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BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
The Syndicate Organizes Bank
10 IipOOpu I'm n Week or 40.

SAN FRANCIscO, September 2j.-The
Syndicate Of the Bank Of California met
to-day at | | .,and organized by the elec
ton Of William Sharon President, the
Bank Of California Treasurer, Il. II.
Lloyd, Secretary. Executive Committee;
James Il. Kecne, Charles Mayne, Il. f.
Morrow, d. O. Mills and X. II. Lloyd. An
assessment Of twenty per cent, was levied
on the subscription to the guarantee fund
amounting in round numbers to 1900.
600. This, with the coin now on hand,
will give between $2,0O0,0O and S3,OOO,-
600 to open with.
The bank will reopen either Saturday,
October ID, or early the following week.
A meeting Of thc Board Of Directors will
be held next Monday or Tuesday, when
the date Of resumption will probably be
fixed. Entire harmony prevailed at the
meeting, and n determination was evinced
to push matters TO successful terInina.
ton.
The action Of the Hank Syndicate has
caused the utmost good feeling in the city,
This afternoon among the brokers II was
the prevailing topic Of conversation. IT
il probable that n meeting Of the San
Francisco Stock Exchange will be called
early next week, and n resolution adopted
to resume liz sessions on the first, Monday
following the opening Of the bank.
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Murder In IGnnaaE...lIOn. N. q.
Kcrr..'Thc Bank IEObbcr Killed
In Kentucky.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, September 25.-
The Times special from Columbus, Kan
sas, says that Mr.. s. G. Cheney formerly
Of Kansas City, was killed last night about
10 o'clock, by n man supposed to be J M.
II. Mccormick, five buckshOL passing
through his breast and four in the thighs
The doctor had cUfralled some cows be-
longing To Mccormick for trcspassing,
and il is supposed this led to the murder
Mccormick is missing. .,
Hon. NJ. G. Kerr, Of Indiana, arrived in
the city this morning, and left in the eve.
ming for 81. Louis.
Chief of Police Speers, to-day, received
letter from Detective Blight, containing
copies Of photographs found on the body
Of the Huntington bank robber One Of
them is the picture Of young man
named Bob Rickets, who grew np n
neighbor to Thompson McDaniels, and he
says McDanicls IL the only person who
had his photograph. A woman named
Mrs. lTnil, whom McDaniels was living
with when in the city, also received let.
ter from Kentucky, containing piece Of
Grape without any writing except the ad.
dress, and every one at all acquainted
with the circumstances believe MCDanicls
is the dead rObber.
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FIRE RECORD.

KENDALLyILLE, IND,, September 20
The dwelling-house Of Jacob Reehr was
burned to the ground this evening, Most
of the furniture was saved. Loss $1,000;
insured for $4,000. Caused by Il defect
i've iluc.
FoRr WAYNE, IND., September 9j.-A
stable owned by Mrs. Bowman was des-
troycd by fire at New Haven yesterday.
Loss 5000. 1t originated by tramps
sleeping in the building. No insurance.
1 AMALF MILLION FIRE.
HAvERTRAw, ME., September 10
The Rockland Paint Works ut this place,
owned by Garner ~ Co., were destroyed by
fire this morning. The loss is estimated
at half million dollars. Peter }, Den.
ner, painter, was killed by a falling
wall, and number OF Others seriously
injured,
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The IlcIicfontainc Lynching A..
ttiR

BELLEFoNTAtNE, o., September 25.--
SChcll, the murderer Of Allie Laughlin,
was buried this afternoon from the Court
House, where he had been taken after he
was cut down, last night. Hundreds Of
people went to look al him to-day. lie
was hauled to the l'ottcr's Field in an or.
binary spring wagon. The tree from
which he was hung Is literally cut to
pieces hy curiosity hunters; all Of the
rnpe and the box which he stood on with
the fatal moose aroundh his neck were cut
M into inch pieces. SChelps wife was
brought here, to-day, and lodged in Jail
rs an acComplicc. Since her confession
to being privy to his intention Of murder.
ing the young lady and her mother, and
Of his burning Mr.. Laughlin's house, pco-
ple have become very much inCensed
against her. II was reported at one time
to-day, before she was brought here and
lodged in Jail, that the women would GER
tainly lynch her. She is considered by
many to be equally guilty with her hus.
band many believing that she assisted
him
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NEW YORK.
NArIoNAL INsuRAYcE coNyENroN.

