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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-20
ARKANSAS ELECTION.
Returns Nearly all in-Democratio Ma
jority Over $4,000.

LITTLE Rock, September lS.-Official
returns OF the election of September q
have been received from all the counties
in the State but two. No returns for
State officers have been received from
Chicot, and the vote of Pulaski, included
below, is unofficial. These give for
Governor, L. J. Churchill, Democratic,
S3,925; w. 2. Parks, Greenbacker, sl,-
$50; for Secretary of State, Jacob Fro
Itch, Democrat, $3.50; G. E. Tabey,
Greenbacker, 2S, ,33S; for State Treasurer,
w. f. Woodruff, jr., Democrat, S6,737;
w. A. Watson, Greenbacker, 26,56l; ior
State Auditor, John Crawford, Demo-
crat, S6, 100; G. Z. Cunningham, Green
backer, 26,37S.
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FORQER ARRESTED.

A Boston Gentleman Nabbed while At
tempting to N Negotiate Bogus Notes.
BosToN, September lS.-Charles f..
Ayers was arrested to-day while at
tempting to negotiate three notes,
amounting to all to $4,000, bearing the
forged endorsements OF Paul Adams, a
well known bank officer, and his aunt,
Miss Anna Shaw.
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STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
Two Lives Lost-A Mans Head Knock
ed From His Shoulders.

UrIcA, n. Y. Sept. lS.-John Rose, a
laborer, from Schuyler Lake, in cross
ing the railroad track at Herkeimer last
night with his wife and babe in lum-
Der wagon, was struck by an express
train. Rose and his babe were killed and
his wife badly hurt. Roses head was
knocked from his shoulders, and was
found some distance beyond his body.
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WIN Oftho Late Marsh,ll o. Roberts

New YORE. September lS.-The Will
oi the late Marshall o. Roberts, after
providing literally for his family makes
the following bcquests; To the Ladies'
Christian Union, 5000; American
Table Society, $1,000; Young Womans
Christian Association, 81 900; Shelterlng
Arms, $1,000; American Tract Society,
s. 900; Cavalry Church, 5000.
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Anothsr Richmond.

MEMPHIS. Sept. lS.-Col Thomas A.
Hamilton has announced himself as an
independent Republican candidate for
Congress from this district. The regu-
lar Republican Convention which will
make the nomination meets at Lagrange
Monday.
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w OOL.
Boston.

BUtLDU.
BosroY, September lS.-Wool-Mar.
ket shows decidedly better feeling;
Ohio, 33iGi9c Michigan 35di0c; comb
ing and delaine iid j2lc; Texas 3lc.
Missouri 3i!c; pulled 500 as; tub
washed 46c.
(AddiionI Markets on iLi Pdge..
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A DRUNKEN QUARREL.
A Man Fatally Stabbed In Q Chicago
4aIOnn

CHICAGO, September lS.-John Bangso
got in drunken quarrel last night with
Andrew Anderson, in A. w. Peterson's
saloon, on West Indiana street, and was
fatally stabbed and left insensible in the
saloon. He was taken to the county
hospital to-day, but died during the
afternoon. Anderson, who is sailor, is
in custody.
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A SMALL RIOT.

Four New York 'Longshoremen Shot
and One Badly Beaten.
New YORK, September lS.-Patrick
Dalton, J. D. Keefe and Patrick Walsh,
all 'longshoremen, were shot this after
noon in West street, in a fight with Pat
rick Barrett. The quarrel was occa-
stoned by labor troubles, Barrett
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THE LOTTERIES.
ReinauguratiOn of the Crusade
Against Them by the POsimas-
ter General.

WASHINGTON, Sept. lS.-Acting Post
master General Hazen has issued an
order intended to exclude from tine
mails all registered letters and letters
containing postal money orders address
ed to several firms alleged TO be en-
gagged in conducting fraudulent lotter-
les at Louisville and Covington, by,
and in New York City.
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HAN Lam

Rapidly Recovering From the Effects OF
His Ssa-Sickness,
LONDON, September ls.-Hanlan had
a short spin on the Tyne yesterday. he
rowed clean. powerful stroke, and his
action was much freer than yesterday.
He saws he is gradually recovering from
the effects OF sea-sickness.
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Alliger's Case.

New YORK, September lS.-The grand
Jury has found FIVE indictments against
Elijah Alliger, charged with obtaining
money by means OF stolen bonds.
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SOLDIERS KILLED.
Fatal Accident at Washington. ID. c.

