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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-30

NAEEfABESGME sAV VS. HAESH f@SsRskFAsss9 EbpAss
rI1HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
IL parish Of Orleans, No. 25.43t---By, virtue OF
q writ Of seizure and sale. to me directed by tho
honorable the Third District Court for the par
sh Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause.
| will proceed to sell ut public auction at
the Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchanges
Royal street. between CANAL and Customhouse
streets. in the Second District Of this city, on
TU ESDAY, October /. 1875 at 10 o'clock M, the
following DESCRIBED property, to Wit.
4 CERTAIN LOT Oh PORTION OF
GROUND, situated in the Second District Of
this city, IN the square bounded by Hospital.
Bourbon. Barracks and Dauphine streets, and
measuring, more or less. twenty. one fest front
on Hospital street BY. one hundred feet in
depth together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon without exception or re-
servaiOn. Being the same properly acquired
by the defendant herein by, purchase from
Francois Girod, per net pass d OH the third Of
October. 1856. bAfore e. G.. Gottschalk late d no.
thry public in this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Iarms -Cash on the spot
THUBfAf5 Il. = IN My z,
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
nt13n SEE Is 20 n oC1
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Succession of william Wise.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 40,566-W Whereas. William
Kneai has petitioned the court for letters Of
Of the late William Wise, deceased. Notice is
hereby given to all whom 1t may concern to
show cause within ten days why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be granted.
BY order Of the court.
arl25 30 se3* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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James p. Euinault VS.. y. M. Martin.


James p. Guinault VS.. ". M. Martin.
T7HIRD JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
Of feri fatias, TO me directed BY the Hon.
John t. Laresche, Third Justice Of Tie
Peace In END for the parish Of Orleans, IL the
corner, OF Bie1yille street aud Exchange Alley,
~ the Second District Of this city. on WEDN Es-
DAN sepfam9neTE L 1f7s q 1 oe|2gk
as per Inventory fled at my office.
Seized In the above entitled and numbered
srt.
Terms--Cash on the srot.
au30 SEQ II THOS. J. BUCKLEY. Constable.
Hans ChrIst1anson VS.. MIR. Esmctallle,
I7IHsT JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
l. ish Of Orleans, No, 38t1-By virtue Of q writ
Mccormick. Focond Justice Of the Pence In ana
for the phrsh Of Orleaus, acting for the First
Justice Of the Pence parish Of Orleans, I will
proceed to sell at public auction ON ~ EBDAY.
September TO- 1875. ut II o'clock rn at Christian
sons dairy, CLARA street, between Fourth and
Washington straes. the following described
Two CANE CARTE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Tbrms-Cash on the spot.
au5o se4 10 JOHN r. WOOD, Constable.
u. Wadfie. Agent singer Manufacturing
Company. vs.. Charles Chevalier.
THIRST JUSTICE COURT, PARISH OF Or
Il lenuS. No. 3GG3-B7 virtue Of FL writ Of fieri
facas, to me- directed by the Hon. j. Paris Chill
dress, First Justice. of the Pence in and for the
rees e on FRf Il Augua So 3 e 49, i H
th9 f2SWp IN ds Ti Fe LPEE9HR9Fs to wit"
Seized in the above entitled suit.
au2o Is 80 ''>'' JOHN +. WOOD. Constable.
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GsOULEg COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
- Literary Instituts.-DaY and evening seq
sions the entire year; elective system; "a
branches Of study; daily lectures; gymnasium
exercise, special care given 10 native capacity
disposition, manners. health and morals nom
ssctarian students free TO college. literary ana
debating society: full faculty. large, we'll vsn~
tus; special classes In particular Studies. fdE
boys. at from 81 to % per month.
Satf fy GEO. SfeJfJR. President.
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TESTIMONIAL.

