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Loaf Bread, Soda Cracters. G7ttsr Crackors Bosto,
Crack ers, Water Crackers, Wine Crackers Stgsr
Crackers Cream Biscuits, French Biscufs q ack ocI
Biscuits Pilot BreAt Navy Dread. Ginger Bread Gie
Nuts, PiCStc, etc, lemon CrLck Meal At the Laws,
MaFhet Rates aud Full Weight Guaranteed.
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z IsMAECK uOTLL,
PENSACOLA. FLORIDA.

r IsMAECK nOrLL,
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
JOHN BAPTIST PFRFFERLE, Proprietor
The attention OF travellers IA called IN tbis ,r,a ~
mndioao AID elegant Boarding House. which is situated
opposite hhe Catbaitc Church and venent to the
Railroad Depot. Tho Faro alwaya of the hes. fbS
markct atoCds and the Pr always very moderate
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Manufacturer and Applier.
The best Trusses and Braces Abdominal Supper ters
and other very necessary articles America Europe
can be had, and be applied by the inventor patenfee
and manufacturer, whose motto is honest dealing win
last longest" The highest honors awarded at The st
Lous. Missouri, jackson Mississippi, Houston Texas
and New Orleans State Fairs. My instruments are re-
commended by all leading surgeons and physicians
Twenty sig different patterns of Trusscs on hand.
send, with stamp, Tor circular NOES ~ Iy
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE.

A estsblshed Institute 90 fsvorably known
tSrd Ipeope OF the South will enter upon its Forty
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE
DIR. E. de F. CURTIS
Begs to inform his Southern Patients that he has beep
called to Now Orleans to attend upon an IMPORTANT
case there, which will detan him for about one on tn
In tue city and that he can be consulted at a a.
NO. Rampant STREET,
Between Canal and Customh house Streets
daily, from 10 A. NJ to } p. NJ and from G to spu On
Sundays from IL to only.
Dr. Curtis has devoted twenty years of his rr,tio
entirely to the treatment OF
NERVOUS DISEASES,
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| New Orleans, Louisiana.
ms magnificent Institution was chartered F,bruarv
1000. situated in quiet and healthy locality IN
he suburbs or the city and short distance from
, % Ns very commodious, thorou ghIy tent ated
she G. an those advantages which contribute 70
me neaAIh and security of its inmates, "
uPs OF all denominations are admitted I'm for ,bs
pomouen OF order and regularity all are OBLIGED To az
The re punnc exercises and conform to the rules of
E ne system OF education embraces tho French and
ana niah,snages, viz Reading Penmanship Fren,S
arm G nngr,sn Grammar Arithmetic Ancient and Mod
Sn IooSraphy use of the Globes Prose- and Postira
Sompositions History ancient end Modern SacrSS AID
Ph. neI' chronology. French and English Lteratu,u
Astronomy Natural Philosophy Chemistry
Music Drawing Painting. Plain and Ornamental Nee
WORK. tapestry, Embroidery Artificial Flowers eto
iEkMs-PAfMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
IN ADVANCE:
board and Tuition in French and Enrl;sb nor
-..-...-..-.....-.. $40 OF
entrance Fec for the first year only. ..... 10 20
c. EXTRA CHARGES
Vocal Musio .el2 90
~ M1s:S :, on the Piano per quarter. ...... 40 90
Stationery ''''--.----.-----. W
Washing -'--'---------.- = W
Tapestry and EN- broi'ry =. -.--''---'--'s w
Artificial Flowers '---''-----..---". . ~
Drawing -''''-----.'----- ~ "
Painting '---'-----------.- H.
os.ns ior the Summer Season. Observation-Disclosures. 90
ne classes commence about the first of Scptambsr
public exhibition. '' ~ al examination and
SE0k: ETC. may be procured at the Institution n.
Pupils are received any time during the wear and
on az ges made from tho date Of entrance oniy
or Iurtner particulars apply to the Mother Suueror
~----s-A Ivy 1"9eIs sol - ly
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EDUCATIONAL.
Young LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.

