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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-29
French Novelist Dead.

Paris, Jan. 2T-M. Jules Emile Richie
borg. the French novelist. Is dead.
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OF the supreme court OF the United
States. An agreement was reached for
vote on the Teller silver resolution
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receipts and no trading,

Quotations revised and corrected up to
noon Jan. q.
BUTTER-The butter market shows weakness
on large receipts and light demand
The tare en- single sugar bbls is 80 lbs when
used for packing stock. Apple and flour bbls
tared at 80 lbs.
Caspers g. Co. quote prices as follows:
>raap
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No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak
men strong, blood pure. Soc. ST. All druggists
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN

Gf{AIN.
lAd higher; January. Nominal; March. IS s%dd?:
May. is sd; July Is Sgd Corn-Quist, A@5sd
higher; January, 3s Sad: March, rs 2Ad May,
IS 212d; July. So 23sd.
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THE DAYS RESULTS,

FLOUR.
FLOCR-We make no change in quotations to-
day. but prices are undoubtedly higher. Large
sales have been made during the last two or
three days. Wheat is higher and strong, and
millers generally feel strong, with no disposition
to push sales at present prices.
rltst Gears 465QyoO5
Second clears $3.50. Observation-Disclosures. 3.75D40O
BRAN. SHORTS AND COARSE GRAINS
Washburn. Crosby & Co. quote as folows
Bran. 20O-lb sacks 26ap10 so
l3ran, l00-lD Sacks. TO- 75QD1 90
Middlinss in bulk ....................... $500 SIS
We quote tho market very strong with nm
active demand at big advance. 800
vorn-No. 3 yellow. 26'sc; No. g. 25Ac: No.
Oats-No. 8. 2SG231sc; no grade cats 22Ac.
Rye-No: 9. 44c: No sales reported.
Barley-No. 5. 25c; No. 8, 26c. No sales.
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MINNEAPOLIS HAy MA

To Cure Constipation Forever.
!. IGke Casearets Candy Cathartic. 1Oc or Csc.
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GUNS SENT 70 HAVANA,
The Battleship Maine Receives
Orders to Go to the Cuban
Capital.
new MOVE BY PRESIDENT M'KINLEY.
tary Long and Gen. Miles-Secre-
tary Day Explains the Meaning
Spanish Minister Not Alarmed
Another View.

washington, Jan. 2o.-lne pottle
ship Maine has been ordered to Ha-
vuna.
This decision was reached at special
meeting ut the white house yesterday
between the president, Secretary Long,
Assistant Secretary Day, Attorney Cen
eral McKenna and Gen. Miles. Secre-
tary Day made the following state-
ment:
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squadron which assembled Key west on
"The London Daily Mails correspondent
he knew positively that the Admiral would
nrod full speed to occupy coang naval base
destroy it. and the Spanish fleet from Cape N
possible and engage in battle :
dispatch from Cape Vd fleet has to Caz to JOIN
the warlps assembled there ~
No REPORT from Dewey received Washington Prep
araons were begun Manila Vessels were chartered
the Regular Army ordered TO
concentrate large supply ammunition viii also be forwarded
Major Generals twenty
The from civil lite we're
zhnpi I lanes H. Wilson, Joseph Wheeler OF AaDama
Scwel OF New Jersey
The Madrid reported as dtrustng the army IN which
revolutionary ysociey been formed
Riots occurred Yesterday places SPAIN resulting clashes be-
tween os and soldiers that these demonstrations are du 70
hunger political Martial la" Has pee" oe " 9o'
Ovicdo and Valencia Provinces
Agonaua and information derived
Havana savaor and
th tc s are confang food lay their hands
coalng
and % while the has been made
by Prcsden Dole.
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OFF TO SEIZE PORTO RICO
CORRESPONDENT ASSERTS POSITIVE
KNOWLEDGE OF SIMPSONS PLANS.

