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DIED.

DIED.
BALL-on Monday afternoon, March s, 1880, at
four O'Clock, JAM, vile Of EnOeh Ball.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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rrrspA1 nonNINa. MARoa .. lsso..
INC Republiean state ConIention-Ap.
noIntmeDt of Delegates.

A slate Convention, to 10 composed q delegates
regul,rly chosen by the Republican voters Of West
yin,Ipia a, their accustomed places Of meeting, Il
hereby called 10 meet In the city Of Wheeling, on
wednesday, the I2th day Of May mkt, at 1OA.M, to
,sse Ton delegates TO represent the party in tho Ma
,Iopal r, publican Convention that meets In Chicago
90 wednesday, the 2nd day Of June following, Il
choose eanaIdatel for the Presidency and VieePTes
dency Of The United States.
D.H. WILLARD, Mason County,
u.s.. cuNsNonAN, KanaSha County,
Ut. HoKE, Mineral County,
o. q. ScoElELD, Wood County,
TIL. LOGAN, Ohio County,
NV. ATKINSON, Ohio County,
A.w. CANPBELL, Ohio County,
Republican SAFE Committee.
WI. W. CowDEN, Secretary.
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Kew ADVERTISEMENTS.

WT.ANTED-A GOOD, STOUT GER
wv MAN Boy, about 10 o. II yoaEs old oue VII
ling 10 work. Inquire a. this Ofiee mh9
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

% w Fns sr l S4N Ea FsSH
lows: Cars viii leave the city corner Market aud
PIavnnIh siPaetsl and HofnbfOok Park At
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Iris entirely sale to count the thirty
delegates from Indiana as solid for Blaine.
Nearly all OF them are instructed for him,
and every one Of them is openly opposed
TO third term.
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&. J. wuSDEpLrcH, Secretary.

ylRorSrA's new Liquor law, which does
away with the Moaett bell.punch as
failure and re.estabIishes the old license
system. goes into effect May1.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DrpARrurr oy rRliss-wHrE1lae rnr.

sFriadelphia Aecommodatio n.-ThIs train only run,
between Wheeling and TT!Adolphia.
istenbouyiIie eommodation.-This train during
the day paasel backward and forward between Mar.
ANS Ferry and BeAirc, stopping when required NJ
Sherman House, Ktnayillo West Wheeling and
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TnR Louisiana Democrats are already
sick OF their attempt to punish the Re-
publican members Of the Legislature,
who signed memorial to Congress in
favor oil Kellogg's admission to the Sem
ate. This memorial charged many mem.
bers ofthe Louisiana Senate with obtain
ing their seats through fraud and violence,
and was first made public in the Pelican
State through the Congressional Record.
1t raised such storm among the Demo-
cratic majority in the Legislature that
the signers have been suspended for con-
tempt and are in the custody Of the Ser
geant.at-Arms, with the exception OF those
in the House who purged themselves by
saying that they signed the paper with
out reading 1t. The Senate signers, how
ever, plead that they merely exercised the
citizens right Of petition, and show no
signs Of apologizing for their action, AS
1t would merely make them political
martyrs to kick them out of the Legisla-
ture, and as they are from Republican
districts which would send them straight
back again. the Democrats are at sea be-
tween their desire to maintain the Sem
ates dignity, and fear that they may
make fools Of themselves. The affair
promises to be of wider importance ere
long, as the resolution submitted by sena-
tor Hoar at Washington ipstructs the Ju.
dietary Committee OF the National Senate
TO inquire whether any American citizens
are in custody for exercising their Con.
stitutional right Of petition to that body.
The Democrats in the Senate did not find
out what the resolution meant till 1t had
passed, and talk ottrying to reconsider the
action.
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ECHOES OF. .TEE coNyESrroS.

