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New York.
FRANK LEsLIE's CREDITORS.

FRANK LESLlE|S CREDITORS.
NEW YORK, October 5.-The committee OF
the creditors Of Frank Leslie report in favor
Of the management OF the business by q
committee OF five, composed Of the princi-
pal creditors. The business was considered
paying one. Mr.. Leslie had drawn very
largely upon the resources OF his establish
ment, the amount being about $4,000 per
annum, which in their judgment was in
excess Of the profits. The business had
also been conducted in a very extravagant
manner.
The committee thought in three years the
Indebtedness could be paid off. The plan
proposed Is that Mr.. Leslie should have SUI
pervision OF the business and be allowed
twenty per cent. of the profits as salary,
eighty per cent. to be divided pro rata
Quartery among the creditors. About 100
creditors were represented or present, and
the report Of the committee was adopted
unanimously. The board OF management
consists OF Ex-Governor Rice, OF Massachu-
sets, William II. Parsons, John Hall, Ed
ward Goodwin, and William b. Wilson.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIry1noND October & 1877

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October 5, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 23S bushels Rel. 1874 BUSH
els: OF which i ST bushels were re-e1hiblted.
CORN.-White, $50 bushels.
OATS.-524 bushels.
RYE.-72 bushels.
TIMOTHY SEED.-20 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WnEAT.-White, SO bushels common ut II 80
SO bushels common ut $3.50; Is bushels fair at
Sl.35: 50 bushels prime at l.45; 20 bushels
very good at S1.45-tOt 1JS bushels Red. %
bushels good Lancaster ut LAO; 242 bushels very
good FulZ at 81 40; So bushels common Fnltz ut
Sl.25: 100 bushels fair Futz ut $l.35; so bushels
prime FuZ at 1.42; $50 bushels common FultZ nj
j 1872; 256 bushels common FutZ NJ Sl.3O; 1928
bushels prime FutZ at 8 As; 40 bushels common
Lancaster at $l.l0; 212 bushels very good Filtz ut
S1.45; 80 bushels prime Lancaster on private
terms: 90 bushels very good Fultz. at S1.43; 80
bushels mixed at 81 Az AZ bushels tair Fultz at
Sl.37: 16 bushels common FultZ 1t Sl.2O: 2SS
bushels very good Futz At $l.44; 40 bushels good
Lancaster al 1.42: 34 bushels very good Lancaster
bushels very good futz at 40; a. bushels prime
Lancaster at $3.50; 80 bushels FultZ for seed III
$l.4S-tOial. 1874 bushels.
CORN IFhit:. 90 bushels prime ut 72c.
OATS.-l4 bushels good spring At 4Oc. 200 BUSH
els very good winter al 3Sc.-tota- z La bushels.
RYE.-52 bushels at 6Oc.
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yEGETINE,
" + G E L I n E.
HER OWN WORDS.
BALTIMORE, Nd, February l 3, 1877

BALTIMORE, Nd, February 3, 1877.
Mr.. II. II. SterenS:
Dear Sir,-Snce several years have got sore
and very painful foot. l had some physicians, but
they couldn't cure mr.. Now have heard of your
VEGETINE from u lady who was sick for long
time, and became all well from your VEGETINE, and
went and bought me one bottle Of VRGETINE, and
after had used one bottle the pains left me- and 1t
began to heal, and then l bought one other bottle
and so | take it yet. | thank God for this remedy
and yourself: and wishing every sufferer may pay
attention 10 1t. 1t IS Il blessing for health.
MRS. G.. KRABE, G3S west Baltimore street.
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A Burning Steamer.
/ HE STEAMER CONSTITUTION on P1RE-PRE
RAT1ONs TO LAND PASSENGERS.

sAN Francisco, October 6.--Seyeral tugs
have taken hold of the steamer Constitution
with the evident intention Of grounding
her on the Mission Flats. There was no
fire visible as she passed up the bay, but
smoke was pouring out from stem TO stern.
There is no apparent excitement aboard.
The passengers were grouped on deck
mostly forward, while the body OF The FIRE
seemed just abait the paddle-boxes. The
steamers engines were working, but only
the forward boilers were in use.
Later.-The Constitution was taken 20
the mail dock for the purpose OF landing
her passengers.
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yEGETINE.