Under the Direction of the Sister, M.ris,.,. -, ,,.
Cross. '
corner OF Rampant and Congress streets Third D,.,ct
New Orleans Louisiana
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"MARG :GAREr HAUGHERy,
STEAM AND MECHANICAL BAKERY,
"a 96 and 75--..New Levce--..74, 76 and IS
Near Poydrag street Nov, orlson
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DIR. E. de F. CURTIS
NERVOUS DISEASES,

ARISING FROM PHYSICAL DEBILITY. En-
HAUSTED VITALITY
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JUVENILE COLUMN.

NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, MARCH ., 1873.
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As the husband. so the wife is =
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Near Poydsas street, New Orleans.
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iW..-.-.---.. Poy dras street. 10
AMI zsIv Ya..-..... a.
, 1873-03-23

capn etc., III an improvement to mourning dresa
even yet scarcely fully appreciated: and the
growing similarity to ordinary black ruEcs is IN
excellent thing, since it lessons the difficulty OF
the change from I'll black to colors.
HATS AND DoSSETs .
get que5rer and queerer as the eoa6on grows.
4le only comfort about it jt that they are equal.
ly unbecoming to round face and long face, tall
or short, fat or t.:in light dark. We shall not
envy some fortunate possessor OF q hat mote -
becoming than our osn, far a,n9e ne m. >.
cannot be found. There is is nqthlng 10. US, 4n~
and refuse to wear hend-Bear at all until II DO
piyen us in 3 suitable fol1n. 4 crusnde against
milIinors would no doubt be annoylng, and
would require more unity Of action than "e arc
ever likely to attain; but that it would bo pro-
ductiye OF good, can scarcely be questioned.
toilet, almost every woman is prepared to admit.
Il is foz too expensive and elaborate for the
Good of the nation; but that we need tho revo-
luton most in head-gear is 3 EcH-ovident fact !;
for it has. ut present. neither grace nor beauty
to recommend it.
for the new hata aro unusually pretty, because
they n1e smaller and moro natural than they
have been for several Seasons, such dainty blos-
soma as iles-of-the-valley, eweot-peas, pr1m-
roses, hcliotrope, forgot-mo-nots, clet1Ea, Elo-
let's, pansies, and wild rotes and beautiful trail
ing grasses, sprays Of wheat and rye, and b!1s OF
moss, and other fine and beautiful things. Laco
and ribbon will be little used, except for strings
and the chief trimming will be the charming
floral desigus, which will be much moro compact
and less wildly meandering than formerly. Odd
pins and buckles, and fancy ornaments OF steel,
let, old silver, pearl, oxidized silver, and even
ivory, are making their appearance OH bonnets
and hats; but they eeen uusightly and inaprro-
pirate with summer buds and blossoms.
r''~'~ FUHBE1ow.
, 1873-03-23
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, March =.
The supply of:money for nearly all classes Of
loans continues abundant in this market. Some
OF the banks would bo glad to increase their Iis-
counts at the regular 10 per cent, and, in some
instances, are offering call loans on Government
bonds and some other eollaternls, at and per
cent. There is 3 good deal Of paper
in the street, but the amount of
desirable paper offered is not equal to tho sup
ply Of money, and primo commercial paper is
easily disposed Of at 10 to u per cent. For
loans on real estate mortgages also, the supply
OF money is fully as great as the demand, erd
while We hear Of no decline in rates OF interest
on this class of loans yet, the amount Of money
seeking such Investment makes it possible rome
concessions may be made by the lenders.
The increasing amount OF money "in tho
street " during the past year has encouraged
great many merchants, spectators, aud traders
to rely more and nero on this source Of supply.
This is perfectly legitimate, and, from present
prospects, the t1ade in money in this way ia
likely to increase largely from year to year Us it
does in nil great centres OF financial activity.
New York exchange is steady at Csc Per Il 600
discount for sales between banks.
Tho clearings OF tho Chicago Banks for the
, 1873-03-23