SEVERAL OF the Wheeling carpe..bagVers
arrived home from Cincinnati last night.
GIVE US HancocktaIl," was the pre-.
yatling order at the Cincinnati hans Thurs.
day night.
The Democrats in rejecting Tilden and
Hendricks, gave up the fraud" business.
GH. Hancock and his wife are Episco.
TnE American citizen Ia not reqrired
this year TO vote for U. S. Grant or S. j. Til.
den.
GARPIELD's soldier part Is equal to the
soldier part OF Hancock, Ind there "a a
great deal Of Garfield besides the soldier
division.
The average Republican felt about as
6adly when Tilden wGs not nominated, 10
the average Democrat did when Grant
was defeated.
IT Will remain problem for all time TO
come whether Tilden's letter Withdrawing
from the contest for the Presidency was
:eally intended by him a. m abdication OF
his claims TO the nomination.
WArrERsoS should have gotta preplium
Tor bis metaphor At Cincinnati. in his
ratification speech he said: "IwrA for Til
den. l am for Hancock. There comes A
time In the affairs Of parti.a when The
heart Of tho people takes the bit 10 its
teeth, and runs away with all calcula.
tons. Many persons oI the Gadgrind
school think Ibata metaphor must bo lin
lied 10 probabilities. The heart Of the
people tEGinR the bit In It's teeth Is good.
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LONDON, June 95.-Iu the House oil
Commons Mr.. Parnell moved the second
reading Of his new Irish Relief bill, the
object Of which was to appoint commits.
sion for the..reliei Of the distressed, consist.
Ing Of chairman and two secretaries aud
the principal organizations engaged in re.
lief Of the distress in Ireland for the last
six moaths, and that two hundred thou.
sand pounds ol the Irish Church fund sur.
plusbe handed over 10 the commission TO
be appropriated as they deem At.
Mr.. Forester, Chiel Secretary for Ire.
land, said he could not assent to bill
which proposed 10 adopt an entirely new
principle. He believed the governments
course, aided by private charities, would
be sufficient TO meet the evil. lie regret.
ted, he said, that there had been fever In
some Of the distressed districts, but there
was no evidence that II conld be traced to
the famine, and II was confined 10 very few
places. The reports he had received from
Ireland to-day, were reAssuring.
The debate was nd jonrned until Monday.
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srEUBENyILLg.
How The Democratic Ticket Is Received
"A bourbon J biIee-Court Matters, ke.
STRuBENyILLE. Juneob