YEGET1NE.
ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF.
SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, January IL, 1917.
H. r. SteuenS, Esq:
Dear sir-I have had dyspepsia In its worst form !
for the last ten years. and have taken HUNDREDS OF
dol ars' worth Of medicines without obtsining any ny
rrlief. In September last commenced taxing tne
VEGRT1NE. since which time my health has steadi-
~ Improved. Ny food digests well. sna s nasg
gained fifteen pounds of flesh There are s 49,
others in this place taking VEGETINE, ana all nave
THOMAS T.. MOORE,
Oyerseer Of Card-R Room,
Portsmouth Company's Mills.
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YelIOR-FeYer Repost.

TwENTY-sEvEN CASES AT PORT ROYAL, s. C.
AUGUSTA, October 5.-There are twenty
seven cases Of yellow-iever at Port Royal,
s. C.-twenty-one whites and six blacks.
Five new cases occurred yesterday. Mayor
Allen telegrapbs the Mayor OF Augusta for
assistance. He saws: awe are suffering
for medicine, nurses, and provisions"
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cit is rllmored, and we publish it upon
good authority says the st. Louis GLOBE
Democrat. "that prominent belle Of this
city is engaged and will shortly be married
to the Hon. S. J. Tilden, OF New York"
A pris modal onc-rai railway is being
built in the Pennsylvania oil districts.
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Maryland.

RECEPTION OF BISHOP BAYLEy's REMAINS AT
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 5.-The reception OF
Archbishop Bayley's remains here was
solemn and imposing. All the societies
were in the procession. Insignia OF devo-
ton were displayed from nearly every
household.
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THE PEABODY TRUsTEES-PR PRESIDENT
HAYES. -Ne,C York. October 5.-The trus-
tees OF the Peabody fund reelected their old
officers. President Hayes is elected trustee
uice the late Matthew Maury.
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EEGE1INE.
WHAT is NEEDED.

EEGE1INE.
WHAT is NEEDED.
Boston, February 8, 1871.
II. Il. Stevens, Esq:
Dear Sir,-About one year since found mySel1 III
q feeble condition from general debility fEGE,
TINE was strongly recommended to Inc by friend
rho had been much benefited by its use. procured
the article and after using several bottles, was re-
stored TO health. and discontinued lts use. lfecl
guile confidcIt that there Is no medic ne superior
n II for those pIanls for which 1t Is especially
prepared, and would cheerfully recommend 1t TO
those who feel that they need something to restore
lheln 10 perfect health.
Respectfully yours. x,,,u,,,r,-o,
Firm of S. nj. Pettengi L Co.,
No. 10 State street, Boston.
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Massachusetts.
SALE OF RUBBER GOODS.

BosToN, October 5.-The sale OF rubber
goods was continued to-day up to II
o'clock, and twelve thousand five hundred
and forty-one cases had been sold ut fair
prices.
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EEGETINE
TIE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON.
Mr. H. Il. Stevens:
Dear Sir,-This is to certify that have used your
- Blood Preparation in ing family for several years
and think that for screfula and cankerous humors
or rheumatic affections it cannot be eXcellcd and as
q blood. purifier and spring medicine 1t is the best
thlngI have ever used and have used almost every
thing can cheeriully recommend 1t to aay one in
need of such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS A. A. DINSMORE, 10 Russell street.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 5.-Gold opened nj 103.
N0on-Stocks higher. Money ON call, per cent.
Gold, 1921. Excllange-Long 48l; short, 4S5.
State bonds quiet. Governments heavy and lower.
observation-disclosures easy at . per cent. Sterling
steady ut 4Sl. Gold quiet at l02I. Governments
steady; new SIS, 1864. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 5.-Virginia 6's. old, 80
deferred. 5,9 consolidated COS second series, AZ
North Carolina 6's, old, II. Bid to-day.
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MEETING CALLED.