BHEEP-Thera have been few changes in the
sheep market. The demand and the supply bo-
Ing pretty evenly balanced, prices have ruled
steady and uniform from tho opening to the
close Of the week. Some Improvement was no.
iceable in the quality Ct tho supply, but tho av
e1ngo, after I'll, was low, and few sales were ro-
ported above $5.25. The bulk changed hands at
prices ranging from $500 downward to 1915
We quote poor to common At 53.2jG14.00; me-
dium at s4.25@4.5o; and good to choice at 54.75
@5.75. Extra would eel at shade higher
figures.
, 1873-03-23

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: 2,6o2 bu wheat; 247 bu corn; 373
bu ryo; 1876 bu barley. Withdrawn for do dur
ring the past week: 1924 bu wheat; 22.e63 bu
corn; 1850 bu oats; 2,37G bu rye; 1o,2Go bu
barley.
Tho following gra,n has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 66 cars
wheat; 113 cars corn II cars oats cars rye;
6 cars barley. Total, POT cars. or 81 900 ba.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of brcndstuffB and stock at this point during tho
week ending with this morning, and for corre-
spending weeks ending as dated:
, 1873-03-23
The following quotations OF local stocks are
furnished By MeBHra. Hammond d Gage:

5000 Commercial National Bank at 1877.
1890 Chicago City Railway ct 1917.
$500 National Bank CT Commerce at 100,
, 1873-03-23

TDaily via Main Llrs and GaI.y except Saturday Tia
yacksoavilc Division Daily, Main Llne, and daily,
except Mond1y, via Jacksonville Dis!slu1~
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
Cnion Depot, cison and t:znaisf& Iie<s oses
81 U'cst Ntsiisors:. aH45 at Dspot-
, 1873-03-23
COMMERCIAL,

sATunDAx EVENING, March a.
Tho following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading Articles Of produce in Chicago dur
ing tho past twenty-fou hours, and for the cor
responding Gate one year ago:
, 1873-03-23

hAnkE8 CITY TAaE I41FTeSst si1
Jacksonville, ILL.,, and Louisl-
ana, Mo............-.....-...::.-
Weuuns, Lacon, Washington Ell.
rreas {1festera Division. .1...-..
Joliet i Dwight ACCOMMODATION.
St. Louis i Springfield Lightning
Express. via lain Line, aad also
vta Jacksonville DiVisiou...- ..-...
Kansas City Express, via Jack
sousillc. ILL.,, L Louisin1a, Afo. j.
jefferson C.sy E1pHsI:...........
peo-ia. kcykuk Il Burl'n E1....
, 1873-03-23

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QUINCY RAILROAD.
prpokx-Fu1f IF LdEest., Laiionaar. and Sitseeashs
dnd Canal and Sieenass 1feksf o1e in Br11ys Hoasa
end at deFots.
, 1873-03-23

and long cle:r in Etorc here, brt arc being boxed
for imlucdlato nilipmcrt eud not taken III ac-
count.
The Daily Commercial Report gives the follow
in; MS tl.o shipments OF provisions from this
point for the weak ending March 20 1878, and
since Nov. !, 1872; also, comparative figures:
Fork, Lard, Hams, Shld's, 1t:dts,
Ir's. f,cs. frca. lbs- lbs.
T'k eng Mar. 90 34u3 2351 1910 13s0E9 471l4G0
Same week 1h72 1916 3}21 POST cJi.58 2osl9i3
Bince Nov 1243 1504Gi 42494 a110tbG3 12l7'01
Same time T1-2. G55l3 15557 1884 23i77037 s4i540
Flour was quiet, and quoted stendy, the de-
maud being scarcely large enough to give hold
ors an opportunity Of Offering to reduce quota-
tions. if they had been willing to do 60. The
local demand Has light, and shippers were not
anxious to take hold. We note that arrange
mccta have been made to send 5000 iris through
this city from Sau Francisco to New York, and
that two carloads Of California flour were offered
Oh our floor to-day. whilo the Ean1o firm received
an order to ship 400 brls through to Glasgow.
Thus in ono day Chicago acts as the
connecting link between Europe md
tho Golden State. Eran WIS lower.
Sales wcro reported Of GO brlB white winter c1-
tras, on private terms 100 brlt spring e1tras at
$G.75; 100 brls do at $3.50; GOO brls do on pri-
Tate terms; 80 brls ryo at S4.25; 200 brls do on
private terms. Total, LILO brls. Also 90 tons
bran ct @l0.50, on track. The following vas the
, 1873-03-23

Milwaukee, St. Paul i Mtnusap-
oils Day Espreas..-....--.......
Milwaukee + Prairic Lu Chen
Mail and E1prcss.........-.-.-.-
Milwaukee, st, Paul i Minnc2p-
oils Nitht E1pross..-.-.-.......
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THE NfODOC$.