HE SAYS THE AMERICAN FLEET. WHICH SAILED
YESTERDAY FROM KEY WEST WILL TAKE
OR DESTROY SPANS CoALING STATION
AND THEN SEEK 4 BATTLE
London. May "a dispatch to THE Daily
Mail" from Key West sent by way Of Tampa
in order TO escape censorship. asserts Of positive
Knowledge that Rear-Almiral SIMPSONS feet
will steam at full speed 70 Porto Rico. either to
destroy or 70 occupy the coaling station as
naval base before the Spanish squadron arrives
and thon put to sea and try to engage the Cape
Verd feet.
Key West. Fla May 4.-Ths harbor is again
empty Rear-Admira Simpsons fleet has
sailed. and the situation is one OF renewed ex-
pectancy. There is a strong impression pre-
vailing that the next news from the fleet VIII
tell O, an important naval engagement. Until
then no interesting developments are expected
except. possibly. the bringing in OF new prizes
The fact that the big battle-ships and monitors
coaled to their fullest capacity before steaminS
away is taken 10 indicate plan occupying con-
siderable time.
The Cuban blockade is still rgdiy maintained
BY the smaller cruisers under the temporary
command OF Captain Converse. of the Mont
gomery.
The departing officers are still discussing Com
modore Dewey's brilliant victory at Manila and
hoping for an opportunity for a like achieve
m-nt.
The only arrivals here to-day were the steamer
Evelyn, from Newport News with cargo OF
coal FOR the lieet and the revenue cutter Nlndom
from Hampton Roads. In the harD"r o>o ma
rines with their officers. are still packed away
on the Panther. broins in the tropical sun
Only the officers have shore leave. The Panther
10 70 he sent North TO be made into auxiliary
cIuiser.
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SPAlN.ST. BECOMES DEWEYST.
NEw-oRLEANs SHOWS HER PATRIOTISM BY
THE CHANGE.

"HW'ORLEANs SHOWS HER PATRIOTISM by
THE CHANGE.
New-Oreans. May 4 GpeciaD.-A relic OF the
'"'e when Ne1-Orleans was a province OF
Dpain has remained here in the shape or
'"ee' named after the mother country-Spa'h-
9" The name has suited well enough until now
ou' to-day. the result OF petition OF the resi-
uehts' the title was changed TO Dewey-st. IN
"ohor OF the hero Of Manila Harbor.
10 the regiment Of inYnunes whom Colonei
ouhcan HOOD has assembled In New-Orleans
I" now to De added q company OF mounted
scouts' The organizer OF the new command 's
.'"rry Earle, who has lived In Cuba, knows the
'"hsuage customs and lay Of the land. and VINO
expects to furnish valuable assistance TO the
regular Army
mere is much discomfort at the militia camp
~ 'he far grounds. There are just half enough
'enls 10 20 around regiment has TO be
suartered in an Ole barn. where several hun
Sieu racehorses have Just beer wintered. The
.'es and the quality Of the atmosphere are try
aug 10 the sensbities OF lot of city bred
."sh' and there is anything save q comfortable
seling prevailing.
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NEWS FROM CAPTURED NAIL.
7 FILTERS FOUND on THE ARGONAUTA
SHOW CONDITIONS IN CUBA
frY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Kev West Fla via Jacksonville. May 4-Ihe
mail bags on the Spanish steamer Argonauta'
,rbich yas brought I'm by the Marb,ehead yes
,erdav NAV prove a most important capture.
There were twelve in all They contained mail
both TO and from Havana. some confusion nav
ing resulted when the authorities arranged TO
send everything by way OF Cientuesos TO aVoid
the blockade of the northern coast n CUBA.
one letter from Havana under date or April
2G spoke Of suffering among the poorer classes
~ the popula,ion who We're entirely without
means Of support The wrl'er himself said he
did not know where he was to get his dinner.
Another letter spoke Of suffering, but apparent
~ the Government had a fair amount or sup
niles FOR the soldiers. A large amount OF rice
had been imported by spectators. who foresaw
tho blockade ard placed II In warehouse.
Rlanco was expected to seize this rice.
The Argonau,a had a cargo chief'y or pro-
Visions intended for Havana. The suggestion has
becn made that these food supplies be sent by
the United States under convoy OF warships
10 relieve the re roconcentrados.
The mail taken shows that the condition OF
the Spanish I'm Eastern Cuba was desperate.
They we're then on the point OF yielding some
OF the smaller garrsoncd cities held by them
The later report that the Spanish garrison al
Rayarno has capitulated to the insurgents con-
orn,s the statements in these letters that the
troops could no: hold out. They We're badly Off
FOR both food and ammunition.
II will not be surprising IL news comes before
,one that the Sraniards have abandoned San
,iaeo II the port were blockaded they would
be forced to do so.
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IN RANGE OF HAvANA'S GUNS.
SIMPSONS PROJECT TOOK HIM FIRST TO
CUBAN WATERS AGAIN.