The success which the KENMORE HTGH
SCHOOL has achieved ii the. preparation end
training Of It's pupils who have entered the
University o., virginia ha 8 fully justified the
RECOMMENDATIONS Of this excellent school to the
Successful educational foundation
g, n. VENABLE.
iY14 2rn cod Prof. Mathenatfes. q. Va.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14
SOuthbury.

IL is expected that the sociabie will meet at MT. Egbert Warmers, on Thurs day of this week, It will be good chance for the young people to assemble in the evening, as MT. Warner is so- .ciable. man, and enjoys company ne plus nltrd
 The weather has been so unpleasant on Friday nights for the last two weeks that the Lyceum has not had any debate. The question for discussion is:
 Resolued. That the Bible does teach the eternal conscious suffering of the wicked.
 If the weather is favorable DO doubt there will be large attendance. as sev- eral are expected from adjoining towns A general invitation is extended to any andall who wish to take part in the dis cussion. l.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14

jecls of note to sightseers thinks there is no better time lo sec the surrounding country than when the sun ls above tho horizon. The most he could do was to point out the direction of the North pole ss described by Joel and IT. which seemed to be satisfactory to tho aforesaid gentlemen, for they turned back site giving one long lingering look towards South, where "Summera' are always bright L0pey of scenery 70 take warn. ing,- not try to ascend tke Mount after . heavy blow of snow, and the last rays of light have disappeared.
 The children of 0. c. Blaksman arc now in fair way 10 recover from thelr aats sickness. typhoid fever. The ease of one deserves special mention. 30 fol three days her life was despaired of, bat by the constant and untemilting care of the attending physician, Celest A. Bene dict, together with the knowledge and skill 10 apply the proper resloratlves, she was brought back 80 far as to leave little doubt of speedy recovery, much to the joy of the family and friends
 The disease which ragged with such violence for few days among the cattle of P. 6. Botsford, taking off three of the number, has ceased, for . time al lefst no more new cases al this writing.
 Alittle boy of Mrs. A Lewis, while playing with an ax last Saturday, cut of the end of n finger. The fact was in' stantly made known to the mother, with out the aid of the telephone. IL was plae ed in position by Dr. Benedict, and from appearances, he will soon be able to set. tie that 'little uDpleasantnsss" with the .ax.
 Mrs. H. B. Botsford, with her little son, is in Danbury, spending 2 few weeks at "Silver Lawn" Mrs. J. H Bo,sford, who has been visiting in that place for few days, has returned home much improved in health. WE
 f '.
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BrOOkfeId.

Brookfield is very quiet town, nol has the auietude as yet been disturbed by the appearance of mad dogs, A citi ezen of our place came very pear being bitten by doga few nights ago, while returning home from the Iron Works He was overtsken by dog who intend ed to stop his progress, and he did. Az the man had no means of defence he had io do as best he could until the owner of dog came along and put stop to the proceedings.
 The ice men have heen very busy dur ing the past week, gathering ice.
 Bennett & Wetmore have just goi ready to make the nickel-plated shears. They have been some time making prep arations, putting in new machinery They expect to make quality second to none in Inc country.
 John Bateman is expecting to make great improvements on his place on Broadway.
 The Franklin Division s. of T. is in quite prosperous condition, and # get tiag more and more attractive, It has just initiated three new members and more are expected, II has already saved many of our young men who were well on the downward road to destruction.
 HYsoN.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14
Edxcr Of Me Bee.

EdNcr of he Bee
 DEAR STR The fourth of the series of soeiables for the "lsland' neighbor. hood came off at the house of J. B. Gil, lctte, on last Tuesday evening. and prov cd such an enjoyable time that it was with difficulty the old folks and children could be persuaded away in proper sea son.
 These sociables are growing more and more popular, owing to the absence of formality, the variety of amusements tie ooa Yersation of some, the games, the general merriment, and also the regula- fion that the refreshments shall be of the simplest, thus making it no task, but all pleasure, tor the hostess of the evening.
 The next in course will be held at the house of G. c. Peck, when it is hoped will be present, not only all the regulars but also those popular clerks who have once or twice helped out in the fun.
 If Laughter is conducive to health, 1 think no doctor will expect call from this neighborhood this Winter. It has been suggested by some who evidently enjoy these gatherings, that after going shc rounds, giving all the nine families comprised in this district, a visit. they shsll end of the festivities with dancing party, at the house of Josiah Booth, that having been their starting point.
 think your out-of-town readers must conclude that Newtown, as town, must be "sociable" place. in the Winter, and that her famed ''ciiy bosrders' are mol all that keep the town alive. M.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14
tBY OUR SPECIAL conRrsroxprsT.l