Mere Capfusss BY the yndinns-The Moe
xiOcs Asaia Evacuated the Lava Beds
Nemnins Of Aieutennnt CrAnstOn and
his Men d-Iieutcnant Harris
will not L'vs-A Guerrilla War ARs.inss
she MlodOcs-The Fourth Infantry Going
TO the Relief Of General t:iIlen,.
LAVA BEDS, May THE ModOcs cap.
tTred a quayieImastel's train, consisting Of
three wagons, eleven mules and three
horses Three soldiers also were wounded.
Lava BEDS. May S-Several large fires
ays seen in Jacks camp, evidently in cele.
bratun of their victory.
Da,i. and staff left to-day. under the
escort Of Lieutenant Miller ant. a detach-
snent OF ;he First calvary.
ldhs.-Hwo squawa sent to reccnnoitre
report that Captain Jack has left the posi-.
tion from which he showed tight On The
twan:y.six'is
The cavalry and Warm Spring Indians
are ordered t" scout the lava beds 10 lind
she Nodes.
Che troops are ordered 20 iuo:e with t;re
DAYS fatioDs.
The indications are ,ha. the Modccs have
evacuated the lava beds. CuLuuGruM--
When and whittier!
The remains Of lieutenant Gran ton ant.
other missing soldiers have been Sound
among the rocks.
;.ieutenan. Harris is sinking.
All the available horses will now be Cn,.
ployed in hunting the Modocs in the coun.
try. guerrilla war has commenced. and
as the Modocs are we'll mounted. it may
contnue ali summer.
san FKAsCIsCo. Ma: i0.-La;er dis.
patches confirm the evacuation of the lava
beds by the Modes. They are sait to have
forty horses.
81. LOUIS. May io.-Ten companies, nu,n.
bering about 500 men. under command Of
Colonel Flint. passed through this city en-
yoaie Tor the lava beds.
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4 ,NGdi.te's Triun,,,h.

The San Francisco Chronicle. q: .ipri' -.
says:
On Wednesday last Mss May !h,m. en-
modesto of this city. received an Ovde:
from Mrs. Murphy. vile Of :he new m ".
of san Jose, 10 make d mag ni.icent silk
robe for her. and have il ready 70 forward
by a lady ilieEd, WHO would leave s ~
Francisco 10y the afternoon :-ain on Vie
following day. As the dress WAS yeyuir. !
for the mayors party, which was 70 take
place on Thursday evening, no delay Was
to be thought OF. and so Miss Thcmson,
aided by assistants, SCI actively t" work to
ill the order. Time pressed. but j. seemed
that industry and persistency were Z" cor.
qner, for the work was compile ted Oh Thurs.
day afternoon sufficiently early, as it WIS
thought. to catch the lady at home before
she started on Ter journey. Carefully pre-.
pairing the parcel, Miss Thomson hurried in
a hack to the address. hut. on arriving there.
discovered that the lady had previously
started for the train. !nstructing the driver
to hasten 10 the station. she again had the
modification to find that sic was two or
three moments TOO late. the train had .jns:
left. The lnodiste. however. was equal to
the emergency. and. as she had telegraphed
that the dress should he received in San
jose in time for the patty, she Determined
that she would keel, her promise, in spite
of all trouble and expense. Accordingly
she went in search Ut d tas. team to drive
her ;he distance, but a gait. she was banked.
for the epizooty 1havins laid up all the
horses. a carriage for .he tourney was not
to be obtained a. any price. Now came a
coup detat. Sue returned to the railroad
station and negotiated for a special !oce-
motive and tender for San Jose. which were
furnished her for $l00. Triumphant at last
she forwarded the dress 10 its destination.
and the happy wife OF the new mayor re.
ceived il. MS promised. jus: in time fog the
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Despcra does il Texas.