P1TTsroN, Pa, October 5.-A meeting OF
5000 striking coal-miners has been called
for tomorrow to consider the situation.
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wrecked of st. Helenz Sound on Wednes-
day night. The captain snd two met were
drowned. Six men were picked up ~ the
piIot-boat and carried to Beatfors.
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Flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Fine, $3.50: superfine, S5.506S5.75: extra SUI
pertine, $6.Z56lS6.50; common family, S7@S7.5O;
fancy family and City Mills, $S6SS.25.
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ESCAPE OF. NOTED MURDERERs.

ATLANTA, October 5.-Henry Shaw, the
wife-murderer, and Gus. johnson, one OF
the most notorious murderers in Georgia,
both under sentence OF death, burroWed
their way out Of Jail here last night, aud
made good their ae.,ape.
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Georgia.
UcOI y Ahs
! EST nR ~ N-HONCRECGMI

ARREST OF AN EX-CONGRESsMAN.
SAVANNAH, October 5.-A special from
Beaufort says Robert Small colored eX-
congressman, was arrested at Beaufort to-day
and carried to Columbia
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Pennsylvania.

MINERS GOING TO WORK AT OLD RATES.
SCRANTON, Pa, October 5.-The officers
of the great mining companies met the COM
mittees Of the miners. The result reached
is that the miners shall go to work at the
old rates preliminary to any negotiations Tor
haitian fo,,pc
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WOOD AND COAL.

THE BRIGHTHOPE RAILWAY COM
l. pANY deliver promptly IN all parts Of the city
NUT, ENGINE and SHOP COAL, only by weight,
giving ton, about 80 bushels, for about the same
that was formerly charged for 25 bushels Call and
be convinced thai 1t Is to your interest to patronize
this home enterprise. Yard: Corner Seventh and
J.yrd :; rerts Richmond Va Oc1
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PORT OF RICHMoEDaOcroBER 8, 1877.

PORT OF RICHNOEDFUCToBERb o, 1877. 8
ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary Haley, Corson, Philadelphia, coal,
8. Fl. HaTes.
Schooner 8. L. Russell, Smith, Philadelphia, coal
s. II. Halves. r
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchau~
disc and passengers. G. W. Allen i Co.. agents.
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia, merciiAn.
disc and passengers. ". 2. Porter. agent.
Steamer Eiiza Hancox, Clifford. Norfolk, meyciI6n~
disc and passengers. l.. u. Tatun, agent
Steamer Bonita. Harris, Kings Mil wharf. United
States mail and passengers, .. j. Schoocraft.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New Yorx, October 3, schooner Annie Ee
Moore, Eskridge.
BY TELEGRAPH.
STEAMER on FIRE.
sam FRANCISCO, October 1.-THE steamship Con-
stt aston, from Victoria, Is on fire OF the Heads.
NEW YoRI, October S.-Ariyed: Steamer An
glia. Arrived out: Steamers Scythia and heder-,
land.
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FRIDAY, October 5, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised SO hogsheads,
terccs. and 3 boxes. The offerings ut auction on
Change were Sc packages: of which number "a
were taken in, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from $40 to S11.
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PETERSBURG.