Er,'. Wen,. Ss,,a,,,I,a, o5 Tho w.,
new ionN, SePseHT'%, T',n,,i,;on". ~ "e Iu" amI
SrY.ar;rto,Jarts ma, in nvncutivc srssinn
this morning in the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The time and place for holding the next
annual meeting was discussed, and il was
finally resolved to meet at Harrisburg,
Pa, on the 10Th Of September, 1876, The
Convention then adjourned.
A CASE OF YELLOW FEVER
was discovered in BROOKLYN Yesterday,
The victim was a sailor recently arrived
from Cuba. The disease developed itself
after his arrival here.
ppr,rp op rpvIs srpprRERs
p-;,,a,,a,,h,o.in,ions =, ,ho ,r,onr,rof
LiNH'e s'oSIi illt.o'I VI '"T "'tt"""t VI
SlIoio Ior t''e ue'Ie"' VI w l.Ail' s"'eI'
grS, were IoF""rueu W 'e'esr"P" !eS'e''
""!' .,o,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,u,,,,,n
FEMALE FoR"E" sENthSIEp'
Caroline Pells, n young German wo-
man, who attempted 10 swlnuie inc NaS,
sau b'hk m UIt oI @lTi"y u" 4" "'s'V
GhecA OF warner, Ml'Giie'l ~ to;' .,
sPtlhsueiu, ONO, mas oecII I, conNIt'?u anu ,i'
sentenced TO Two anu u nan years III 'le
Pehl'ehhaFy'
MOODY AND sANEEY.
1t is announced that the Young Mems
Christian Association have leased Gil
mores Garden for the winter, and that
Moody and Sankey will begin a series Of
revival meetings November lst, which
are expected TO continue all winter.
c,p, scu,py
y,, " IH' ,,,,
Nhen mere, stated 'hat he "oulu nIo, ho' 9c'
0Lio nn, oyon tr,voI;ng cxnansss Un
Josi,oj % Ivo w u.o e liz ;ntI"oSco an Ibc I;nan-
o" "inI onas,io~ W. "p' m hm, n, ihs anne Tina in.
tcnLo6 70 hc unJcr m nccmniarv obliro.
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which, together with typhoid fever, are
prevailing To considerable extent here.
We neglected to mention the rehearsal
Of the Bellairc Philharmonic Society,
aided by between sixty and seventy sing.
ers from Wheeling, at the Disciples
Church here on Thursday night, for the
centennial concert to come of in Wheel
ing. The singing was excellent, and the
singers from abroad and those Of this city
obtained quite favorable opinions Of each
others musical powers,
In the trial Of NJ. Seibert, Of Wheeling,
r.. the Pennsylvania X. K. Co., before
Squire Powell, verdict Of S3j damages
was awarded. This is the third trial, the
jury having failed to agree in both OF the
others.
Rev. !. J. Spencer, pastor OF the Dis
ciplrs' Church Of Bellairc, will address
the GAINESVILLE Temperance League at
that place this evening.
Homer Seaman, formerly Of this city,
but now Of Washington, Pa, is in town
visiting his friends, and looks quite his
old sell,
Miss Amanda Henderson, Of Green
wood, Mo, is visiting friends in Bcllairc'
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DETROIT, MIcn., September 9j.-ln the
Ward will case to-day, the whole session
has been occupied with arguments over
the question as to whether Splritnalism
was proof Of insanity, nnh the discussion
il not yet finished. There are some
lively episodes, Writ Dexter dcnouncing
Theodore Romncy's attack on Mrs. Ward
~ slandcrous, aud meeting the lalter's in
tcrruption by announcing his personal rc-
sponslbility in Court or elsewhere. After
adjournment Captain Wards lunatic son,
who happened to be in Court, made some
violent demonstrations against Mr.. Dex-
ter, compelling the interference Of the
Court officers. The trial bids fair to last
for some weeks.
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EntnI RniIrond AccidenL