The Houston journal. Cs she tie third
instant. publishes the following iute:essin.
information:
We are informed " the Ad;a,ant Genera:
that conries from Georgetown. William.
seq county, reports tia: las: night about
eleven o'clock. an armed mob. some forty
or upward in NUMBER entered the above
town and took possession of the com.
t. Jail. where ,he murdereys Of Cap.
tain Williams and his men. with = number
of criminals. were confined. The deputy
sheriff with four men. who were guarding
the Jail. resisted the mob. when a general
engagement ensued. which resulted in the
defeat of the guard and tho release OF the
murderers and their companions.
Mr. Fisher a citizen of Georgetown. is re
ported among the number shot. 1t is be.
!ieved one of the murderers was shot. 4
general engagement took place. lasting up.
ward Of an hour. in which probably a
Thousand shots were fired.
The good citizens of Lampasas will row
have to look out for themselves.
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4 Hereditary Criminal.

sSpec!;.i dispatch TO she NJ York Times.
PITIsBuEG. May 1.-The Inhabitants o!
Greens burg. Pennsylvania. were considera
bly, startled yesterday by the announce.
ment that "a murder had been committed.
and that the alleged murderer was in Gus.
tody and had been placed in Jail. The
scere Of the murder WAS III Mount Pleasant.
twelve or :hllteen miles south Of Greens.
burg. Ike victim was a boy only nine Years
Old. w.ii'e his murderer is :: lad of fifteen
years. On Thursday las: Mrs. Shaun sent
her son to d store about q mile distant to
procure some groceries: and not making
his appearance IN Tic evening. search was
made 20 learn his whereabouts. which
proved unsuccessful. The only informa.
lion which coul! he obtained was
that lie had been seen III com.
pany with :. neighbours boy, named
Bacon. fifteen years old. and they looked
as if they had. or were going to have an
alteration. On Friday search was made
for the missing boy by his parents. a, :.
during the day two boys. VIII" were a!s
seeking. the wauderer. while coming through
belt Of woods. discovered q large Pile
apparently freshly ga -heyeG leaves. sticks
and branches. Upon removing :heln they
discovered the body OF the murdered boy.
George Shaun. with his skull broken, his
hair ard clothing and the ground covered
with clotted blood. With the assistance Of
some mel ghbors the body al the murdered
boy was conveyed 10 Ii. parents. Sus.
pieion was q: once fastened upon the lad
Bacon, who was SUPPOSED To have
been Guarre.ing with Shaun. Young
Bacon was a. once arrested. and when lie
was accused OF murder a: once assumed
an air Of injured innocence. and denied the
charge. After little talk he was fright.
ened into a confession that he and George
had been lighting. He said that George
lad !. pound Of sugar in bis basket. that lie
asked him for il. and had been refused. He
had made up hi. mind 70 have the sugar.
and fought HIM for il. He also admits that
he had in his hand hickory stick, and with
i. he struck him upon the head. Without
questioning him further h. vas committed
10 the Greensburg Jail for irlal. The pris.
oner comes from depraved stock. His
grandfather. convicted Of murder in the
first degree, paid the penalty with bis life:
his father, becoming erazed by mistaken re.
ligious zeal. in q tit OF madness Gu: his
throat and died. and now the son murders
q neighbours child for a pound cf susas.
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COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY. MAY 10, 1873.