HARTFORD, FEs. T, 1873 Editor of Me Bse:
 DEAR SIR:-Y Yesterday closed the door against all "new matter" for legislative action. Two hundred and fifty bills, petitions and resolutions were presented yesterday. Among the resolutions was one in reply to the famous Smith sisters essay, petition, or whatever it was, in which they regretted that they were born women. Representative Mooney introduced the reply" which "broaght down the house." Life insurance seems to be Tn great disfavor. There is eyi, dently something 'rotten in Denmark. " The Charter Oak and Continental should be wound up so tight that the main springs would break, and then it would be well to smash the clock" The tenn perance question will occupy much time and some exciting debates will be had on this ever. persistent question. It is too EEriy to decide who is leader on either side of the House. MT. Gallagher, of New Haven, is most prominent on the democratic side. On the other, Mir. Per ry, of Fairfield, and Mir Frisbie, of Far mington, are equally prominent. Hart. fordis lively, and New Haven must feel that little more work for the capitol in New Haven would have paid. REP.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14
CARRIAGES.

A full assortment Great variety on hand--all wsrrsnied--at s. N. Beecher's, near railroad depot, Bridgeport, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14

A Fine Article of WHITE WHEAT FLOUR at $500 per Bbl., Warranted. PAT ENT PROCESS FLOUR at $lO.5O and Sll per Bbl.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14
souruvrILr CONN.,, Fru. ulh 1878,


 Editor ef As Bee.
 DEAR SIn :--I saw In your paper, ( statement that an Editor was like pike, ready lo catch at an ilem. so thought 1 would send you one. Here is what my. self and son with the help of one hired man, have raised on our farm the past year, or more properly speaking within eight montha 1 am siIty-eight yean old. Crops raised Rye, i50 bushels /; corn, 300 bushels oats, 200 bushels j Buckwheat, % bushelss potatoes, ioe bushels tobacco, 20O0 pounds pork fat ted, $500 lbs Spring pigs, 24 fall pigs, IS calves raised, q We laid one hun. dred rod of stone fence, and got out 500 railroad ties.
 Now for what l have sold Wood, 40; railroad ties, $200; cows, si08; for labor on highway, SIS; tobacco, S940 {; potatoes, $50i oats, es rys, ,$ao Spring pigs, f24; Fall pigs, i2; Pork, $soo, from Railroad, for fence, $3S. 1 will state that all the tobacco was not raised In one year. have also an income from 6 cows, and 70 hens, which l have kept no account of. Now. Mir. Editor, see no reason why people need cry hard times. have seen harder times than these in my past life The best cure for hard times Is for a man to pull of hs coat. roll up his sleeves. and go to work with will, save all that he possibly can give all that he possibly can, and leave the rest to the Lord, and he will surely prosper and come out all right The to- tal income has been q ,720.
 Yours truly,
 E. w. FORD. We take pleasure In publishing the above letter, as 1t shows what plucky Connecticut farmer can do, and that toe at the ripe age of eS. Farmers ofter complain of hard times, and some ol them sigh for the far west, yet with thc example of Mir. Ford before us we fair would say to all such, stay at home, and work your farms with the same energy as this old gentleman and corresponden must have employed, and you will thinl less of the west, and reap as much her' as there.l
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14