ATcuIsoN, Ks, September 2j.--An nc.
cident occurred early this morning on the
Kansas City, st. Joe u Council Bluffs
Railroad, nj Winthrop, opposite this city,
by which B. Farwell, the oldest conduc.
tor on the road, was killcd. The north anil
south bound trains met there. The train
from Council Bluffs had been run on the
side track. The Kansas City train was
backing down slowly, ani when within a
few feet Of the switch. n brakeman sud-
denly threw it open again, and the trains
at once cOllided, catching the conductor
nf the Council Bluffs train on the plat
form, between the sleeper and one Of the
coaches, and crushed him 80 that he died
in u few hours. No one else was hurt.
1t is stated thUt the brakeman had only
been awakened a short time previous, aud
hardly knew what he was doing.
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Powder NIiIIs Blown Up.

NEwRURdm, n. T., September 20
Three Of the buildings Of the powder
mills four miles west Of this city, were
blown up at 0 o'clock tonight. The
cause Of the explosion is unknown. No
person was seriously injured. The cx.
plosion shook buildings in this city,
Great alarm was occasioncd at the Chris.
tian Association Convention; the large
audience, supposing from the shock that
the building was giving way, started for
the doors, but were quictctl before any
casualty occurred.
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TnE Charleston Courier deIianIIy an
nomnce. in its issue Of the 93l that "it
proposes to wage war upon all who
"haye interested themselves in the reno.
wal Of the Capital from that District,
"unul they are made to feel the power Of
IAN outraged people" Speaking Of the
ceremonies and public demonstrations at.
tending the laying Of the corner stone
here, it n.Cs the following language:
-"li the people of Wheeling who claim
allegiance tn the Democratic party can
see ought tn occasion such rejoicing, when
her action has saddcnCd the hearts Of
thousands of Democrats, whose votes and
labor have placed in power the Demo.
cratic party II the State, then they have
stony hearts indeed!
Eat, drink and he merry, for tO-mor-
row yOn die
The Democracy Of the State, and tho
people gcncrally:of West Virginia, will
make Il note Of this language, and they
will not he apt to forget II when
the policy Of vengeance therein an.
nonncedcomes to be initiated. There are
agrcat many people who have no special
concern in the Capital question who will
never be parties to policy Of revenge
They will never suffer themselves to be
degraded into tools to carry out pro-
stammc Of hate and vengeance, gotten up
by "a lot Of disappointed sorclcndS, who
after being defeated in the Legislature
nud at the bar Of the Supreme Court pro,
lo'c to turn gncrillas and waylay those
who would not be their creatures.
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TRoY, n. y, September 2j,-'rllomas
and MaglelCn Stark, residing IN green
Island, took laudanum Tuesday night, in
tending to commit suicide. Thomas part.
ly recovered yesterday, and repeated the
dose making two and a half ounces in all
but even that failed to kill him. Ills
wife died last night, and he says he will
end his own life nt the first opportunity.
IIc has been out Of work for eighteen
months, and having expended all the
money he had saved, he, with his wife,
preferred death to subsisting on the
bounty Of his friends. Both were Ger.
mans, she sixty, and husband fifty
Years old,
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FOREIGN NEWS,
ENGLAND.
REVIEW OF THE Markets.