PLkTFoRM-rRoBARI.E SoMI-
NATION OF CASDIDATg--THE REFUBLI-
CASs-REr. WALLACE DUNCAN-THE EN-
pEzzLEMENT CASE-THE ST0RM--pA1SFUL
ACCIDENTS, &C.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Ssw YORK. October 5.-Cotton-Net receipts,
"a baies gross, 994 bales; futures closed steady.
Sales $4,000 bales October, 81! :26 Soyem6er,
all j 6MSI1.17; December, $1l.13@sl1I4;
| January, SII22; February, Sll35@sil.3
March. l.49@Sl1 so: April, 81 l.62@Sl1.6a;
| MAY, 81 .74@$ll.75; June, Sll.S7GS1i.eS.
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HNHAT THE COOKING AND KIN

be convinced that II Is to your Interest to patronize
this home enterprise. Yard: Corner Seventh and
Byrd s. reefs. Richmond Va ocl
THAT THE COOKING AND KIND
l. LING WOOD, so long tested and approved,
manufactured at the steam factory, Ninth aud Cary
streets may be bought and used by all classes, IL is
temporarily offered at these low prices Half-cor
pine, sawed, s2sS; oak $3.50 sawed ana 1o Split
tonally cheap All sizes best ANTHRACITE.
BRIGHT HOPE Glover IIilIl. and PLl NJ
GOALS and CARBON COKE Mt lowest market
rates al Ninth, Cary, and Basin bank.
se2S j. Is. WATKINS.
"AyING ERECTED NEW Ma
LII CHINERY for preparing COOKING and
KISDLING-WOoD. can furnish 1t at the shortest
notice, cut to snit any stove. Soc. less than old
prices. 400 cord FOREST PINE and OAK. 600
tons ANTHRACITE COAL, SOFT GOALS, GOhE,
&C.: sold by weight. j. Is. LACY,
Ninth street between Main and Frank lin.
Factory md yard, Ninth street between NAN ana
IarN
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no DELAY SOUTH OF WASHINGTON.
!. WASHINGTON, october 5.-There has been
no delay in the mails or travel south OF tins.
GERMAN BRIG WRECKED.
CHARLESTON, October 5.-The German
brig Nicolas, bound to Charleston, was
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A Clergyman, Secretly Married. who Con-
tinued 20 VISIT - Young Lady.

Tho pcsorn,ed Cl.asis mct i'm Now Rrrna-
IT. -, g. a., ad,,,I,aa,,a. -. ,,.,
case OF the Row Mr. Williams. Mr.. Williams is
,,, .,,,..,,, ,I,, ro,cn,ls ,,co,,.d his ,,I,.,,
alo y."un WIZ ,e'." ~. I. "'s pup,
In Grlggstown owing TO the gossip thnt had
arisen from the discovery ofthc fact that he was
n,arri,., 4, hovin,, boon sunposcd tha, ho ,vns
marr'tu' IL huNlh@ "''n suPp'e,u "'"' nc wis
n bachelor This gossip set forth that since his
marrin-e in Mnv last to Miss Cnfrrey of Prin o.
""i nus III "t"S '"'' ~ -, w ~" "
"h' ne h"u p''u HVeh''une '" "'oo ""ry '"or-
his OF Griggstown Al the session OF the Class q
last ,y.,k W,.lneaday no charged IN This
,frect wore formally preferred against Mr.. vii.
linme but the minister himself acknowledged
thnt ho Ind failed 10 announce his mariana
81 ~ 49,, i,,,,, for havin,, ,h,a t..
ana eNpreHsed pohN,h'c ."' having uius gwen
rise TO the scandal that had been occasioned.
H. -, h,,,,,,., tina, ma had No, o,t,,, hta
marriage decinrihg ui'' "e ""u merely sald
nothing about ii. not wanting II to be known for
w.. -, ,..,., ,,,, h,, d,d No., ,,,IsA 49,.
Ihts" reasons were th"t no uih not wish his
10 mi, TINT ulnec himself IA soon ~ moss hln
:. pu,. 'u"' p"',v 49,. 49, 'o 'r'','N
Mr. Voorhs,, fi'hrr OF thc Young woman 70
whom Mr. Hams WIS snid 10 hnvc paid
attentions. refused 10 make any formal rhnrgos
against nus rN- pnsuor. aulNu-h II" priNntiy
admit d before IL. examining comm tue that
he had looked on Mr. WIli ANS n INC ll9ht Of 4
= say. rs mu h in public, it was on Mr.. VIII
li'inss own alin * On VHt ll' Cii3s a0t'd
I'm. = nun ~ IN 'tns n" NOR" '1mpromls ns
Inn u W \. ur wv 50 "tnn 70 YER Mr..
NlllhtmS e"mnnt on W'n hs lortirr
pNt .h uut t'lurNt ~ CIV MN me
rEht In r. sh n',ls anu parish's
mt am inl"rvnl "i tn uNys hnl ~ ils"d,
\ comm 80 '' W "pp9'nt'h 70 r"''iVr 'hhrg =
IN that inerNhl. an We m"inS Yesterday
We 10 hrnr ~" report 81 Wv .ommit".
ln, .'nln't'' ,r,ri ~ hnnt no rn2rf"s "a
Nllnam- SHOULD %, empowered - re."iv" the
QUOT 3i ds,,t.-NN .rnh u@ pl' ~ rom We
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rvivcIih ~, cpuuHgcrrL.

