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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31
The Fate of. a Fugitive Thief.


On the 18th Of January last we gave an
prisoner named Peter Rogers from a cell
in the Rockton House, Rockton. Rogers
had been arrested on the charge OF steal
ing boots, money and other articles from
different persons in the village Of Lyn-
den, by Constable Hunter, and brought
to Rockton, where he had his examina-
tion before Mr.. Macdonald, a Justice
of the Peace, who, after hearing the evil
denee In the case, committed the prison.
er for trial.
Rogers was conducted into cell ar
ranged for him in the third story of the
Roekton House. Before sending him up,
however, the Constable took away his
boots, cocks and cap. Some time during
the night Rogers tore up his bedclothes,
broke open the window, and slid to the
ground. A trightfuf storm was raging
at the time, and several inchesof snow W
was on the ground. The next morning
the marks of his bare feet were traced
all over the village, buth could be dis
covered nowhere, The next evening,
as farmer named Menzies was enter
ing his barn to feed his horses, miser-
able wretch in his bare head and feet
rushed past him through the snow and
disappeared.
Nothing was ever afteEward seen OF
the unfortunate man, and the darkest
rumors got abroad regarding his fate.
Yesterday afternoon, however, while
Two young men were tracing fox
through some underbrush i'll the north
part OF Beverly Swamp, they came sud.
denly upon human skeleton lying
against the roots of a tree. There was
nothing about the man by which he
could be recognized. His clothes were
still on, but were so much decayed and
faded as to form buta poor ciew as to
the identity of the deceased. The young
men informed the proper authorities o.
their discovery, and an inquest will
probably be held as soon as the neces.
sary arrangements are made.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31

only fair local demand. We quote: New Or
leans, 7aSxc; yellow reined 9l<ags<c. extra
ssC,n 1Uzi05kc: ..Bn wnite, 1o5z zaIey<c: "As'
white, l03L Lal91kc; and hard is worth llali5<e
per lb. fst.-s---..---+,.
ALLOW-Contiuues steady, with fair de-
and ana good receipts, and we quote prime 8xo
Cor country and Sc for City per ID.
TUBACCO-The offerings at auction yester-
day were l3 hhds at the following prices:
hhds Brown county, o.. trash. iugs and leaf
hhd 9t 50 90 2at 25al3 IS, A at $l5 25alg 75s
hhds new Owen county, KY, at 81 gUa6 40A
50; 2 hhds new West Virginia at IS 75a9 40.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31

STOCK PRIyILEGEs are the latest and most
popular method OF operating In Stocks, aud
the success which has attended such invest
ments at times has been perfectly. marvellous
During the present year, xl06 ~ invested In
them have realized a profit OF over 81. 100 with
In so Gays; this Fall, with the efluctpationsps,i-
ally In the Stock Market, fully as large proiitu
may be expected. Those cont6mRlatin max
ing investments. an Stocks Gold or Ronds.
either for Cash Margins or In Stock Priyiio9es.
by sending their order to Nessrs. BuQKWAl.-
rRR u CO., 10 Wall street. will have them exc
|cuted on the most favorable terms. Send for
their explanatory cafcular, which they mall
FREE. M r
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NIortuary Record.

Mary Miett, 2s years, Germany.
David Asbury, 10 years, Kentucky.
Minnie b. Woodford, IL years, city.
Elizabeth SeheDy,I II years, city.
John Kcmhn, al years, Germany.
Ellie Becht, 6 months, city.
Annie Hoffmeister, 4 month, city.
Kate Slatery, = months, city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

