 18G,
making q grand total Of books on tho library
shelves Of 6,G17 volumes. The total number OF
mouth was 4 15a. Tho number Of visitors to tho
reading room, MAS 0. l81 average weekly visitors,
2,997; Sunday ...vaitors flor tic month, 1850
average each Sunday. d20.
, 1873-11-16
Snvo Your Money.

To strangers md citlznnB who nro seeking place
where, in making m outlay Of their cash, they
largc percentage Of tho uaua1 profits nado upon
all articles Of jowcly, watches, diamonds. and other
precious stones, reminded that Mr. d. Ipn,au,
located ut tho corner Of Oark and Monroe streetH aH
immense limo Of hoso goods, which he In offering
to tho public for ahort time, at auch prcea that
crowds Of people aro patronizing ha establishment.
1Ie aso ias large assortment Of mink, sable. seal,
and other furB, tt aro daily attracting TIM attention
Of all eassea Of buyers. visit to tho above
ay well rcny those who dcairo,s Of getting good
bargaina III liIs peculiar limo Of trade. N1r. Lfpman
hna she oldest establshn,ent IN the cy md .t a1l ncs
mud ts constantly renewing ha STOCK, making tho
aortment complete that purchasers can hardy fail
to he gatfe1nti
, 1873-11-16

Fton, ths Baltimore american, Anrti II, 1878.
No. II EAsr FOURTEENTH Srnrnr, NEw Yonn,
MARCH, a. Mtssrs. T'iilian, Kna5c t. Co.: GENTLE
MEN: On tho ovo Of my departure from th,a city
cannot refrain from expressing to you tho satisfaction
and pleasure hare experienced in thc uso Of tho
Knabc pianos, now At my residence. Since my arrival
In this country, and during my stay horc, lnvo Ind
In constant use both grand nnd upright panos Of your
manufacture, and must compliment you aa we'll aa
words Will admit, no tho superior excellence Of their
qualities and mechanism. III Transmitting to yo t,tB
unsolicited indoraeent Of tho pianos Of yo,r csab-
lishnont, but reitcrao tho praise md sentiment Of
many OCCASIONS tested tho Instruments now In my pos-
acaalon. rAu1IHA LucoA
Julius Bauer l. Cn, corner Of Monrnc nnd Btato
tran.cr House,, tho Western Agents for tho Knaho
lHunoB.
, 1873-11-16

a short time before 184a, newspaper manager
OF fertile brain had conceived tho idea of tho
feuilloton romanco, which modo Of publication
has attained such large proportions In Franco,
anl ecoms to bo making its way to Aomo oxtent
in this country, though as yct i has not got bo-
and aI pFoay %o1os w IN tla ~ oo 1s 70 1he1 ae1
At lho tlmo Of the inauguration of this mntle Of
pullsl,ing novels In Iranoe, 1t was severely
criticised au derogatory to literature. But tho
French public, gruedy Of romantic oxoitements In
aosions aifairs Of lfo, would uot lot tho notion
Drop and lllo fouilloton booanlo uocoaBity III tho
pagos Of struggling Journals, Sue was ono Of
tho first to avail himself Of this now way OF
coning before the public. and ho contributed
OH, written Atssr tAo conclusion Of what NO
, 1873-11-16
A Model Chinese Proclamation.

In tho Pcling Gazette, tho ofi'ral organ of the
Chinese Government, is published the following
formal proclamation of the paci1cation Of tho
Province of iunnan to SECURE which oye1
captnre: ..-.-.-
Lin Yucl1-chao Govornor-Gonoral Of Yum.
nun and kwoi-chow, and Taen Yuying, Governor
Of Yu,!-nen, llayo reported tho capture BY the
other places held by tho rebols, aud that conso-
quontly pcaco now. prevails throughout tho
province. Tho nows haB caused Us tla ioopost
aatisfaetion. After tho capture Of Yun.cho,v
Gen. Ho Yuo.taeng marched with Ills army to
aequont days tile rebels made several sorties, in
which they we're every time defoatcd by our
troops; 4 solf-sryled General named Mn Ying-
hun being a: tAo samo tImo made prisoner.
Following mp tl,or SUCCESSES tho army burst into
Il mosque whoro they killed largo number Of
rebcls, and IIBa Meng-tung waa ours. Noxt
tho army proceeded toward Tong-ylloh round
nhout which they stormcl sayoral fortrosHea.
Tho walls Of the city were first undermined, aud
different places; tho troops then swarmotl u and
drove out tho robols holter-skolsor. a loader
named a1a sn-chiang mud 2,U00 Of his men wero
nlain with tho capture of this city tho province
became FREQ Of ,robeIa.. Wo now command Lin
Ynol!-chao and Theng Yu-ying to extermlnate the
robels a'id root out eyory traco Of them. They
hayo collyulsod tho province ainco 1854, period
OF eighteen yoarB, during which tllo peo,
Pic l'avs suffered griovonHly at thot,
hands. Tall Flu WAS captured last yeal
aud tho robol loador was Slaln; yet Ills
followers lad tho temority to occupy shi1n-ning
and other rlacos, fighting to tho death. Tho
officers ns,tor THon Yu-ytng mud Lin 1uol1-chau
have boon unanimous III their axortionB against
the enemy alld Alrcush followed quickly ot! their
otrort;, H.sell cunsanot III most pralsoworthy.
Upon Tsong Yu-ying, who hm.elt won't to tlia
front, aud by Ills tactics necured pence to tho
whole province, wu uallfer tic ttlo Of Guardian
OF tho iIor~Apparent. We also graeiouuIy d.
root that tho ran!s OF Cni.t1,-wei, alroaly bo-
slowed upon himself and. hiH l!oirs forever, bt
changed to tho title of Ching-ohun-tu-
for tho Order Of tho Yellow Coat"