LONDON, September 25.-The Times
this morning, in its financial article, has
the following: "The tone Of the market
for public securities has been dull in con-
sequence OF lower prices received from
all the German exchanges, where, it is
stated, the attitude of Russia on the East
ern question is causing little anxiety.
Corn il dull, but holders are rather firm,
and there has been no further change IN
prices. Fair weather continues in the disc
tricts where harvesting is not completed,
and good progress has been made this
week. The foreign and colonial produce
markets continue extremelyquiet, though
there has been an improved demand for
West India sugar.
AMERICAN BARK LOST.
The Morning Standard to-day has u
special telegram from Dover containing
the following:
"The steward Of the American bark
Forest Queen, Captain Burns, with wood
and spars from Port Ludlow, for Hayre,
has arrived at the National Sailors Home
for the Destitute at Dover. He reports
that the Forest Queen fOunderCd of Rio
de Ia Plata, aud that the Captain was
killed by the rolling Of sPars, A boat
containing the first mate aud six men put
off from the wreck and another with the
second mate and five men followed. The
latter was soon lost sight Of by the stew
ard, who was in the first mates boat. On
the fourth day olfc Of the men died from
exposure; on the nineteenth day they
were sighted by Norwegian bark and
taken OH board, The steward, with the
others, who were Dutch, was landed at
Ramsgate yesterday. The latter will re.
turn home from that port"
PRINCE OF WALES DEPARTURE FOR INDIA
POSTPONED,
The departure from Portsmouth Of the
steamer Serapis for Brindisi, where she
is to embark the Prince Of Wales for his
Eastern trip, was postponed on account
Of the unsatisfactory trial trip. The roll
ing of the ship during the trip was exCes.
siyc, and her speed was diminished.
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Collision oi Trains.

rirrsnuRGlt, September 2G.-Early this
morning an extra East bound empty
passenger train standing nt Eldorndo Sta
lion, on the Pittsburgh, Baltimore Il
Washington road, collided with a freight
train. The lircmanof the passenger trim,
Vim. Grof, was instantly killed by being
thrown against the tank, and the engineer,
John Yohc, Of the same train, had leg
fractured. The man whose neglect caused
the mishap disappeared Immediately At.
Her the accident Iahb has not been seen
sipe,
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Fourth National bank oi chicago
(iOeS into LiunitlatiOn.

CHtcAao, September 25.-Thc Fourth
National Bank, which for nearly a year
past has been taking measures toward
liquidation, effected that stepto-iay. The
immediate cause wns a call in the Clear.
inc House for some $4,000 to which the
bank was not prepared at the moment to
rcsnond. The officers have reduced the
deposits and otter liabilities to $780,
0OI while the bills receivable are over
S350OOO Mr.. Goodell the President,
snvs that the iepositor' will lose nothing,
and that the stockholders alone will be
Obliged to wait until q settlement Is ef.
iected.
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FRANCE.

PROGRAMME OF REPUBLICAN, DEPUTIES.
PARIS, September 2j.-Thc Deputies Of
the Left have resolved to return 10 Paris
at the beginning Of October, to prepare
for the work Of the coming session OF the
Assembly, and particularly for the de.
bate on the Election Law, which measure
will he first discussed.
HOpmionc NationaIc, the organ Of sev.
eral Republican Deputies, says the de-
cision Of the Cabinet TO advocate voting
by ACCOMPLISHMENTS, has produced strong
sensation among the Deputies Of the Left
Centre. A rupture between NJ. Dufaure
and the Left Centre is now certain. No
effort will break the union Of tho factions
-nf tho Loft.
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Orn SrEunENVILLE LErTEI.