How the Democratic Ticket IL Received
"A bourbon Jubiiee-Couri Matters, 3c.
STEuBESvILLE, June 25.
Special Correspondence Of the GnisllIsoncsr.
As stated in our dispatch Of last even.
Ing the news Of the nomination on the
Democratic ticket OF Hancock and Eup.
lish has not created any enthusiasm. or
course, they claim II Is a strong ticket;
that 1t will sweep everything, and all that
sort Of thing, but one can see tho real feel.
Ing beneath this talk. On tho other hart,
the Republicans seem 10 feel very good,
and from conversations had by your cor.
respondent with several OF the most prom.
lnent men In the party, 1t IL evident the
feeling Is sincere. One Indenandent Re.
publican remarked to us That on flnt
looking al Il the ticket wOnll strike per.
son rs having considerable strength, but
after mature deliberation, It would prove
TO DO weak, as the people OF the United
States want a statesman aud 4 scholar, a.
well As a soldier. for her Chief Executive;
while General Hancock Is a good soldier,
he is no more Of u statesman than IA q
graduate Of our city schools"
David MCCnnville, Que al the shining
lights OF the Democracy Of this city, re.
turned this morning from Cincinnati. and
lienfy the Great, senior edItoro! the Ga
~ another brilliant, this afternoon. Il
is expected that they will raiIiy tonight
anu allow some Oi the Democratic limbs
Of the law TO get of some extra wind,
Dr.. Nose Walker, Steubenville's famous
oOiored Democrat, Will.also say a little
piece. but the Doctor seems TO have yery
little influence with bis race, as thew keen
on voting the same old way, and will belp
to swell the majority for Garfield aE;i
Arthur. -
While on the subject Of polI.iv VI. ma Y
as well mention tie fact that, niibCuVb
.ne nomination Of city officers Is moi made
uhtl! next spfipg, Mr.. =. d. Thomnson i
quietly announcing himself rs a candidate
lG+ UtY Marshal. Frank Is yonnV man
oil steady habits, a carpenter and conlrac.
tor, and would no doubt make an efficient
othcer, hut the present incumbent d.
NAhill, has most too much OF the pood will
oil the people generally TO liz heaten by
any rival, Is he has, during his two q m,
shown himself the man for the place,
justices OF the Peace bright and spepeer
are talked ot as candidates for MAyor.
The case Of Ong, vs.. County Uommis.
sionen, was begun yesterday and contIn.
ged To-day: The commissioners sI.iy
that they did not employ ar, 0ns y ,Io
u, ,he work i:e claims 10 have been me- smpIoy. N ~
10. % 10: had otiei him $50 for what they
'S.,al he vas employed to do, whereas he
claims 800 for what he did do.
The case OF "BuHAlo BILL" vs.. James
Cartor, mentioned in this correspondence,
comes up alter the Ong case, and The case
o. Ioitinan, vs.. Melihingr SANDER case,
for -, 900 damage, after II.
The SteubenYIlle Furnace and Iron
Company have leased their iuruAca And
coal mines to Mr., +. Dates, a prominent
coal and iron mAn'O Cleveland, Thipgs
will be put into working shape as soon ss
possible. AiW,S
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RRADLAUUII's CASE,