Key West Fla. May (SpecaD-News from
the fleet shows that the blockade is still tight
one 40 fresh captures are reported and APP
parently no efforts to run the blockade are now
made.
The people OF Havana had chance this morn
ing TO see nearly all the vessels of the squad
ron which appeared off MORO Castle ten days
ago including the flagship. II they expected
a bombardment they were disappointed. though
the ships were within range or the Dig pat,
teries No firing came from the shore' anu
there was none from the ships ~
Tho ultimate destination of the vessels Is sun
n secret.
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IS IT NEWS FROM WEl :
REPORT BY WAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
OF THE FIGHT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT SAID TO HAVE HEARD Fly
CIPHER DIsrATc1l THAT THE AMERICAN LOSS
AT MANILA WAS FIFTY KILLED AND ONE
HUNDRED WOUNDED Two or THE
VESSELS DAMAGED HOSPITAL
SHIP WANTED AND TWO
THOUSAND MEN
frr 7YrrGRsrH TO THE TRIBUNE
San Francisco. May 4.-Rcports from Mare
Island Navy Taid tonight. from good authority
said that Admiral kirkland. Cornmandant OF
Yard received to-day n cipher message from
the Navy Department. saying that Commodore
Dewey had sent a brief cable from Hong Kong
giving loss in Manila ngh, as Atty kil!ed ana
one hundred wounded.
Rrpor, also says that the Concord and the
Peirel were damaged. especially In upper works
Dewey asked for a hospital ship and ;or torce
OF 1000 m N with supplies for three months.
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HAVANA DESPERATE FOR FOOD.

pROvIsfONs BRING ALMOST PKOHIBITIVE PRICES
SOLDIERS SEIZE ALL THEY FIND
Key West. Fla. May 4-According to Captain
Little Of the nshng schooner Antonio Paco'
captured by the gunboat Newport a Few days
ago Havana Is on the verge OF famine rood
is bringing fabulous prices and the people are
starving The soldiers are selling whatever pro-
visions are accessible. and citizens are burying
their food In yards and cellars III could nave
slipped past the blockade said captain Lit'e
my fish would have brought their weight IL
gold"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
THE CAPTURED SPANISH SOLDIERS.
srcRrrARY ALGER ORDERS THAT THEY BE CON

Washington. May 4.-Secretary Ager has d.
rec,ed that the ten Spanish officers and the ten
nr,vates and non on-commssoned officers taken
from the Spanish steamer Argonauta, and now
.t Key West. be taken to Fort Mcpherson. just
outside of Atlanta. Ga. for confinement until
,bev are exchanged for any American officers
and sailors who may be taken by the Spaniards'
or some other plan for their disposition Is
reached. The spaniards will be we'll cared for
and will be placed under the guard OF de-
tachment of soldiers detailed for that purpose.
The civilians taken from the Panama are held
at Key West. and are under the charge OF the
Danartmcnt of Justice 1t is expected that most
- ,hen, will he witnesses before the prize court
which is to determine the disposition OF the
Panama. when the question Will be settled
whether the Panama can be rightfully held as
n prize.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
DEWEY TO BE REINFORCED.
No WORD FROM HIM RECEIVED
-,rpARATIONs FOR SENDING AN EX-
petition TO MANILA BEGUN.

-,,xspoRrs CHARTERED AND TROOPS ORDERED
TO san FRANcIsco-FoRMlNG THE NUCLEUS
of AN ARMY OF OCCUPATIoN-HAwAI
PRACTICALLY DECLARES WAR ON
sPArN-ATLANTIC CAMPAIGN
PLANS WAITING on THE
MOVEMENTS OF
THE SPANISH
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OTEEN REGENT NAY RESIGN.
PLAN OPPOSED. HOWEVER. by LEADING
MEMBERS OF AUSTRIAS M
PERIAI. FAMILY

London May 5.-The Vienna correspondent OF
"rhe Daily Chronicle" says
THE idea OF the resignation OF the Regency
bv Queen Maria Crlstina IS being seriously re-
considered by the members OF the imperial fam-
fly OF Austria, with n view OF averting an anu
dynastc movement and saving the Ihrohe' All
exchange Of ideas on the subject IS going Oh oe-
tween the Queen Regent and her Austrian ram
uv. but It's most influential members are de-
cidedly opposed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
DON CARLOS PROMISES AID.