THE Great SCulI Race Decided
Intense Excitement ana High
lirttlng Zen Thousand People
Witness the Race - I1crbSt
Chooses the Ohio side ana Wins
~ BDtli Races -lDenHInrSlI 10
NOW pcdgrlItI
SrEuBESviLLE, Sept. q, 1875.
'vreroalrnDeot ot the lntcllIeencer.l
When the robust form Of Alderman
tonl landed on the platform last night
omoilthc ; o'clock train there was a
gGneralru.hior the United States House
Shete lnlI arrangements were to be made
'Vr The expected race. At the hotel the
excitement was intense among the back.
fi' oiihe different principals in the race,
u va aconlc.t Ia decide the champion.
,h'roi Peal and lredgrift No ,lissatls.
m''l,h wac apparent III either side until
@e reistIIt party sQuealed long and
IaN against any increase in the stakes
"'Ie Ihr amount already set up. e
0ae hnnlr.liolIars.
ruE cnlcNdoASs RET itTGu.
Fcilwt ready to row for $1,000, and
,a'se'ici that A. they would not row
.,' mat amount the stakes be the same as
WS o'hcr race, SgjOa side; but the Ped.
.'U party Nrcmptorily refused to enter
S 1'n any motion in that direction. The
syll''goan' .iatcd that they were prepar'
" VI 70 'lo letting in any sum up to $4,000
'Gc ?nly object that We could sec in their
TT'3i''ntto increase the stakes was that il
,elGtll lost, Peal would only win the
NV anti the balance would he in other
Ia0I', others, who appeared to bC
ai,Nlnsonc', stated openly that the Ped,
NY p'rty were tlcsirous Of 'hcdging
wy @ei5 " money by letting parties here bel
ISaI with the money won by them or
,a.',.SSatnriay, There seemed to he some
Sn@ IN The assertion AZ one of the party
,"o "" betting on Peal, was seen ihi.
@.tnlns At the railroad bridge in con
''''a'ion with l'cdgrift.
rEAL TAKES THE ONO SIDE.
lie choice Of water was won by Peal
,oo took the Ohio side. The excitement
"gte.,cd, and in lcss than fifteen minutes
NY, ,v s'p wa, put mp on Peal and wa
',' ssy py The Western party. This morn
,I Is9e eliy was envclopcd in one denst
''uu ol iog until about 7 4. NJ, when lhu
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I,r,i,lnr llnsIncss al Chlcngo.

CHICAGO, September S.. V. Farwell
4 Co. and other prominent houses jObbing
in dry goods in this city report they have
done larger business the past week than
has ever before been transacted here in
that branch Of trade in the same length Of
time. The fall trade is proving to he
heavy. Country merchants thrOug ghOnt
the Northwest are hlying freely, and the
outlook generally in business ia more
promising than il has been since the panic.
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Proposed National ItaiirOnd Con.
VcnIIOn Fraudulent Missouri
Wnr Claims.

ST. Louis, September 25.-Georgc X.
Dudd, one Of the oldest and best known
citizens Of st Louis, died yesterday.
The Executive Copmitto to arrange
the preliminarics for n National Railroad
Convention here next month, held another
meeting yesterday, and adopted rcsou-
tions looking To a general representation
Of the whole country.
General John y. Grafton, cX.Adjntant
General Of the State, was arrested at his
home in Clay county yesterday, charged
with forgery in connection with war
claims examined while he was in office.
lIis son, who was his clerk, was also ar
rested for alleged completely in the OIlense.
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TURKEY.
THE CONSULAR MEDIATION.

LONDON, September 2j.-The Pail Mall
Gazette this evening has u special tele-
gram from Berlin which contains the
following; "Thc Sublime Porte has de-
clined to make any concessions until the
insurgents have rendered complete
submission. The latter, however, refuse
to suspend hostilities until the Great
Powers guarantee eventual concessions.
The proceedings Of the Consular delega.
tion are at stand.still, and the Consuls
have asked their respective governments
for further instructions"
MANIFESTO OF HER2EGOvINTANs.
A number Of fugitive Ilcracgovinians
to Austria have addressed Il manifesto to
the mediation COnfuls Gnumerating their
grievances, rrgretting the mediation Of
the powers, and demanding complete
liberation Of Herzegovina from Ottoman
rule.
MISSION TO HERZEGOVINA A FAILURE.
CONsTANTINorLE, September 25.-The
English, French and Russian COnsuls ar.
rived from rrebigne on Wednesday.
They informed their respective AmbaSsn.
dors that they completely failed in their
mission. They were unable even to see
the principal in'urgcnt leaders. Nothing
has been heard during the last few days
from the COnsuls Of Germany, Italy and
Austria, and il il presumed they are una.
bic 10 leave Trcbignc.
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tninli, I,lilrn Htnn nnr.