Try our 90 OHEREIGN SOAPS 1-N bars for s5c. Equal 70 Queens or Burnsas [ Use Dob6ins' Whits ELECTRIC SOAP, only 1oc. per bar. Best Soap in market
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14

AS A RELIABLE REMEDY for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, or any affec- ton of the throat and chest. use, accord ing to directions given on each bottle, Madame Zadoc Porter's Cough Bdsaba. 1t is always reliable, and the possession of single bottle may, in case of a sud den attack, prove to be worth fifty times it's cost Sold by Druggists everywhere.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14
nIsrRIcr oF NRw4oWN r.. probate Conf

nIsTRIcT OF NEwfowN ss. Probate Court D February 7th, 1878.
 Estate of Betsey Platt, late of Newtown ,Coan., in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New. town hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto {: and has appointed John NJ. Bsardslse, Aaron ssnford and Simeon B. Peck, Esqs., of Newtown, Conn, Commissioners to re- oeiye and examine said Claims.
 Certified by CHARLES FAIRMAG, Judge. Tho subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the house of Horace Platt in said Newtown, on the lst day of June, and at the Probate Office 7th day of August, 1878, at o'clock, in the forenoon, on eseh of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment
 JOHN M. BEARDsLEE,
 AARON SANFORD, SIMEON B. PECK, Commissioners. All persons indebted to said Estate are request ed to make immediate payment to PHIL0 CLARKE, Administrator.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14
For Sale.

Newtown. Conn.
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N NOtice

Notice
 Is hereby given to the owners of dogs within the town of Newtown, that all dogs shall be, for the space of sixty days from the date hereof, closely confined, or if suffered to run at large, then said dogs shall be securely muzzled, and any dog found running at large, without being 50 muzzled, may be killed by any person.
 JAMES A. WILSON,
 RALPH N. BETTS JR.,
 Justices of the Peace. Dated st Newtown Jan. 28, 1878. Nislating Rules .for Restraining Dogs See. 250, Chapter 12th, of de Gene raj Statutes of Connecticut!'
 Every person, who shall violate any of the rules made by two justices of the peace for restraining or destroying dogs, and legally published and posted, shall forfeit seven dollars.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14
uAlsrRIor OF sEwTowA s<. Probate cssr,,

IAIsrRIor OF HEwTows s. Probate Court, U Feb. 9th. ISIS, Eststs Of samuel D. Hssisy, ists of Nsvtovn. in said District, dsesssed.
 Tks Cour, of Probate for the Distyiet of New. towa hath limited and allowed Aix kaenths frosp the date hereof for the cfsditsrs Of ssid kststs. rsprsssntsd insolveat. 10 which 70 exhibit thsir claims thereto aud has appointed Simeon b. Peck snd frsdsIioh Chambers. ksqa. both Of Hswtown. commizsionsrs to receive and sxazAins said Giaims.
 csrtiiisd by CHARLES rAInMAH, yndss. The sub seribsrs give noties thst thsy shah msss At tho dwelling of said deceased, in said nswtovn, on lhs 4lh day of May. ISIS. sud tth of August At the Probate once. at o'clock. in the aftsr. noen on each of said days. fer the purposs of at' tending on ths business of said appointment.
 SIMEON B. PECK,
 FREDERICK CHAMBEka.
 commissioasrs. All persons Indebted ts said Estate are request cd 10 make immediate payment to
 EhfEtINE E. HAWLEY. Exseutrix.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14

Another Car load of ''Melrose" Flour st Taylor & Hubbell's 10 dollars per BarrelI, feed and grain as lov ss the IoUot.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14

The "Lattin Homestead" situated in the south eastern part of Newtown. late- ly occupied by N B. Latin, deceased A pleasant location of about 60 acres
 Enquire of NAscr LATIN, On the premises.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14
Take Notice.