LONDON, June 95.-Bradlaugh was re.
leased yesterday, and bis first attempt was
to rush back TO the House again and
beard the Speaker. Some cooler friends,
however, intervened, and decided him to
postpone his mock heroics to another
time, the iatigued members OF the House
receiving this news with feeling akin to
gratitude.
This evening Bradlaugh took seat In
the House Of Commons under the gallery
outside the bar OF the House. The
galleries were crowded. LabouChere Said
he would move Tuesday next to rescInd
the resolution denying BrAdlaugh's right
to take the oath or make affirmation.
Gladstone said lie was unprepAred 10
say what action he will take. The Gov.
ernment, he said, will consider tomorrow
what measures It proposes TO take to recon.
slider Bradlaugh's rights. His remarks
were received with loud cheers from the
Iiharal EidA
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BROUGHT BY THE CABLE.
VERY DESTRUCTIVE RAIN sroRns IN
ENGLAND.
STORMS IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 25.-several districts were
again visited by severe thunder storms
yesterday in midland counties, which
were much damaged by violent down.
pour. At Sutton. near Birmingham, a
violent storm broke over the Volunteers
encampment during sham fight. The
whole sky was overcast, and rain descend.
ed in torrents. A storm Of thunder and
lightning followed with appalling violence,
and for an hour and q half 1t continued
with varying violence. Soon after the
commencement lightning struck center
pole In an officers mess tent, and thence
passed into tent forming an Ante.room,
where band was praCtiCiDg, and group
ol ladies' had sought shelter from the storm,
The band had Just finished playing 10.
lection OF music when the flash came, and
the tent seemed TO be filled with sulphur
The bandsmen bad scarcely time to ~.
mark this before the second flash came.
The band stands were thrown to the
ground and the man who played the big
drum was rendered insensible, being
struck in the face.
The effect on the ladies' was not 80 seri.
Gus, though many were knocked down
and sustained more or l0ss the violence OF
the shock. Two gentlemen and one lady
were seriously injured. Another lady was
struck on the neck. Eight or nine others
received injuries.
1t is thought the firing OF artillery dur
Ing the sham fight had some effect in at.
tracing the storm.
At WolverhAmpton rain fell In torrents
from 0 TO 0. At East Guiliord, near Rye,
two men and boy, who had sought shel. |
ter In a hut, were killed. Two others were
injured, one having piece cut from his |
ear. Whole streets were flooded ut Derby
aud Nottingham. 4 fearful storm RACED |
at Sllkstone. At the postoiTlcs lightning
belonging TO the telegraph was
struck by the tluid, and exploded with a |
report like cannon. The apparatus was
destroyed.
The metropolis was visited by several
very heavy rains during the day. The |
spire Of the Alton Church, Hampshire,
wasstruck by lightning, the shingles which |
covered the spire being removed in a zig. |
tag line from the top 10 the bottom.
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Political Notes.-The Campaign ops,,Ipr
-;scr',l- l-7'T'--sI.0uAIf fllatss. =. -
Janitor [eonidas elnk has been "i1s
eolng' the iron fence at the Fourth wasd
school house. |
There was no quorum Of the school
board Thursday evening and consequent.
ly nothing was done.
a meeting At the City Hall Tbursdiy
evening 70 organize a Garfield Club was
not 30 well attended as II probably would
have been had Il been more generally
known, With Levi CaSSOl rs temporary
chairman, a short session was held, and
committee OF I've, IS. II. Lee, Jas. J. An.
dersou, ], d. Smith, S. o. GarEard, and
De Wit Dantord, was appointed TO pre-.
nara a constitution and bylaws for the
narnanent organization OF 4 club 10 have
charge Of the details OF the coming ener.
VOtlc campaign. This committee Is TO 70.
port next Thursday evening, 10 which
lime the meeting adjourned.
As 4 former Democrat said ThuHday
e4uIng "the Democrats have the biggest
rejJeIngS before elsctions.' 81. Cecilia
bana turned out and called out several
ptomils ant membeH Of the party to make
speecheA
All applicants Tor schools at Bellaire, It
seemS se NillhAve TO be examined BY the
Slty 51Amlnng Board on Saturday, Wht. !
ther tpsJ have been examined before y, /
The Anoal Of II,
Friday p'er"' John Gill took place
....s ouaS i1SiSi ladls. and gentlemen will
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srEppEsrltbE Diaocnirs nArIE1.
The Meeting y Tl4ls-yoefui Lack q
EnihuS:asp.
STEuBESyILLE, June y.

Special Dispateh 10 he heIltlTSsN
Tho Democrats held ratification meet
Ing tonight, Three bands. and the drum
corps we're out. and a small amount oil
Gre works were set OF. About s O'Clock
the crowd assembled at the court house,
consisting Of one,hAli women and chill
dren, One-iourth Republicans and one
fourth Democrats. The meeting gas or.
SaniEsd BY Slecting W. A. owesney Chair
man hia remarks at the first part
oil his speech SSrs sound, and, had
one not known 1t was Democratic meet.
ihs' II wonld have been hard matter 20
have told whether he was Tor Hancock o,
erably. s'A1'u'
D. MccOuyillo followed and spoke n
low he could not be heard Mr. Andrews
Jim Bigger, ]. H.. s. Trainer, DR.. Walker
Oliver MOSsgroyo, followed In veal
; speeches. MOssgrove pitched into tn
I. Chinese hot Aswe write Pete Brady
. addressing the crowd, overcoming III
: ignorant part with shakssperian phrase
|, and names, MoSsGrove Of the U.
j, Hotel said he would bet twenty-five /
Q city dollas that the Democrats woul
!; carry New York, hut would not give an
!. odds The teeblest applause greeted IL
n speakers throughout
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GEHAANH.