sAys HE WILL PREVENT HIS FOLLOWERS FROM
PROVOKING REVOLUTION
London. May 5.--According TO a dispatch 'o
"The Daily Mail" from Brussels ION .a'.o''
in the course OF an interview. has deeiareu ''"'
he will not provoke revolutionary n'o'e"'e,.
in Spain, but. on the contrary wiz p'e.e"''
need be, any Carlist agitation wh''e '"e wal
continues.
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jacksonville. Fla. May "A dispatch to THE
,r,,aes-T,nIon and citizen" from Key West by way
OF Tampa. says W.. . d,
rho Government tug Leyden left Key West at /
o,cIock Yesterday afternoon. carrying Cuban ex-
,,,,o, under Government auspices. 10 establish
p,,n,cat,on with the Cuban forces in Havana
Yro,,,ncc The expedition is commanded by Lieu
tenant Colonel Baldemere Acostn' ohder MN are
,a',rtn. prado and Ambrosio Daz. veteran oifcers'
10 ,nrao other Cubans. All are thoroughly IA
Co. Ill., with the entire Province Of Havana
~o,oreI Acostn formerly commanded cavalry
N"'on'' ,as,.rn uart OF Havana Province. and
no0r ,,ao of xtreordnary daring and energy. ,,..
u a. t ycstcrday's expedition went Two carer d'y
~" horses and quantity OF .pro!islons, ~
fce,,,ter I'M Io effected at night AZ thorousniy
Iaiuins already selected Acosta ana DaI a WI! WI!
haie h - once 10 the interior, where ihey WI, 'ot '
roc q. old command, ana from TINS Gahp 'ie
hoooriant dispatches will b. carried 10 al p"''' oi
Cubans Of the pay enprct from tI u the
esthp9mr ~ aror The expedition VIII pc anue1 tl "a
TO tne n1.,rection of j. T.. Cartaya. ana was "''eu
DER IL tme General Emilio Nunez .,.hos To Gem
out py expedition conveying nss Of The
AnoH.n,r oHr,ez will land OF the north co. % 'A
erai eGrnv,nce nee OF Pusrtn Prinnns In iew Ga"
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|LI7LL IN POSITIVE WAR NEWS.
INTERESTING RUMORS AS TO ADMIRAL SIMPSONS FLEET
AND THE CAPE VERD SQUADRON
SPANS TROUBLES MULTIPLY AT HOME AND ABROAD.

PROCAMED-No
FOR SEND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
HOW THE OREGON IS GUARDED.
PRECAUTIONS TAKEN AT EVERY PORT TO
PREVENT Any UNFORESEEN EVENT.

pRrrAI'TIONS TAKEN AT EVERY PORT TO
PREVENT Any UNFORESEEN EVENT.
Gan Francisco. May (spcclaD Extraordi-
nary precautions are taken by the officers Of
the oregon at every port visited on her Journey
70 toln Admiral SIMPSONS fleet. at Key West
This "a known by letter received here to-day
from, m officer OF the ship II was written at
calao AS soon port was approached
sentr,cs were doubled at every point OF observa-
tion. all approaching boats were warned of.
freouent soundngs were taken. and when
suitable place was iouhd inc ""o"oi was
dropped
As soon as the anchor cable had finished
r.ttlno through the hawse holes two steam
launches manned by we-armed Marines were
lowered over the side The launches then
steamed in opposite directions around the bat
tlc-ship. never ceasing their constant patrol
night or day. until the anchor was once more
weighed.
Throughout the stay in port nobody except
port officials permitted TO come anywhere
near the batte-ship. and even they were com
pelled to show their credentials and explain
| their business to the vigilant launch crews be-
fore being allowed alongside.
Captain Clark was determined the writer
said 10 take no chances. His orders were
strict and were being carried out night and
day with all the vigilance that well-disclplined
| officers and men could contribute. The men,
the writer said were all anxious for service ana
never seemed perfectly happy unless the ore
gon was steaming at full speed In the direction
of the scene Of conflict
THE OREGON AND THE MARIETTA SAIL.
Ducnos Ayres. via Galveston Tex. May e.
A dispatch just received from flo Jahe'o a"
nounces that the United States battle-ship ore
gon and the gunboat Marietta nave sa''ed ne
S,n.ro,,e cruiser Nictheroy will follow them.
probably this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
ATLANTIC CAMPAIGN PLANS.

Plans Of cOmpaign in the Atlantic seem sun
undetermined The Lisbon dispatches published
here thH afternoon which report tho return TO
Cadiz Of the Spanish squadron which left Cape
Verd nearly week ago, are as yet unsupported
by official Information II II IS true that the
Vizcaya the Almirante Oquendo. the Nara
Teresa and the Cristobal Colon, with their tor
pedo-boat destroyers accompanying them, have
abandoned their supposed cruise 10 this side or
the Atlantic active operations against havana
are likely 10 begin al once. No necessity Will
then exist for sending a convoy 10 Brazil Tor
the battle-ship Oregon. and with her arrival the
feet In the North Atlantic will be sufficiently
strengthened 10 maintain effectively the Cuban
blockade and at the same time 10 detach Il
squadron powerful enough to meet any Spain
may venture 10 send across the sea.
The nominations TO the grades OF Major-Gen-
eral and Brigadier- General made by the Iresi-
dent to-day VIII command cordial and wide
spread approval All Of the twenty-five brlga-
diers chosen are officers Of the Regular Army
while Of the eleven majOr-generals selected
seven are also In the regular service. The four
Civilians appointed james II. Wilson, OF Della
ware: Fitzhugh Lee Of Virginia; William j.
sewell. Of New-Jcrsey, and Joseph Wheeler OF
Alabama-were all distinguished soldiers IN me
Federal or Confederate service and have mill
ary records which fully Justify their nomlna-
uon to their present grades
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GREAT CROWDS IN THE CORTEs.