- q - . : - q -.
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 3D. 2. M.
FLOUR-Market 1rm with fair demand for
the better grades: Choice old wheat family
sold to-day at $6a6 % per prl; white new
wheat flour. Is quoted S5 U0a5 81 per brl; extra
is duh at "a 95a4 Is; superfine, So 754 90 and
low grades S3a3 81 per bril-. Spring wheat Hour
is worth IS 4Oas5 so. Rye flour steady at ~ ~
ass, ana buckwheat flour Is duh at " 25aS 25
per brL .-.,s ~
BARLEY-'The market remains quiet. Good
to prime Canadian is worth " lOal 10, ana Iair
sample Wal 10 per bu NortnWestern Is duoted1
75aS9c for good TO prime, and SOC for common.
OAIs@Are IN ssn monerasc aemaad a. aaSsc
for mixed, and 4Oa42c for white. PTime to-
choice Iowa are worth 4Ba4oc per Du. Inferior
qualities dull at S2a35c per bu n
NJ K5 E-Market AZ quiet ana steady az 1Sasgc ior
and rejected is quoted 55a65c per bu.
CohN-Market STEADY WIN iair demand LOT
mixed, and sales OF ear at 4oA4oc on track, ana
snelieu is nel1 ~ 4oa4sc PEI ~, oAtsiae nsure
~ eleyatoF' Mhite a nominal aina a. Asc psr Du,
WI A1-eeuisee ~ am anu seeauy' uooo ", 70 piliie
white IS worth 81 Syal a. and choice lots s. 40 70
40 eI ~, n uhe ias;ea feiy soaaoe nSu ~ oka "
- Soai oo ior Pine ~ SnoiSe ~ aa y VOC
~ lof iaif W sooe' anu o'aooo AVE- 'nietioi'
pei aREEN IN MEa,es.- -Marpa, d,,l, Notbino do.
ing ior prSsene oeseay or ,,Gu y, "a VAIL, ~
oa III, es ~ & - rn,. ~ for rs coo"
0e r,o Men - ~ drt hi l1n aipz ne III
accoraina maa to sVerare. re- "0' -N"''''N pe- '''
TARDeThere Is fair demand for prime
staa,n tA t,ax with NJ, easv marx er anIlsaIes az
Il, tierccs at I2<e. and 30 do at I21!c per lb.
inv tettie ia held ar Sisi<aisi<c ner fb ami
ouiet
MESS PORK-There is a quiet market at
800 n r brl for prime CITY mess. The demand
q iipht at that figure. cxcopt Il, small lois.
B9CON-TheTe is 4 moderate demand at 9sx
agiSc for shoulders. I2c fJr clear rib sides. and
NC for clear sides per lb all packed Sugar
cured hams are worth I4hai5c per lb, with
moderate iobDing demand.
BULK MEATS There is very little doing,
cured cure In meats avs are quoted TXc Tor shoulders, iuXc
for clear rib sides, and lO1<c for clear sides
per Id, al loose, Aa16c more for lully cured.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31

HUIS-- Mafket duII. He'd Ht SB 5Uab ~ f0f
common; $1 sJa7 for fair 10 good packing, and
81 05aT 10 for choice heavy per GENITAL gross.
CATTLE--Market dull and nominaEv tsa-
changed. Common to good are worth 80 25a
so per Genital gross. 81
SHEEP -Steady aud quiet We quote fair 10
good $4a5 IS per GENITAL gross.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31

If Is now suid that ThurIow Weed
used 90 visit tie Boss when the latter
was fn jail, and Hi-hatured persons who
remember the Albany Regency are say
ing that the difference between T. Weed
aG 81 eyey stusst u Ua % asomStf1 n WI Iso
isthat which has neither length, breadth,
nor thicknessv --arnounts ID. nothing in
fact. This is tantainount 10 Ideclaring
that the differehG6 between II. Weed
'the-dulnb and Tweod-Who-fiees is only
Itliat SWIFT tweedledum and tweedIedee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31
Cincinnati Live stock .

The receipts and shipments Of live stock for
the past q hours were as follows:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31

"The notorious Tom Collins was ais
charged from Auburn, ". r., the other
,day,p says Rochester paper. Who
{ adds the Courier-J ournal1 would have
supposed, when everybody was 6u ntfng
him with q double-barrele shotgun two
years ago last summer, that the SANDER
GUS scoundrel was lying concealed In
Auburnf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-31

formerly an employe OF Mr.. Payne, who
is anxious to deliver the above letter.
jacobs whereabouts are unknown to
Mr.. Payne, and he takes tais means to
inform the man, who is supposed TO be
in Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01
New York Market.