BERLiS, June 25.-Herr Won PAt,kam.
mer'setlorts to form clerical conservative
majority in support Of the ecclesiastical
bill are 80 evidently futile that Prince Bis.
mArck Is expected to sacrifice clause four,
In relation Ioihe reinstatement oldeposed
bishops on third reading, in order ID gain
support Of national liberals who will no.
vote upon the article. What remains Of
the bill will redress the great hardship
Of which the Catholics have complained
OF for the past seven years, since they WILL
no longer be deprived Of tb.-L,, -L,,snst, oi
spiritual assistance, "s"eu' VI
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GOVERNOR WOULD NOT ISrRRgERE.
=. - -, =,
Cut short nj Huntsville, NO., for Murder:
Ing his Nother,in.LaW,

buOFN NJ asVtff'f
log his Moiher,in.ItaH.
Sr. LOUIS, June @.-Hayalu Brown,
who murdered his wiis's mether over a
year ago, was hanged at 1Iuntsville, No.,
this afternoon In the presence Of great
crowd. This Is the man who attempted
suicide In jail at Kansas City some nights
ago In accordance with a plan between
himself and giie to kill themselves at a
certain hour, but who gss prevented from
carving out his part ni the agreement by
officers who, by choking, forced him to
dlsvorZe heavy dose OF morphine. His
wife was moro successful, she having shot
herself with pistol cs gas reported at the
time.
Brown assembled the scaifold at l:l0 2.
n. Alter religious services by Rev. Mr..
Ellington, OF the Methodist Church, be
stepped forward and made quite speech
10 the crowd in attendance. He saldi I'll
YOU will keep still minute will tell You
In regard to my poor dead wife and child.
To every man, woman aud Child want
70 say that / have nothing against you
and hope you all have forgiven me. May
God have mercy to-day on me and all OF
YOU. / stand to-day on the gallows TO
nav tho penalty OF my crime. To the
Young, many OF whom l recognize, want
10 say I see them riding out here to-day
drunk-I have done tbp peme.thing my
self, and you sec whereI AMI
he asked to be buried with his wife,
and held In bis hand bouquet and asked
II there was lady who would see II was
put In his wiles dear little hands. ~
Ssut," he said, ito 'see who rill do It,"
MANY hends were raised by the women
and the cry "hsr1," "here," came from
every quarter Brown ASlp9 ell the rela'
tIyeS ot his vile who were present 70 rsise
their hands IN token Of forgiveness. One
al the dead WOhAn's sisters was present
and raised her hand. Brown said, "Thank
God, there is ono," The culprit then
stepped on the trap; tho bllck:cap was
mi on; the rope adjusted; the trap was
sprung, and poor Browns soul was launch
I'd on the sec Of eternity all:2s P.M. His
neck was broken and be died In about
Ten minutes without 9 struggle.
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CoNPLlcT or AUTHORITY.

LONDON, June ga dispatch from Mel.
bourne states that q dispute between a
mSjority OF the Legislative Assembly Of
the colony Of Victoria aud the Ministry,
as reached crisis which will probably
result In the resignation Of the latter.
During the present session Of the Assem-.
bly, the Ministry have passed their bill
providing for certain reform changes In
the Constitution Of the Colony which has
been bitterly opposed by the leaders oi
the opposition. In 4 vote yesterday the
bill was defeated by q decided majority
amid much confusion and the utterance
Of cAustlc personalities,
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Capt. s. Dean, Of Pittsburgh, made Ay-
Ing visit TO this place yesterday To see re-
lationS.
Mr.. George Haughton, OI Philadelphia,
is here visiting bis parents,
Miss. Emma warwood has returned
from lengthy visit at Cincinnati and
Mansfield, Ohio.
Rev. g. W. ChAliant Is absent at Easton,
Pa, to attend the Commencement exer-
cises Of Lafayette college.
The LAughlin will will start up In full
blast on Monday morning.
The Garfield Fishing Club has Just re-
turned from 4 very successful trip at Still
water. Beside q lot Of fish, they caught
seventy turtles and shot over fifty squir.
rels. From their camp they sent me one
Of the fIlEii specimen turtles that was ever
seen here, in fact II It had been much
finer one could not have seen II at all.
Miss Mamie Fisher. OF Columbus, Wh1
has been visiting here for some time, re.
turned home this week.
The Democrats did not enthuse q BIZ
here yesterday when they heard OF the
nomination OF Hancock, and az Tor English
none Of them had ever heard Of him, so
they Just remained quiet until they could
learn from their party papers whether or
not the nominations were all right; whs.
ther or not 1t was the right thing TO nomi.
nate Union general.
Rev. S. Y. Kennedy will preach in the
Presbyterian church sabbath evening.
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g. WEST VA. SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 26. 1888