Supreme Court.
The court adjourned to-day to Monday,
the nineteenth instant, when decisions Will
be reado
First District Court.
State SIS. G. Renaud.-Perjury. Bond
fixed g: $500.
State VI. A. MARQUEE and G. Renaud.-
Obtaining money andec false pre.enses.
Bail fixed at $3.50.
State VS.. Petpan Keeping banking
house or banking game. Bail fixed at S300.
State VS.. Jane. keliy.-Assault. Plea OF
guilty.
State VS.. Joseph Williams Clalf.-Capias
issued.
State vs. L. Fj!!move.-Rape. Pea o:
not guilty.
State vs.. re;es Wa!cher.-- Bigamr. Pea
of not guilty.
State vs.. Mary Fallen.--A ASSAM: and
battery. Plea OF not guilty.
State IS. William Hall.--Assauls ana
battery. Pea Of not guilty.
State Us. Lucy Masor.--.sssauls and
battery. Plea of not guilty.
State IS. Samuel Ware L .-AssaE.: anG
battery. Plea of no. guilty.
State SIS. :. Jerome Ca;'ias
issued.
State %. Jolr G!tsoa.-Fs:se inpr:sor
ment. a true bill.
Same vso sane.-Fafse :mErisoulneETo a
.,ue bill. Gapias issued.
State ys. Peter WilliaiIs.-AssaUf and
battery. Verdict guilty. sentence-f fine
of g. or one day in Parish Prison.
State vs.. Mathew Trainer. - Malicious
mischief. Verdict guilty. Sentence-tne
of s. 30, or one hour in Parish Prison.
State w. Victor. alias Joe Bell Lar eny.
Bail fixed at $50.
State VS.. II. Il. T:tHrge.-OotaininGm mo-
ney under false pretenses. Verdict guilty
and recommended ~ the me.ey U The
nlnr&
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FOREIGN.

Troubles OF the sAtkmIs-A CariisfLeader
AhOt-(:eneruI Decentralization of the
t'ariists-Spanish soldiers in a state
Of Nuliny-Bidvs ell, the TOrger, Ar
eaiGned- Proposes 10 Turn states Evi.
dence-Don lIphonsa BIockading the
Town OF laHalada. in Barcelona.
?.oSpos. May l0.--George Bidwell. who
IS charged with committing 'he frauds on
the Bank Ut Eng gland, and Edwin Soycs,
bis alleged .ccompice. were brought up al
the Mann ion House this evening, and. after
an examination. were again !emanded TO
prison. IL 10 said cha; shry wish :" SG!n
Queens evidence.
The weather Is favorable 90 She crops.
A dispatch from Rome says the Pope was
too III Yesterday {" receive party a! p..'
grims from France.
Tie CarIist committee 81 :iis city an
nounces that their latest dispatches from
Spain state .hat Don Alphonsc is blockad'
ing The town OF JguaiaGa, in the province
O. Barcelona. with 300 men. Laballo with
his force is before Manresa, IN the same
province. and tie band under The command
Of Trstiauy is DIT the town OF Eenos Il tie
province OF Tarrayonas
A ire was discovered to-day OF the
British iron steamship Aguicnrt, attached
to the Channel squadron. The compart-
ment IN which the fire originated was
nOOCtU. ue extent % tut ududSc Las Lpb
vet been ascertaiued. =
PARIS May l0-A dispatch from Bay.
onne says the Spanish soldiers have not
been paid for some tiineo and the soldiers
al III a state of mutiny.
HAVANA, May l0-The factions ;r y.na.
ma are still fighting.
At Port az Prince, on tie fourth Instant.
$50 houses we're burned auG six persons
XII led.
MADRID. May f0-Lohalias; a Carlfst
lie adler, was recently shot dead by an officer
under Lin, who learned that he was about
to surrender to the government troops.
A severe conflict has taken place betweeL
d band OF Carlists under the command OF
Don Alphunso. and the Republicans. result
ing in the total defeat at ;he former. Sixty.
five of Che inswryection.sss were killed and
many wounded.
Information has been received a: the war
office vi .he defeat 0! the C..r!ists sE Ii EuIH.
Der Of small engagements.
Several priests have been arrested Il.
Mddlid. on the charge OF advocating tic
cause OF Don Carlos.
Reinfo.cemert> have been sen: 20 she
Spanish troops a. Navarro. who defeated
the Carlists commanded by DOrregaruy.
The "ticia! report OF the engageme nj says
six Republicans were killed anG L.!
wounded.