That lam offering for the next thirty days my entire stock of Winter clothing at cost. Come and see the great bargains that can be had of
 ENos BENHAH. Woodbnry, Conn.
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For Sale

l offer for sale, or will exchange for a pair of oxen,a good farm and work horse. Those wlshing to buy, or exchange, will apply to mo.
 EDWARD MURRAY. Newtown, Conn.
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THE BKSEFfT OF LAUoHING.--Dr.
Greene, in his Problem of Health. d
says there is NOT the remotest corner or
inlet of the minute blood vessels Of the
human body that does not feel some
wavelet from the convulsion occasioiied
by good hearty laughter. The life pYin.
cipie, or the inward man, is shaken to its
innermost depths, sending new tides of
life ana strengths TO the e.5Tface, th;is rsia-
teriaily tending to insi' i. good health to
the peEsons. who moderately, indulge
therein, The blood moves more rapidly
aud conveys different impression 20 al
tbs organs .6f tlls body ah it visits them
on that particular mystic journey when
tho man ID laughing, from what Il does
as other times. For this reason eRery
gorS leaTty laugh in which q peraoii In.
S.digeS tends to lenGtheE his ltfe, con-
toying, as itsioeg, ;neas aud distinct stim-
julus TO the vital forces. Doubtless the
time win come when the physicians, ron.
cediHg moro Importance thca they do
HOW TO the influence Of the mind upon
the vital forces 8f the body, Will make
their prescriptions mere aIith refeyetico
10 the condition of the mind, and 20 the
drugs for the body; and IN 80 doing will
find the best md most elicctive naethoiS
ofpFodncing Che required effect upon the
patient. ls..ss.s-...s=-- ..a2..t
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e4Tgs OF sUBSoRLPTION.-oxE DOLLAR
aud FIpTt CENgs per RnHuyl, in i&dy&see. Two
'V Vsubscrptions are not taken for q less period
~ uRlTSS or, ,ADYBR TISIHG. .--one Dolby per
sausre OF one inch for the arst ipsertion apd ~
Cants per square forsuhsequent then
th an q square. tfttf -
Liberal oeatsactsW will be made With tRGse wishing
to advertise for three, six or twelve months Ad-
vertisjpg by contract must be confined 10 the I'm
neiisse busfgess Of the frm individual contrsc-
ting.
of Respect, ana all personal communications or
matters Of individual interest yin he charged for
al Ea7oTtising rates. Announcements OF marriages
and DEATHS and notices ofa religious character are
respectfully solicited, and will be inserted gratis
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LEG 4La4 DREH4 4xkEAl5 We ~ 4 q.
seeqiLa Tor efs - q z ~ ~ I
E1eent6Ss, lkfT6tozH and err ~ ~
sNd hetewf the rates fss fSe cSss
not,cer. which gili only be inserted va sn SSs
Silalso1s. tyc iLaeftionss SsNe
.se,S !E9sacse lszse tue sxffcnns ~ 2,Hs
~ ~ ~ nyo ~ 500
,dantker, eenmugi fiOre afssst lS
~ the ttue Eatne aud sd1faaa 81 faa wEisgs. Sa.5
leStf4 viii nos be fetarned, unIes5 4ho
thereon. f -, . = - st'sy stts t'ytShBS
8 ~. We are NOT fespaoaibls for fie view as6
opinicna Of our coYFeEneufe MIA II = ~ 2 -
All Should h "A ,exss5 ~ itssa
itses iGences ard eli 6rs5fe iifsrrSs
cfdefas &C., thoaid bS inie payable t0 fbc
OF x .gsistf ~ p y. 1aghR4Y e co,
. ss AHd6fson. 81 C..
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VOL: XIII I-.-NO, 5l.e