New YORK, March 3l.-Cotton-
Futures closed quiet and weak; sale,
2S,O00 bales; April Gl7-@2c; May lG:m
IL 29l@.32r; June I7i17 9-32c; July
l. 1-%2Gl II 9-l6c; August Il ll-lG~
II 23-32c; September l. l-lGCl7 j-lGr;
OctobcrSl Ii ,mlG ll-lGri November
l6 : l7c, Flour-ln moderate deuland;
receipts 10000 barrels; supcriinc western
and state 81 iOGr4 50; common TO good
= S5n,j 10; good to choice - l5Gtj 3j;
white wheat extra - j0G6 90; extra
OH" 80 OjnG 3d. st. Louis 80 OOto $ 90
Rye Flour Steady at - OOm5 TO- Corn
Mcnl-Quict and firm at II O0Cll 30.
Wheat In atir demand; receipts $4,000
bushels No. spring 81 22csl y; No. ;
81 l2rrI IA; No. = Chicago 81 ljd; m.
graded Iowa and Minnesota spring 81 20
al "a; winter red western 81 2jCal u.
Rye-Quiet at 90cm 81 20. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Mult-Quirt and
steady. Corn-Hcavy; receipts 2lOOO
bushels; mixed western S5Gg86c; yellow
S6(a SGIc. Oats-Firn and more active;
mixed western 70T7llc; white 7lm 7&lc.
luN ~ IIHl anu NHtIbliS'h N"Ht'-
Firm at l5!mls!c gold. Sugar-Quiet;
fair to good refining "a Sc; prime SIC
MolaSses-Firm. Ricr-Fitm. Pctro-
Heavy; refined l4!c; crude &c
Steady at 81 2O74GI2 ~. Turpcn-
tine Steady at 3Gc. Eggs-Firm nj
22@ Die Leather Firm; hcmlock 24{c
Wool-Unchunged Pork-Firmrr AT
81 37lCa2l 30. Beef Unchanged Cut
Meats Dull; middlcs dull, long clear II !.
mlI4; short clear l2c. Iard-Firm;
prime steam litGglI!c. Buttrr-Strady;
western BOOZE Chcc,c-Firm at iOlo
lGic Glover Nominal; western
ll@llic. Whisky-Firm nj 81 lIto
| l4l.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 3l.-Cotton-
Dull at Ice. Flour-Firm and Inchang
ed. Whcat-Stcady at 81 l2Ml l..
Corn Firm at 7OCt7lc Oats-Flrm at
GO@64c Rye-Quiet ut 81 l2al l5.
Barlcy-Qui"t and unchanged. Ln>ecd
Oil-Firm ut 46c Lard Oil-Firm at
81 lOGl II. Egg Quiet at IGc. But
ter and Chcesr-St"udy and unchanged.
Clover Se"d-Flrm ut llmlIlc Pork
Active and held at 52l 20. Lard
Active; steam held at Sli 90; kettle
$l4 -. Bulk Mcats-Drmahd fair and
market firm; shoulders 7.c; side, Ia
llsc. Bacon-Steady and in moderate
demand at l2@l2sc. Whisky
Steady and in moderate demand at 81 II.
HoGS-Firm; common S. 2jG7 90;
fair TO medium - 2jmS -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01
NO. 3O1.
Wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD Wednesday Morning.
The market this morning was the best
Wednesday morning market we have
had this spring. The very pleasant wes-
ther not only bringing the country
folks in with their produce to sell, but al
tracing plenty Of buyers Eggs and
butter were plentier, though there was
no change in prices. The earlier spring
vegetables such as lettuce, onions, radi,h-
es, &c, are beginning to drive last year
stuff. such ~ cabbage, onions and turnips.
which are ont of season, and beginning
to show signs Of unwholcsomeneSs, out OF
the market
Plants variety and quantity OF
ornamental plants and spring flower,
wero much finer and more numerous than
last Wednesday and prices more rrasou-
able, ranging from..j cents mp TO 50 accor-
ding TO Siza and quality
PRoDUCE- Eggs, nj 20r per doz.;
butter @0m 35c per 10.
NEGETABLRS-Carrots, 40c per peck;
parship>, 4Oc per peck; turnip>, Boz per
peck; onions, CO. per peck; potatoes, y
"a 3Oc per peck; cabbagc>, jGlOc per head;
lettuce, Zoe per quarter peck; spring
onions, &c per bunch; radishcs, lunches
for 25c; spinach 7jc peck; rhubsrb,
lOc per bunch.
FIsH-Potomnc shad. SI@l % per
pair; Lake fish, l2c per ID; Ohio river
fish, 20 to 4Oc per string
FRUITS AND NUTS-Apples.,,lj@ =
peck; oranges, per doz.. 2jG, SOC, according
EQUALITY; lemons, 25G1 4Oc per doz; raisin-,
per ID, 25c; raiscns, choice, per ID, @0ci cur
rants, per ID, Zoe; pruncs, per ID l5ci
French prunes, per ID, 2Oci citron, per b,
jOci hraze nuts, per ID, 2jc; almonds, per
ID, &Ota 3jc; dgs, per ID, 2jc; dates, per
ID, 20c; cocoa nuts Zoe each.
SUYDRIEs-Maple sugar, 5@ Zoe per
cake according TO size; maple molasSss,
81 OO per gallon; sorghum molas>e>, zoe
per quart
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01
United States IS OF 1881, coupons,
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE BoNDs-Dull, the only change
being in TenneSsees.