ROMERO CONDEMNS CUBAN AUroNoMT-'
OLD CONSERVATIVES SUPPORT sAGAsrA
Madrid, May 4.-Publlc attention centred
again to-day in the Congress. There was .
repetition Of the great crowds or yesterday. the
police and Civic Guards. besides me secret
police mingling with the people. The galleries
OF the House jammed and many women
were present Several prominent Senators oc-
cupied seats besides Deputies on the moor or the
Chamber.
Ssnor Reverter. Minister OF Finance m the
carovas Cabinet and the hero Of the excom-
,purication incident last autumn, defended the
memory and policy OF Canovas
ceoor Canaleias Editor Of "El Heraldo." re-
n,vinr. dwelt upon the weakness and vacila-
tion OF the Government Of Canovas. which fos-
tered Yankee boidness
The principal speech was delivered by Senor
Romero y Robledo. former Minister OF Justice
and Leader Of the Weyerite party. who MAIN
tained that America fostered the Cuban reoei-
lion and meant war from the beginning
Sehor Morets policy OF autonomy he character
ized as a farce and as absolutely erroneous
AS for the Cubans. ne declared that they did
not desire autonomy; and as for the rebels, they
never intended to accept It,
THE present conflict" he continued proves
the real intentions OF the Yankees. spain must
now face her International enemy, ana she
should not waste a single peseta 10 give the
Cubans autonomy. which would be one step
toward independence. The war requires the
energy OF all classes to defend the King ana
the fatherland'
In the course Of the debate a formal promise
was made on behalf Of the old Conservatives TO
support the Government while the present sit
uation continues
CANARIES BATTALION FIRED ON.
Madrid. May Am official dispatch from
Havana says that Monday an American
warship fired four shots against the Canaries
Battalion, which was making reconnaissance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
SENIOR POLO GOING TO MADRID.
ERAL BLANCO DENIED.

Toronto Ont, May 4-sehor Polo de Rrnaoe ex-
nects TO leave here for Madrid Friday sehor foo
denies that Senior Angulo Is In constant corh"'u"ca
,,h cersral Blanco In Cuba. by way Of
roron,o and the Spanish Legation here also denies
~ Statement that he furnishes the home Govern
ment with information OF movements OIL Amer ''A"
warships and troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05

LOUISIANA CONVENTION THANKS DEWEY
New Orleans. May 4.-The Constitutional Con-
vention yesterday passed iesolution congrat'
ulating Commodore Dewey on his brilliant VIC
tory, and extending him the thanks OF the peo-
pls OF louisiana
The oasis., 1898-09-17

Wilcox News: Nicholson Bros. of- fer a silver badge to the pupil of the senior department of the Wilcox school and sold pen to the pupil of the junior department, who shall make the most progress in the various studies from the commencement of the present school term to the Xmas holidays, providing. however, that no pupil shall be eligible who shall not have attended school at least eighty per cent of the school days during said term.
 Bisbee Orb Barney Meyers is the happy possessor of a handsome Nal tese kitten. present from Assessor Harwood who drove over from Tomb stone yes erday especially to deliver little puss She is of litter of twelve phelines from "Sundance" and Mid night" and has been chrlstened "Sun- down" being companion Of Break o'-Day" and half cousin to Boot jack" Barney is beside himself. and when asked by purchaser this after noon for pair of boots exultingly shouted, "Catsl'
 Journal Miner: Orders were re- ceived officially at Whipple last eve ming for Col. McCord's regiment to move at once to Lexington, Kentucky, and go into camp there. The regi- ment has been assigned to General Lees Seventh Army Corps, and is in- tended for duty at Havana in about month or six weeks. Most of the men composing the New Mexico and Arizona companies, having been ac- cust0med to a nigh altitude, the ob- feet of removing them to Kentucky is for the purpose of getting them ac- customed to lower altitude before sending them to sea level at Havana. The order to move is welcome one to both officers and men, although mastering out orders would have been still more welcome to many of them, who say they enlisted to fight. It will require several days for them to get ready, and it will probably be week before they leave.