FRIDAY. April u p. M.--Thc stock mar
kot opened M about tn" cos'ns prices " Thurs
day. but IA re was 'on4il"rah, weakness soon
nrra aren't. when lines of Ion. stock were thrown
uron tnc market. The heavy purchases how
ev, r. for the account ~ the hears. changed the
current of speculation. and prices advanced
durns the afternoon - Ia ~ p cont. D'la-
ware. Lnekawanna and Western rose 2 b. TO A.:
Nv York Central. - ~ ga; Morr and Essex.
3 to 20; lso X Island. 81 to soA Michigan
c ntral 2 10 AZ; Delaware and Hudson. 2 to
a.. I-.A" Shore. ~ 10 494; Norihw. stern
common. J.. 20 1914; 10. preferred D, to 42'i
~. Paul. a. lSir do rr''"rroi. L. "a .
and West IN I'm on, ! y a. bH-.. IN -sudd "a
uivnn r'uf tI" uArN't wrs not contemplated hv
N lead NJ operators. hut the annOun cement
Just s'.nr th'' close Of ~" Sto K EN 'hange thai
the iir'i, 81 Eusen.' \ Il ,h'nsnn 4 Co.. who had
f-~,n largely snort OF Lake Shore. Morris and
fss' y. and ID 'lawarr. Lrknwannn nnt West
"rn. ha 4 suspended. nffrr lrd nm explanation OF
the upwal turn. tins firm having been tive
buyers. There w,- a slight rr;. ton. how yer.
nj the clos. aud Il - understood TINT the bulk
of their contracts W.T." covered to-day.
Tho X 'it'm"nt N Broti street at r the close
of the Sto X LVuan-e was ,nt'nse. tn details
OF wli"h W ID" found m another oluinn
Tn total nnfn'~'r 1T shar's dealt IN WIS 295.-
esq. OF " ii,h M.Si IN Union r"pr, utsd t5Guu:
dc ~ " . or ,eo Nv WI wrG c Il, y. 81
X * l-Hni - 300; -. Pml pr forr"d. l253f:
u ehieon Crmru. lo.lup ~ M MAJ 7i5o
Mnrr aut l~-'N. j.4ff: II llW lr'' und Hut
son Clurl 1. 900. N,rtNw si.rn s. u1D. ,io. poo
rrrd 500 Eric, POO; llinos Central. h5o;
On ncy, 527 S. Paul. GOO. y " j -, G 'ntr.l.
FNpr.ss $50: C.vaand ana PIft-hirth a2o:
Atlantic and Pc a. telegraph. 240: Haunt ml
Atnl Ut J9e-r' /, 800 do' trriHrr ~; Al'ns
Lrt ia co Nst :, enil l@ Rn .ni nns e
preferred lo1; Union .nt.in,. loo; Kcnsselacr
AMI SARATOGA 500 and Wabash ~.
Tn" 49,, n9li ,n. ', quit and declined
NOR ctr n-th. IN adNan eel tQ ~ though
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n,orcat qdacd for forty years will make s2s. d,