STATE BONDs-Du!l, the only change
being in TenneSsees.
SToCKs-At the opening of business
to-day the stock market became firm,
the presence of Daniel Drew on the
street and the statement that he was set
tling all contracts that came due yeSter-
day causing renewal of the buoyant
feeling that has prevailed on the street
for some weeks past. Erie was cXcep
tiOnally weak The fluctuations We're
frequent along the entire list. but prices
kept steadily improving under the lead of
Western Union Telegraph. Later there
wa. decline in the general list and II
subsequent recovery. During the after.
noon Panama went mp y per cent,
and Pacific Mail w,'nt up - per cent,
and it was inferred that something favor
able had been done ut the meeting Of the
directors, reported n being held to-day,
but on inquiry it was ascrrtaincd that
nothing but routine business had
been transacted. At the final close
the market was firm and prices opened at
an advance Of to per cent, as COM
pared with opening sales and ! To per
cent n closing quotations yesterday.
Panama was marked exception. closing
ut l22 bid and l2j asked. Transactions
l2jOOO sharc- of which 1900 were Pa
cilic Mail, $4,000 Western Union. 1900
Northwestern common, $4,000 Eric, 5000
st. Paul common, 10000 Lake Shore,
10000 Wabash and $1,000 Union Pacific.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01
East Liberty CattIe Market

EAST LlBERTY, March 3l.-Cattlc-
Receipts for to-day 57s head, making for
the past two day. 7Gj head. The supply
for yard sale, i, very light, but mostly Of
good quality and bringing good price,
The through stock has been heavy and
eastern buyer not taking hold very read
lily, several OF them having been West
and bought there. Extra - 7jm7 90;
hr,t - 2joG G2l medium to good - -
: Il 90; common to fair - 15a , %; bull,
81 OOlGj 00. Hogs-Roccjpts for to day
| $40 head, and for thctwo days past >. SO
head; Workers s. lOm7 40; best * jOa
300. Shccp-Rcccipts for to-day $500
head. and for the two days past 1890
head; best - 2jmG 10; medium - Oor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01
L.OuisyiI LeafTOb -ccO Market.

Receipts have diminished contrary 10
the anticipations expressed in our last
review, though the weather has been
such as to improve the condition of the
wagon roads; and rs to preparation for
market, the planters have enjoyed ample
opportunity to prize the entire crop. The
restricted movement, however i con-
strued by most of the trade as an made
quate measure Of the snortag" OF the
crop. This opinioH i confirmed by the
unusually large appearance of short
weight packages and green aud frosted
tobacco The average weight of the
packages reported as hogshead- Is far be-.
low the standard of former year., with
which our statistical comparisons ARE
made.
We quote rs follows for leaf and lug
in sound order and shipping weights
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01
yellow Fever at Hey West.

New YORK, March 5l.-A dispatch
from Washington says that tt telegram
from Key West announces that the yell
low fever had greatly increased within II
few days, and that all the naval vessels
were quarantincd, and that the soldier,
garri,oning the forts would leave i'm
mcdiatcly for colder quarters; that the
Epidemic was spreading and that deaths
were occurring in Key West. ln>truc-
tion> were sent to the surgeons at Pensa-
cola, Mobile, New Orleans and Calves
ton. to be on the lookout for the yellow
jack and promptly report its appear
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01

with Tilton occurred early in February,
1873, al his house, and l read "the true
story early in January Of that year. in
the first conversation Tiltsn was lying
on sofa and looking poorly;
Theodore and talked about the
scandal; it WAS SITTER the true story that
TiIton said the 'true story did not con-
tain all he had TO say; the second conver-
sation was some weeks after; he was then
lying on the bed; | said, Theodore you
have not told me the whole truth; he
said no; ! was then acquainted with the
true story and knew what the charge
in il was; there WAS no conversation that
| remember before the one down stairs;
| do not remember if he said he had not
slept for several nights; do
not remember if he explained why
he was in Il fcveriSh condition or gave It
reason for writing the true story, and
why it should be- published; threw my
copy of the true story away among my
papers and forgot it altogether; it had
passed out Of my mind until the matter
camc up again in II conversion some
time last June. Handed n letter. This
letter is in my handwriting; | wrote it
about the middle OF July, 1874; saw
Bcrchcr before writing this letter IN
BROOKLYN on two occasions; II was before
Bccchcr made hi, statement before the
Committee, think.
Thi, closed Redpath's testimony, and
AS it wanted ten minutes of the hour of
adjournment Judge Nelson told th"
counsel for the defence 10 proceed
Mr.. Evarts said they now proposed to
put the defendant on the stand, but per-
haps it would be better to defer it until
Tomorrow morning.
This was agreed to and the court ad-
iourncd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01
wheeling ~ ck Market.
CHl IsTMAN STOCK YARDS,
Wednesday, March 81.