WAsHINGToy, September lS.-Michael
Joyce and John G. Berry, two soldiers
at the L. 5. Arsenal, in this city, were
accdently shot and killed this morning
while handling a gatling gun.
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FIGHT WITH MOONsHINERs.
Revenue Oflcers Attacked by Fifty
Armed Men in Virginia.

Armed Men in Virginia.
WASHINGTON, September lS.-The In
ternal Revenue Bureau received the re
port that Deputy Collector Latham, OF
Southwestern Virginia, with a posse of
nine men, have been attacked while in
the discharge of their duty, by fifty
armed moonshiners, and were fred up
on repeatedly and compelled to retreat.
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STEAMER BURN ED.
The Mary Ann ana Simpson Horner De-
stroyed at Pittsburgh.

PITTssURGH, Sept. lS.-The steam
boats Mary Ann and Simpson Horner,
belonging to Horner & Sons, coal oper.
ators, moored opposite this point burned
this morning. Loss $4,000; no insur-
ance. The fire started in the Horner.
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HEAVY SENTENCE.
Would-Be Murderer Gets Eighteen
Years at Hard I,abor

Years at Hard Labor.
LEAvENwoRTH, KAs., September lS.-
In the District Court to-day, Thos. G.
Thurston, who pleaded guilty, last
Tuesday, to shooting at d. X. Anthony
and seriously wounding Lucien Baker
and j. III. Douglass, was sentenced TO
eighteen years hard labor in the Kansas
State penitentiary.
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MURDERED HIS WIFE.
Terrible Deed ofa Husband at Portland,
Maine.

PORTLAND, Me-. September l9.-This
evening John q. Tarr, a sailor, who has
not been living with his wife for some
time, found her in clearinghouse and
shot at her several times, almost instant
ly killing her. Jealousy is the cause of
the tragedy. The murderer was arrest
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A Terrible State OF Affairs.

LONDON, Sept. lS-A correspondence in
Salonica says: The northwestern part
OF Macedonia is very unsettled.
Bands called avengers have formed in
the chief Bulgarian centres and assass-
mated within the past six weeks
Il number OF Moslems, including one
Bey and two iunctionaries. The Mus.
sulmans retaliated, and many Bulgarians
have fallen victims. The Bulgarians
are unfortunately stimulated to these
excesses by emissaries from the princi.
pality of Bulgaria, and are encouraged
by armed bands lowering about the
frontier on the Bulgarian side. Should
events take an untoward turn the Bul.
garian Government and its hackers will
be largely responsible fcr wanton and
unnecessary misery and bloodShed.
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FOREIGN.
POOR TURKEY.
Tho Various Troubles Which Beset the
Sultan in Different Parts of His Do

The Various Troubles Which Beset the
Sultan in Different Parts of His Do
minion.
BERLIN, September lS.-A st. Peters.
burg correspondent telegraphs as fol-
lows: An outbreak OF insurrection in
Eastern Roumelia is only question OF
few weeks.
LONDON, September 1S.-A Vienna
dispatch SAYS that Ria Pasha, Turkish
commander, has returned to Scutari.
This certainly does not open the pros
pect for the immediate surrender OF
Dulcigno.
CoNsTANTINoPLK, Sept. lS.-In the
protest against the naval demonstra-
ton telegraphed to the Turkish repre-
sentatives abroad, the Porte asks the
Powers to guarantee that the naval de-
monstration shall not take place il Dull
cigno is surrendered.
NAPLES, Sept. ls.-The British Medi-
terranean quadroon will probably be
stationed on the Albanian cost for the
winter,
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[4dditior.al Telegraph on Fourth Page.
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THE RECORD AGAIN LOWERED
Closing Day at the Chicago Jockey Club
Rscss-Maud 3 Brought Out and Beats
St Jullen's Time.

CHICAdO, September IS.-Dlssatlshed
with the result OF the speed trial Of
Maud 5. at the Chicago Jockey and
Trotting Club track last Thursday, Cap.
tiin Stone determined to send the mare
again for fast record today. He was
confident of her ability to show the
fastest mile ever trotted or paced, as the
mare was in as perfect condition as it
is possible to obtain. Her fast work Of
Thursday was positive benefit, for it
seemed to take off some OF that wire
edge which made her pace uneven at
timps
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