intorrat pdded for forty years will make t2s-
OlO COO For this enormous sum OF fnon"y that
has been and s vt 10 hc wrung from the tax
onvcrs the Statn has not dollAr's worth Of in
[ " st. and al there IA 10 show for the MONEY ia
ass Mills Of railroad. There are $50 900 in
hahtants in the state 10 pny for what the btte
m l.s al railroad. Every man, Woman. AMI
child woul have ~ b. ass 0ssrd s37 80. Again
thn isarssrd vilun Of tue ren and personal
property of the st. t. last yoar WIS 1900 600
Tin cost Of tn s. ass nj. Of railroad rrpre-
$ 'ui- on"-siNh 81 the whole propcrty-cvery-
th m, owned Ivy the people
THIS what railroad internal improvements
have cost the people Of Lou s,ana. Ptoiit NJ hy
,h" lesson ol The pnst, they do not w,nt any
morn VI 4 ia y Stat cnt ,rur =" hut they are
anxious n got tho Federal Government 10 tlko
a hand IN the business
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CUB.i's CiUsE PROSPERfNG.

Private Latter from the President Of tho RcrnoiN a. Cuba,
Communicated to Inc snn


Communicated to Inc san.
CAMAurEY. March o. 1877.
Ny DEAR FRIEND: MARTINEZ Campos has
strained every norvc to suppress the rovo-
lat ON in tho Villas: Tut. so fnr he has been
able only to surrrsc n few families md rapture
drfenoclss people In return. his columns aro
ina, ssnntlv hargssed md arr suffer- M a con
siderable number Of casualties. either by tho
bull'is Of our n'mrn or from the cfr"'t "
climg., end di@rvsc II is perfectly tru" that our
own troops have been necessarily divided mp
into small parties to cnablc them to attend to
the different commands of tho enemy. which
move in al direct ons :uut this does not prevent
then. from rrunitug us Often az il is necessary,
and engaging in eloa'y-contsted actions. in
which the Spaniards have been invariably dc
fentnd
In Cimaa1iey ticy have In no wise vnricl
their system of operations. which arc confined
to snnd NJ conNovs g. Gutimaro. san G. rom
inio. LIS N'ruvS. ~. under heavy escorts. and
in uras NtIl .u n Oi our territory. win 20
th.v always pay for dearly in Killed and
In tho Eastern Department they hnvc boon
so"'w''i NOR" nt'v". p"n irni'ne With honvy
ioll.s OF tronIs INTO oar tult vat u Npu"s
W ere "l tl"y hhN' ben ADJ" &" DO has lH'n "a
burn tow hamlris nj destroy 10 few us vnt'i
r't h.s-,h"v WHO sti,nHti2' IA ns hnnd II md
iu Nnrirs. Dnrnt tN'~" 1u"rhi my
have boon constantly lrras-'d w cur u"rri,ln
troops. wio have inflicted considerable losses
hpnu Them.
VI Nnw" lie Brg -Gnn. Nnc"o. In Obedience n
III" ar tors " thn Government. his p"n"tr1trd
into tlr iur ii.t ons pf Sn~ul de T. nHwo. Bar
a Ol.ur1 Gu n.usno. H. has cnTturcd forts
taken pn~s"s IN of rl'h Dnn IS and villages. on.
t'l-'d tn city of Bara On. IN his retreat routed
" h N sight 20 thHt Tity 4 heavy column NJ thu
rn'mv md l-tlv b" triv' rs'd the vail v ~
Gu7utgnnmo very close M to the city Of that
u me. and d"t1rhci rom his main holy gunr-
II n pnrt ~ to hurn the cane n ids " tn" Al ~
/ 'StltNs. In Tn" eOura" ~ ;h,sr op.rat on-
Wi % Tested NOR" tiHn two months. he "uf-
iur"d over two hun rrd - W "a n cnrre-
spending quantity IT smmunit on. over four
hun Wired horses and su'h an enormous booty
Of lnt n and provisions That %" WAS Tor ri Ia
i siroy % port on of FOR want ~ h"Hsts ~ nur-
d"n on VIII 10 tn transport the whole. In Hdii-
tom h. kiil~i Ot r one hundred So ninr's
Who's drnd hnd.a wero seen. Oar troop. sui
f'r ~ very few casualties. although "" nav" "a
lament O. worry grirVou- loss IN the death ~ Cob
Emilio Notu rus. "a model Of courage. honor
an s'iplin".
Ii NOR tom probable that when tho cam-
p1irn "nls W IN IN" end ne NJ N" dry sorsou
MHrtin"2 Campps viii moi have mad. a single
= p n his prn of pa N alton H. vii hs
obi ed To- lrrak b sword. gs b" said hr wou'd
dn whom h. mt himself Ut the hend ~ TIE
army. Yni h." " u have tn return To- Spain W ~
al .. laurels " in h. won n Cat,on turned
into dust Hn ashes.
lSlsned.l TOMAS EsrkApA-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-28
KING CdRNTVAL's SNOW.
Such - Spectacle ss New Yort with all Her
Rare Sights Never Saw.