CArTLE-The arrivals of cattle for the
week amounted u IL head, and prices
ranged from S4O0mGO0 per cwt. The
average quality of stock was fair and
fully up to last week. The warm woatn-
cr seems to have lessencd the demand and
the market closed dull.
IIoGs-Thc arrivals of hogs for the
week amounted to 50 head at $1,000, 500
per cwt. y good quality are arriving
and most of them touch cts, the de-
mand i, fully upto the supply.
SHEEr-Arrivals this week I'll head,
and sold from So .O0@IOO per cwt. The
quality were better than lat week. The
market !, very quiet.
CALvEs.-Thc arrivals wcr" "@ head,
AMI ,old from s3.OOmTOO per head.
Fair demand.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 3l-Flour-Steady
and unchanged. Whcat-Firm and in
good demand; amber : &O,al -; mixed
II ~; No. lred 81 - Coru-Quirt at
SHE. Out- Firm; mixed GGdJ7c. Rye
-Firm ut 81 Oj@ Os. Hay-Firm ut
81 OO@22 90. Pork-Steady at S2l 90
G2l 30. Bacou-Active; shoulders g.G
99c; clear rib l2!c. Lard-Duil at l4Gr
l4$r. Butter-Quict; western tub and
rolls lGl,22c. Prtrolcum-Dul at 7G,
7!c. Cotiee-Strongcr at l5.mlsIc.
Mhi.kv-Quiet at 81 u.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01
BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report: by Western
Union Line, office Nortu"eS' cof'
of Main and 18th SITS.
CHARLESTON.
Injunction Granted-But it's
Only Temporary.
Can be Dissolved Here in
June.

CINCINNATI, March 81 The EHg,sir-
sr'v Charleston, West Va, special says:
Judge Wait, of the Ninth judicial Cir
cult, ha, granted an INJUNCTION staying
the removal Of the capital to Wheeling.
The capital will remain ut Charleston
until the court, have an opportunity Ia
pass upon the validity Of the act of re-
moyal, which, it is claimed Is unconsti
tutional
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The Pennsylvania Ku-KIu>.

HAHLETON, Pa, March ;l.-Another
crowd of armed men started from Ebcr,-
dale for the Upper Lchgh. to stop men
employed by the Jersey Central Rail
road from loading coal. \ special train
has left for there with the department
police. The result of this raiding i,
awaited with great anxiety. Our local
police is too small to contend with the
miners, and call for the military which I,
expected. Dispatches from the Upper
Lehigh announce the killing Of McDrr
mott, one of the bosses there last even
ing. Coffin hand bills were served on
the men obtaining coal for the boilers at
the Recloy colliery. The whoI" region
is i'm urrut excitement
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We quote as follows for leaf and lug
in sound order. and shipping weights:
Ilarksville
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, March 81 The trade
movement wa. slow with the commission
hou,r- aud the jobbiug branrhr- only
moderately active. Cotton good. ,trady.
Amoskcag and Fall river Drnim- aI-
vanccd L.. Prints fairly active and pnii
styles doing well Drr,, good- ~ good
demand Shuwl- fairly active. WOODEN
goods quiet Ribbon, w"r" very largely
sold nt auction to-day nt better prlsr-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and Stock
Market

New YORK. March 3I.-MONEY-
After loaning at : per cent, closed easy at
3G4 per cent. Prime mcrchantile paper
5lm1 per cent. Sterling 4s2$" io3 for
sixty days and 4s63M4o7 for sight. Gus
toms receipts $35G000.
GoLD-Opened at ll4., declined to
ll4,. rallied to ll4i and closed at ll+!.
Rates paid for borrowing were >, aud
per cent per anuum and l-G4 to %-G4
per cent per diem and Hat The Assistant
Treasurer discussed $l85,OOO ClearIngs
Sl41 100000.
GOVERNMENTs-FIrn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01
CarIis,s Hosting the white Flag.

MADRID, March 31.-Thr Cari>t>
have hoi>tcd flags Of true" at Prrt"ria
and Oyarzun, and are iratcrnizing with
the government troops. hrn. CairczI
hs- written Don Carlos letter de- 'IarinS
that a decree issued by the latter de-
priving him of his honors would be- the
best Justification of his course b" could
have, if he needed any. One hundred
Carli,ts have been captured at Marsc,a.