PITTSBrRGH, October 2i.-River IL
inches and stationary. Weather rain
ing and cool.
CINCINNArI, October 26.-River3 feet
10 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and cool. James Nichols has
bought the steamer Thomas Sherlock
for S22 800, for the Cincinnati and New
Orleans trade
ST. Louis, October 2G.-Arriyed-
- None. Departed - Helena, Nicks.
burg; Scudder and Port Eads and
barge, New Orleans. River fallon ,
inches; . ieet by the gauge. Weather
cloudy and cool.
NIcKsRuEG, October 26.-Weather
clear and pleasant. Thermometer 40.
Up Commonwealth, Mary Houston,
and Desmet. Down-Annie 7. Silver,
Natcmz, J. NJ. White, Fred. \. Blanks,
f.. ID. Richardson.
MEMPHIS, October 26.-River station
airy. Departed-John Dippod, New
Orleans. Weather showery.
EVANSVILLE, October 20 -Arrived-J.
V. Throop. Departed-J. l.. Bransford,
Cairo: B. II. Cooke, Florence; Viii! Kyle,
New Orleans. River falling, with 3 feet
I inches in the channel. Weather cool
AMI cloudy.
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AMUsEMENTS.
"MATRIN0NY."

Barley Campbell has the happy fac
ul,y of constructing his plays 30 that
they are bright, strong and amusing, snd
both in his plots and characters he dis,
plays a splendid method. '.alatrimony"
is no exception TO this rule, and the
audience that was at the Opera House
last evening will testify 10 this TACT. 1t
is a we'll drawn picture OF modern sccie-
~ and the dialogue is very attractive.
The part OF the journalist, Dick SEA-
bright. a cool, happy individual, posses
sing faculty OF getting peo'
Die into trouble and then
out again. was a very amusing char
acter ani its conception by Mr.. Edwin
F. Thorne, won merited and well de-
served applause. :,
]. \. Gotthold won favor, as he al
WAYS does in this city. lie took the
part OF Ralph VanEo.te and played the
Jealous husband in very natural man
ner, while the part OF Laura Nannotte,
his wife, and the married Hit. as taken
by Miss Louise Muliener. Was We'll
done. The part OF Alice P!ayiord was
filled by Mis-. Edwin +. Thorne and was
PLAYED to perfection. 1t was fresh and
sparkling. The other characters Of the
play were filed by the remainder OF the
excellent company Mr.. Campbell has,
and gave satisfaction. :.
The audience was not as large as II
should have been, the bad weather
doubtlesslv keeping many away. The
scenic effects were first class.
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The Wrong Man

In the police court yesterday morning
the three yonng fellows arrested Nor
day evening for pickpocketing were
fined $40 and costs, and given thirty
days each. Just before being taken 10
the workhouse, letter was received at
Police headquarters from Pittsburgh
detective agency, enclosing a photo
graph OF the young scoundrel who shot
at policeman Mcdonald, OF that city, a
few day ago, and also committed a rob-
berry. The letter also stated that two de-
tectives would be down and the police
were requested to keep sharp lookout.
The photograph bore striking resem-
blance to one Of the prisoners and they
were kept at the lookup unit. the arriv-
al of the Pittsburgh officials. They
were disappointed, however, for al.
though there was a strong resemblance
it was another party altogether. The
prisoners were fined for drunkenness
and general disorder. This morning it
is expected the woman whose pocket
was picked will be present and that case
will be tried.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mrs. Geo. ] Millhciser, OF Buffalo, \.
Y, is in the city visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Gaiser.
Miss ZOraida Mcclure, OF the Island,
who has been visiting in Ohio, has re:
turned home.
Miss Annie Chambers, OF Steuben-
vile. who has been visiting in this city,
returned home yesterday.
Rev. Myers, Of the Bethany Baptist
Church, who has been attending the
St. Louis Conference, returned home
yesterday, passing through this city.
Hon. w. r. earle, Of Illinois, is spend
ing n few days in the city with his
brother-in.law, Prof. W. ii. Anderson,
on Chapline street.
Mtssrs. &. W. Franzhcim and John X.
Davenport left yesterday afternoon Tor
Ravenna, Ohio. The latter will return
al,ne, but the former in a couple OF
weeks will bring with him, as his bride,
a young lady who is now Miss Ida
Mtr;z. The ceremony will take place
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. McCabe returned
to Chicago yesterday morning. They
have been the guest OF Il A. McCabe.
Ferd r. Swami. Esq, has been elect
ell a lieutenant of the Young Mems
Democratic Club.
BARLEY Campbell had rooms at the
New McLure.
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Hancock Cadets.