noticed instability Of opinion In Mrs. Dor.
sey; never noticed any tendency TO yacil-
latlon. Her father was good Democrat,
and she died one. She did not believe
that the Coniederacy was still In exist.
ence, but It's truths were eternal, and
would prevail. l believed so, too-if
that's insanity, both OF US are crazy
Spoken with vehemence.1 l think she
was up to the highest standard Of enthu.
siAsm on that subject,
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HUsSIs

ST. PrrERBuRa. June 9a.-Ths trial Of
obornSky, and two persons accused Of
haTboring him, began day before Jester.
day, and ended yesterday In verdict Of
guilty. Obornsky wAR sentenced often
years imprisonment in fortress, and \he
Others 70 two monthA' imprisonment.
The charges against him was NihilIsd.
The tIial was treated with indifference bS
the public, hardly dozen spectators at!
tending II,
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The Morocco conference Is making good
progress and will probably terminate It's
laboru next week.
4 Berlin dispatch says that the Bundles.
rah refuses 10 entertain tho petition for
the reintroduction of silver currency.
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Another i!iE firr ID the OIL ReEion
BRADFoRD, PA.. June 9J.-A fire broke
out this afternoon In tue wescott House,
north OF tbs city, and before It could be
got Guder control ,hir,y.Ons buildings
were destroyed, including the Welsh
House, PostOtIice, JunsYalley House, and
Oil Exchange. All the buildings were
light frames, and the town being without
a supply Of water the only way In which
the fire could be stopped was 10 tear
down the buildings. The loss aggregates
soE nnn
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WELI.SyILLE.
The Cincinnati Nomination - PoLuIa-
tion, dc.

The Cincinnati Nomination - PopuIa-
tion, dc.
WELIsSILLE, Icne %.
Special Correspondence Of the Intsll!SenSsr.
Our misguided Democratic brethren
lred salute OF IS guns in honor Of the
nomination Of Hancock, and further cele-
brated with the aid Of the brass band. 1t
is well for them to have their fun now, Us
such demonstrations would not be bocom-
Ing at the approaching funeral in NOvem.
Der.
Our town shows a gratifying growth in
population In the last ten years. Our ceB-
sus just completed gives US 1914 inhAhi,-
ants, which Is an increase oiy6l, or nearly
40 per cent over 1870. Our rolliu2. mill
which has not yet been put in operation,
will swell our ranks TO about 4, 900,
A notable event Of the season was the
marriage to-day Of Miss Anna Bright
daughter Of Wm. Bright, druggist, OF dis
city, TO Wm. Call, E.q., Of WAynesburg,
Pa. They departed for their home in the
latter place, Immediately after the cere.
mony.
Mrs. Martha Wilhelm, an old lrdy rc,si.
dent Of Hancock county, W. Va, mar.
rowly escaped being killed to-day, I.Jy iaII.
ing from cherry tree and iracti. rinp one
Of her limbs, besides being sev ereiy stun.
ned by the fall. She Is now In a fair way
oi recovery.
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sourn AMERICA.

LONDON, June 95,-lntellIgence from
BusnOs Ayres reports that a battle was
fought on the 22d inst. between the Nat.
IonAl and Provincial troops and the latter
were routed. The National troops, how.
ever, were repulsed Ia an assault on the
city ot BuenoG Ayres on the o4th inst