FISHER, MIcH., September 2j.-James
Foote, a farmer living near this place, was
fatally injured by his dog to-day. The
dog was a savage bull terrier, and had n.
tackled valuable COW. l'oote was trying
to club the dog of, when the dog caught
him by the throat, throwing him to the
ground. The dog had to be killed to
loosen his grip. Foote lies very low.
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TlERE yl, IN sense on the part oi the
Gsqa,r in Introducing Captain Wilson's
record On the Capital question into thi"
Senatorial canvass. The Captain would
not begin to trade records with that pa
Ter m lhalr,.nr. The Register may have
alway. hccn sound III the Capital qucs-
tion. hut it is M secret that there were
those who had their misgiying9 on that
point, aud who, when the agitation for
bringing the Capital back here was IN
progress, hr.italcd to 60 to that office lor
aid and comfort. This distru.t arose out
of the proprictor's confessed rcIa'
ton, to the public printing At
Charleston. 1t was feared that he
had mgar.pInm there that he
would not care to disturb, Capt Wilson
never had any sugar plum'at Charleston.
lIi.pum, wercall here They crchGre
when hc was in the Senate in 1869, and
when Ilc in common with all our dele.
gate. in the House, voted Tor Charleston
rachoirc between evils and ns a matter
Of policy. They were here in 1870 when
he and other friends Of Wheeling sue
ccclpl in getting bill through the Sen
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NJ. Louis Whlsky Frauds.

Sr. Lotus, September 2j.-Judgc Mil.
Ter, Of the United States Circuit Court,
has given decision On the demurrer to
the indictments against General Mellon.
aid, Colonel Joyce, aud other United
States Officials, whisky men. All the
points in the defendants demurrer were
ovcrrulCd, but the question Of merger, or
whether the lesser Ollcnse was merged
into the greater, was laid over for fur
iher consideration.
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y,wruAr the recent discussions over
b, ailur oi the Wheeling Window
Ga.. Company have died away it would
r,.,,o.I ilra for the Banks to resolve
n,li.muut no more paper for corpora
dou. npc,. endorsed by individual
p,w,4. In the earlier and humber days
# ,hc Wheeling Hinge Company the
,li,,,t,r, nj that institution went on its
paper IN bank and secured themselves as
L.., they could by an arrangement with
,be stockholders. In the nature Of thing'
h.inr., will be- more closely watched by
those tim, Interested than where their
stock only i, at stake. Such an arrange
m.nt. therefore, il a good thing not only
for the Bank but the CORPORATIONS whose
plptr they discount.
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Ghegntelligeucer

TIM Esgiicr la, not yet told us why
n,rirl lmb, Alexander NJ. Jacob and
i.oi.C. Sliicl voted for the bill locating
III. .,a, Of government at Charleston,
tn, House journal for 1869, page lsGr
,b.a. lllt thee gentlemen voted for the
An ,,,r,l, asit came from the Senate
.oI,ur,ly in the shape that Capt, Viii
op.Lsai. NppIcgare and other friends Of
wb.,,ins voted Tor it in that body.
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MENICO.


san FRANfsco, September PA dis.
patch from San Diego says the revolu.
lion in Sonora ended on the 23d Of Au.
gust by the engagement near Altar be.
tween the Government troops and the
revolutiOnists, in which the latter were
defeated losing about 80 killed, wounded
and prisoners. About 800 men we're en-
gagged on both sides. Martial law has
been proclaimed until affairs are qni.