Tie Hancock Cadets held meeting
les. night at the Democratic headquar-
tiers, the Academy OF Music. Consider
able business pertaining to the affairs oil
the club was transacted, after which the
famous jeff. DAVIS, being called upon,
took the platform and entertained his
hearers with speech OF several minutes
in duration, which Was loudly applaud
ed
A motion was passed that the club 90
10 Washington, Pa, on next Thursday
nix hit to join in the big procession there.
Also every member oi the club is re-
quested to prepare for ard be on hands
at the Capitol square early Saturday
evening next, to participate in the last
and grandest parade ever witnessed in
the State.
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BELLAIRE.

The presentation OF the handsome
fl @ TO the Brlltfre Regiment by The
Democratic ladies' is to take place at
City Hall, on Thursday evening, not
Wednesday as heretofore stated. Good
speakers will be in attendance.
David Crafty and family are spending
a few days st Lewis Mills.
We nu,Ice that Green and keliys
Ohio Pleading and Practice, OF which j.
F. Kelly, OF this city, il one OF the all.
thors, is out and highly spoken oil by
those Who have examined it.
Rev. J ID Spriags, Of Washington
College, is in town on short Visit 10
Rev. Tnos. Armstrong. -,
1t was very damp and disagreeabie all
day yesterday, and the usual amount OF
business was not transacted in the
stores.
Thomas Strong has moved into one
half Of his new double brick house In
Sonth L, lairc. IL is q nice residence
ani adds u the appearance OF tia: por-
ton III town.
john ii. Wilson, OF Baltimore, is IN
the city.
John Alum las gone into the express
business and can be seen any day hold
ing the ribbons.
II. H. Meek's delivery wagon presents
very tine appearance now. 1t has
been refitted.
Rev. Mr.. CASTOR has returned from
the Cleveland Synod, which Was held at
Salem, D.
The cards containing the opinions OF
Hancock and Garfield on the tariff have
created quite a stir here.
FIT. Thornsby, OF Parkersburg, and
Mrs. II. W. Thornsby, OF Richmond, are
stopping at the Belmont House.
Some malicious persons have miscon-
strued one Of our locals so as TO make It
appear that We were casting some reliec.
ton upon the business mems club OF
this city as boly. This was not the
spirit OF the article. We simply referred
to the betting element. Concerning the
reported drunkenness and general dis
order on the trains We simply state that
all our knowledge was gained from Re
publican sources. Hence there must
be misunderstanding somewhere IN
the Republican camp. We have Moth
ing to say in regard to the slsnderOus,
living article in the one-horse sheet, the
Indrpendent. We leave that for public
condemnation.
Moses Boggs, OF Warnocks, was about
the city Tuesday.
Attend the flag presentation on Thurs.
day night. Good speakers will be
present.
Stephen Gressenger and wife have re-
signed their positions as superintendent
and matron OF the Belmont county
Children's Home. We hope that Mr.
Gressenger will find it 10 his advantage
to return here, as he was held in high
esteem hy our citizens while living here.
Rev. Mr.. Moses, OF Centreville, was
in town yesterday, patronizing our mer-
chants.
Mr.. John Breen, OF Morrow, is in the
city looking after the sale OF his Guern-
sey street property. lie has made some
sales.
Very many came home on the regu.
lar midnight train, and aboard one OF
the cars two men, one Democrat, got
out their pistols, but did no harm
BciidiY locals, IatHpemce, October 25th.
Oh, no. There was perfect orier on both
trains.
Many ot our citizens are purchasing
some Of the handsome books which are
being sold here ut auction.
The Democrats did not 90 to st.
Clairsville last night, az some OF them
had thought OF doing.
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Postal Service Statistics.

WASHINGTON, October 26.-The an.
nual report for the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1880, shows on that day the
postal service was in operation ON lis
railroad routes, sgsregating $500 miles
in length, at an annual cost for trans
portation alone OF $40, 4iS,9S6. The cost
of transportation on 1868 "star" service
routes, aggregating 255 2iS miles, for the
year was 1921 Az. This Was S9i9,6l?in
excess o. the expenditure Tor the same
branch OF service in the preceding year,
and was 81 ,42l ,4i9 greater than the estl-
mate submitted by the department TO
Congress in December, 1873.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
LIVE BI'OCh.
Philadelphia Cattle.

PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-Cattle
market fair; sales OF $500 prime at 50
G2I@5 S7l: good 81 75@5 80; me.
dunn 81 l2l@4 81! common 50 OOdI
1 90.
Sheep-Market fairly active; sales OF
$4,000 prime at s. l2!; good - 62l
as 90; medium Il 31!@i 80; common
81 OO@25
Hogs-Market fairly active; sales of
800 prime at s. IS; good - 90; ME.
dunn 81 %; common 81 %.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, October 26.-Cat.le-
Receipts to-day Isis head, all for this
market; no through stock supply heavy,
with an active market and nearly all
sold, but at further reduction from
yesterdays prices; best shipping steers
4 90G5 20; fair to good butchers So 80
al -; common and light stuff 50 25tG
81. Sales to day LII head; for two
days $50.
Hogs-Receip.s to-day 400 head;
Philndephias, - 50ai o.; Workers,
81 3jG4 80.
Sheep Receipts to day 1900 head;
selling slow at about Mondays prices.
Cn,innati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCIyNATI, October 26-Thera has
been a marked Improvement in the
market during the past week. IL was
expected that there would be increased
activity alter the October elections, but
the animation Of trade has exceeded ex.
pectations. Stock is coming in quite
freely, and buyers are making their APP
pearance on the market still more free
w. Consequently the demands for all
kinds OF horses and mules are in excess
OF the supply. Southern buyers are the
most numerous class on the market.
They are wanting small "blocky mules
and smooth chunks The lumber
trade calls for cheap, but serviceable
heavy draft horses, slightly blcmishel.
The epihippic disease practically
amounts TO nothing.
We quote range OF prices az follows:
Driving horses, Sl00Gl75: draft
horses, lO0GGl60: street car horses, s1jG1
10; Southern chunks, SGOCa 50; Plugs,
S3OCd 80; mules, AGED 4 80 s years, Isl tn
l6 hands, SllOGlGj: u to Isl hands,
Sl00Gl3o; II TO II hands, s1jGl00.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, October 2G.-The Drouers'
Jo,n nal reports hog receipts %, 900 head;
shipments 5000 head. Good active
movement; values firm; mixed packing
- l5@,4 50: light - 25tdi 40; choice
heavy 81 1914 GO; quality very fair;
several new buyers.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; ship.
ments 900 head Few prime; good to
choice strong at 81 7jS,j Is; common
to fair s. 9OCG 50; mixed packing,
butchers 80 2OG2 40; chiefly 3 700.
10; stockers and feeders little wanted
at - OO@3 -; western cattle steady;
natives and half-breeds g 30d3 -:
Texans 50 90@3 20; through Texans
l0c higher.
SLeep-Receipts !, 900 head. Market
strong and higher; common to mixed
g l5@3 IS; good 10 choice 81 30.
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oanmnnaa.'

CINCINNATI, October 20. Cotton
Dnlj At IO3c. Fiour-Steady and un-
changed. Whsat-Essier; No: 2 amber
SSc1S,i 90: No. 2 red winter 81 OF. Corn
Quiet; No. 2 mixed 43c. Oats0Dull
and lower; No. 2 mixed 32@3Sc. Rye
Dull: No. 2 Soc. Barlsy-Dull and nm;
changed; No. ? fall 9Oc. PorkIDqll
and nomins al at SIS oO(9l5 so. Lard-ln
fair demand at 81 50. Bulk Meats
Scarce and firm; clear rib s. 80. Bacon
Scarce and firm at S. 25SS 25NGS "a.
Whisky-Active but lower at 81 w.
Butter Steady and unchanged.
Cincinnati.
CIycINNATI, October %. - HOGS -
Easier; common IS 1904 %; light - ~
IA 45; butchers 81 65tS4 IS; packing
81 1904 50. Receipts, 1870 head; snip
ments 800 head.
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VICTORY OVER VICTORIA.
Some Additional Details Of the
Recent Battle In Mexico.

CHICAGO, October 26 "A dispatch re.
ceiyed at military headquarters to day
gives the particulars OF Col. Joaquin
Terrasses victory over Nictoria's band
of Indisus. The Mexican attacked Vic
toria en- the Castillo Mountains,
surrounding mis- fortified posi-
lion and by simultaneous attack
capturing it. Victoria, TO warriors and
l6 women and one child were left dead
on the field; IS women and children
and two white captives we're .aken, and
l6S animals were recovered, with all the
arms and plumber. The Terrasses lost
g men killed and l. wounded. Thirty
Indians escaped through being too late
OH the ground, but competent force is
pursuing.
Col. Buell., through whose hands the
dispatch passed, says: This is one Of
the results OF our movements in Mexico
and virtually ends the war with Vic
toria. think shall be able to head the
small party that has escaped. | shall
reorganize here, having columns for
operation both East and West"