The New York Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1859, Page 2

2 NEWS FROW TUE ROUTH PACTFIC. Progress of the oiit WwW « in Chile=A Bloody Battle and Gove nt Columphant=—Two Whousand Men Reported Kilied—Another Revolu Attempted In Peru—Affalss in Bolivia and Ecuador. OUK ASPINWALL CORRESPONDENOE. ASVINWALL, June 8, 1859, The Pacific Meals at Panama—Serious Batile in Chile— GCewrnment Triumphant Over the Revolutionists— Peace and Trade to be Restored, do. ‘The British steamer, with dates from the South Paville ports, arrived at Panama on the 2let, early in the more ing, bringing Ofty one passengers, 160 packages of freight and $265,200 in specie. ‘She left Valparaiso on the 1st of May, and brings the re: port of a serious auid final battle between the revolution! st | and governinent forces in Chile. The former, under Gallo, ‘were completely defeated; and the result of this ongage- ment {s regarded 6 decisive for order and the firm estab- | li hment of the present authorities. 1j gbment of law and order and revival of business is con fidently looked to by all—foreigners as well as citizens. From other parts of South America we have the usua pews of dissension and attempted revolution. Peru is thoroughly disorganized, and a bloody revolu tion is regarded as inevitable im a short period. I bave conversed with business men from Lima, Callao and othe parts of Peru, and all seem impressed with the belief President Ospina will face it with his usual energy and de termined brayery, bat whether with success is regarded doubuul, OUR VALPARAISO CORRESPONDENCE. Vauraraiso, April 20, 185 Great Excitementin Valparaiso in Relation to the Forcible Discharge of the American Brig Townsend Jones by the Chilean Authorities—Interference of Governor Bigler, United States Minister—Arrest and Imprisonment of B, F. Mahan and George Cotton, American Citizens—Release | Shelter. Tbe of Mahan Demanded by Governor Bigler, United States Minister—Mahan Released—Case (f the Latter Under | yurn Cimsideration, &c. ‘There is now great excitement in this city iu relation to the course which the Chilean government has seen proper to adopt touch.og an American brig, the Townsend Jones. | ‘This vessel has been for avery long time iu the bay, I think a year or nearly so, She bas on board an entire cargo of warl:ko implements, such as cannon, muskets, rifles and accompaniments, She has, I underatand, complied in every respect to the local law, and until latterly nothing had been eaid about her. After the revolution began the lateudente placed guards on board ard in boate around her, and took every measure to make it out of the q) jon to land anythiog from ber in a secret or unlawfal way. These steps did uot seem to satisfy the Intendente, and he ordered the vessel to | in everything being | be searched, which resulted found in order on board, and her cargo as mani ‘This sppears only to have satisfied ihe Intendente for a short time, for he issued an order for a second search of the yeasel, which produced a like result, and nothing ‘was found to have been disturbed on board. Abou’ two weeks ago the Intendente again became alarmed. Some Solomon told him an improbabie tale, that the brig had within a few deyz raised s'x inches in the water, Raton that part of her cargo bsd been taken out other. Searc number three was immediately ordered and executed. Like the othera, it proved that the suspicions were grouad- less. Now, to set forth what I pene sted. lave previously done, the authorities knew exactly af: cane cougisted, as they had the a BS ck in their bands; and the captain, I uf seli his cargo to this government, su; ee eat waat it in their fighting times, and afterwarda,wished to get Permission to seil it at public auction. Whist the above searches were ae on, the captain was waiting for orders from the owners of the cargo, which were received early in this month, and he began getting hie veesel ready for sea, to ail for San Diego, Caiifornia. As soon as it was known thai the Townsen: Jones was going to sail, another attack of shivering came over the Intendente, and he directed the custom house to refuse a clearance Ucense, and ordered the entire cargo of tbe brig to be forcibly discharged. The captain of courso protested mete pot act, and stated that be was perfectly willing that a fourth search should be made on board ‘ag there was no difficulty in seeing everythiag, but was opposed to anything being landed, as it wou'd prejucice im every respect, and very greatly the owners, as the vetec! bad been ordered to another port. Our Minister Governor Bigler, was at once informed of the threatened outrage, and, it is said, protested to this government against the carrying out of any such 0 ler as that given by the Intendente, which, besides being the cause of a heayy loss to the owners, does not bear with it auy rea. son whatever for such action. Th: ‘8 protest is said to have been in protty strong, plain and clear terms. The government offisors, however, liaving been told gome idie tale about arms being landed, and secing a fine chance for prize money before them, could not be induced to see anything else, and on the 2ist a body ot the government's men went on ‘board and broke open the batch, began to cischarge the poaene in all probability ‘Will take everything out of the vessel The captain knows well that nohing as been takon out of bis yesecl unlawfully at bis instigation, and that when the cargo {a all out, the loyal individuals who havo iasti- es ‘and carried out this great work will bo very much jumilliated, if indeed they are capable of