would wait Until c4cs.,ing he wouId carry
them. This they said they could not do,
as they had business Of Importance %
attend TO and n1rst 70 that night. They
then hired one mul9 fs0ln hiti, end Kane
rode rapidly for the station, passing
through this place by. 8 back way. about
dusk, and arriving at Easiey lust In time
70 take the nina o'clock train going
North. He gave b negro ten cents %
carry the mule to fhe livery stable, with
instructions to send IL back to BIr. ,Baylis
Hendricks, at this pisos, NEaEe inc ON.
cials had told Mr.. King they desired tIie
mule TO ride 20. isss5
SIT appears that two shots wera fred
Of Laad, The frst taking effect and killing
him, while the, second missed. Frors
this fact, and the fact that Kant rode OF
Ma. Kings mule and left Immediately on
the train, It ig sapposed he did tho kill
ing, The other three went across the
country toward Greenville ON foot, and
ae this writing we know not where they
II viii be seen that. the man who most
probably did the shooting took the dEat
train agoing North % and no doubt to.dny
is here, assuring the department Of the
impossibility of enforcing compliance
with the revenue laws In that disloyal
section. His confederates attempted also
10 leave the country, but iatof Sisiornai.
ton ,advises me that eeeiHgsa Kn K,us
In the trunk of every tree, they went
only to the adjoining county aud ,deliv.'
cred themselves up to the sheriiE. IL
they are .anae:.s IL; III. ss g 10
may at least DO excited that they would
have surrendered in the county in nNhich
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An unpleasant passenger il ID strces
car is a crying Baby. IN such cases DR..
Bulbs BSby Syrup should be given to
tho littIe s;iGerer 70 ease its tfoub blsv. 2b
'deatsa bottle.
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AZ SYHopsIs or THE TEsTfafoNY.1 \

Che following is q full synopsis Of the
testimony referred to above:
LIST. Samuel Neal, being dnly aworE,
gays that he Is resident OF PieIzenB
County lives 10 the right OF Central. on
the TweiSe AIiIa fsitaY. On the 10Th day
,of MRrchs 1875, two men came 20 MY
house and told me they were revenue
o3cers. One saii his nasae vaa, and.
ford. The. ore unknown to me fold me
thas they Epd been instructed u, come TO
s7y honse and dfSs5sss GE1 psSsoa f5siiiss
khete, 6Ei s5 asfke 10 dsfeiis. They ssere
both armed with guns and pistols. The
person unknown directed Landlord 70
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THE WORK OF CONGRESS-.
.iWAeMIYoroN. Juna ~. J

sumEnAry og tho E,-oviaions of tIaa Princi-
pal Acts OF tho Besaien now Closed.
The New York herald., 1878-08-19

which was $500 The prisoners said that their gov
ernment would decide tor them rhe next day tue
soldiers Of ali arms were employed III getting every
thing ready Tor n h2ht with The Lerdsts, ana Inc
Amsric.n prisoners were coopei up in tue common
Jail, obisei TO tho solaers hilny tafy1aes aud
pat up with all sorts OF indgnities.
GkxERAL TO RESCUE
Major sellers aud Captain Gilmore, United STATES
army, came over tho rtvsr they were introduced to
the President and The farce was gone through Sec
ond time OF iDterchansing communications. which
had TO be translated besh sides The Mexican su.
tbority was then handed telegram from &c neral Ord
who ordered the case to be iuvsstigst ana " u
should appear that the they
should al once be liberated Finally, after three
honrs' useless talk, the President agreed to
le; the prisoners 60 out OF confinement
but with the understanding that they should DO
psroled within the hints OF the town mill the re-
spcctive governments could be heard from, th .
matter rests. In The meantime Il does not appear
that any provision has been made tor reimbursng
Messrs Walsh, Aidrete and Dr. Camp for their busi-
ness losses and bodily sun-rings.
PEDRO wISkEk NEAR ny.
Colonel Podro Valdes, KnowE by tho nick nano Of
"Winker Is reported 70 be somew about Picdras
Negras With 800 men 10 resist the United States
troops In case thoy GROSS INTO Mexico. doubt
Winkcr's having SO many men; he may have about
three hu ndrcd iour hundred. This Is the officer
VINO kept out OF General Aackenzies way the other
day.