Within a boarded enclosure in Manhattan
Market William McMurray. lately stage ear
pentcr Of the Grand Opcra House. and John A.
Thompson lately scene phi inter- OF Booths The
atre. and their ass stunts, using ne models
Autographs Of famous paintings arc preparing
for the coming carnival" show. or Com
modorc Perry ut the Battle Of Lake Erie there
exists only tho launch in which he bore his
battle-torn pcnnant from his sinking nag ship
to n soundcr ship. in a very natural segment of
the lake: OF America az II Was" verdant
bank, shaded by tall pine. aud n bark canoe that
seems to rise and fall gently on the water at the
foot Of the bank; OF Rsx'e gorgeous triumphal
ear. n bare bus 8 " boards Of " Columbus TAX
ing Possession Of America the pinn-clad rO"k
upon which. on the evening Of the pro tss on
he will plant the standard ~ CASTLE IN ! ARA
gon Of his cnrnv"l. modelled accord NJ to u
l'thogrnph in william Cullen Bryants library
the hun unpaintnd and Licking m sis and genr :
Of The Boston Tea Purity. the unrigeod ship
Of =" Hrndri Hudson u - ovnring the Hud-
SON the river an the gallant mar n re-
mun 10: Of the Battle of NV Orleans "a
st rt NJ reality on the evening of the pro fss on
nm eXpunsc Of unpluned boards: of 7 inns
Treaty with the Indians tine skeleton Of tue
wide-hrnn"h ling ir'e under which the tr"nty
VS. made; OF Waeh n.ston Cross M the u j.
aware. tn" boat and the irc-rhokrd river. the
IT," 'ukns b"inr arranged 10 bnh IN ~ The rnr
moves Of " De soto on the ~ ssiupi" the
broad t9N6l RIVER, the barge Of the chiynri" X
rpNnr"r. and the pnnODs Of tho amazed Indians (;
o. An Allegory." IN ideal rn.one relation OF u
Northern and Southern oil or. whose COM
nun ia dream around ~ Nv NJ camp FIR. nnnr
ul'.r stocked arms NJ TIA" door Of the Y mpe
gr1up-thr frame ~ the t,nplp: Of 'putnam's
Cal. the cottn,e and TIE hnlf-iurnnt turrnw ;
nnl " Son" IN the Valley Force" and
The Capture Of MAJOR Andre.' the uncovered