shame. As a precantion, it being doubtful as to the judiciousness of trusting everything {0 the hancs of the parties who ‘would make & nice baul if they could establish the fact of arms baving been landed, and alao, considering the ante- cedents of some of the same parties, means haye been taken to provent any subsequent dispute about the num- ber of packages really now being taken out. Messra. Maban and Cotton, both citizens of the United States, were, the other day, imprisoned at the villago of Casa Bianca by the Governor of the place. It seome they were kept there three or four days, and then, under a guare, seni to Valparaizo. It aeprers Sent ove Minister, Gov. Bigler, could satisfy bimeelf perfectly ae to the tanocence Mahan, and de- manded of this government that he should be put at li- berty, which was done. In the case of Mr. Cotton the ‘action cannot be so decisive, ag it is said that on his person papers were found implicating bim in the revolutionary movement. This latter affair will, how- ever, be investigated, To avy of the above subjects you will flad no allueion in any of the local papers; as the preas in this country, al- though enjoying freedom (asis said), either does so to such 4 limited extent, or the government ‘has go much printing to be done, that the papers, exclusive of haifa column of editorial, are filled with advertisements and goverament decrece ard orders. It would be supposed that in a city like this, of 50,00@ to 60,000 inhabitants, there must occur soniething which a majority would like to be ac. quainted with, cepeciaily in these revolutionary times. However, itenzs of rea! interest are g0 disfigured by the press, or not mentioned at all, that everything is laft to rumor to distribute, and the result is thet man acts have been committed by ‘Woe authorities, which, if their mo tive is traced back, is found to have this starting point. Several Indies have been arrested in Concepcion charg. ed with revolutionary designs, and one has been banished from the country. RaIsO, April 30, 1859, Great Spirit of the Revolutionists—March of General Gall — Vigilance and Severity of the Governmen!—A Chilean Man-of war Captures an American Brig—Her Hutches Broken Open and Her Cargo Discharged—A United States Man-of- War Wanted — Sheltering Political Refuge— Movements of the British Squadron. Unfortunate Chile is still conyulsed with all the horrors Of civil war. The spirit of opposition to the preseat go- vernment seems inextinguishable, and although death , exile and the dungeon have thinned the ranks of tho op. position, there are indomitable spirits among them that Bre pressing ownward, regolyed to win eithor a hero's jsurel or a felon’s graye. Such are the inevitable liazards of revolution, and one ia often reminded, upon hearing of the sudden extinction of one of these meteors, of Moore's ‘beautiful comparison of the child of ambition to the morning mist; touched by the sun of success he soars | heavenward—chilled by the cold breath of” defeat, ho sinks unnoticed to the earth, But leave we poetry for fact. lo, the revolutionary leader, was still, when last reliabiy heard from, in the neighborhood of Serena, with 4 vigorous, well armed and well disciplined army of about 3,500 men, while General Vidaurri, the govern. ment commander in chief, was awaiting at Tongoy re inforeements, ‘without which”—he had written to Santiago—“he could not successfully ongage the enemy.’’ Fresh troops, principally recruits, have deen sont him, and we are in daily expecta tion of receiving intelligence of the battie, whose result will be most decisive, and either crush the revolu Monary party or ruin the government. Each party is confident of success, and the struggle will doubtless be a fatal and a bloody one. Kumore have been prevalent during tho past wock o another outbreak here, but government parties got wind of it, and excessive vigilance on their part hes hitherto prevented it. SmeH captures of arms, ammunition and military stores are belpg daily made by governmen ‘troope, who in their excessive zeal sometimes are guilty 0” nots little creditable, Some days since a little son of Mr. Robert Waiker wan passing the palace with a toy tin pisto!, and popped the cork out.” The officer of the guard ran ap to him, struck him, and calling two policemen, had him marched off to the’ ‘onartel of police, where he "remained two hours ® prisoner, nptil tue commander, Don Jacinto Nino, a gentleman aod a father, seeing the little fellow, inquired the cause of bis arrest. ‘Upon jt being explained, he ordered bis immediate release, and quietly rebuked tae officiouencss of bis subordinate ‘by sending out and par. chasing balf a dozen of the toys for his childrens. I bad hoped, when 1 wrote you, to have in my next no more outrages upon American Interests to ebronicle: But trath i mighty, and here you tare |: On the 16th inst. the brig Townsend Jones, of 7 York, Joeeph Janvrin, master, was taken fh tow by Chilean war steamer Maule, and bronght from the ou roads to within pistol shot of tho mole, where ehe was | moored securely. The Maule bad not only the Tsing from her gaif, but the pennant of a flouting from her masthead. It was, ta fact, a ca; An unoifendmg merchant veeesl by a Obilean n ‘thout any form of trial or procers whatever, ‘This Was A speedy re- us } | oy order Goate! ia conasqueace of aples ba ng being eald to hays roported Goat part of mer osrgo | sold to revol | getten up Not 3 - vertholess, altho 2 cap hand sought clearance for a distant port—sithough Ke of | fered every facility for a thoroug overhaulia ct cargo—a party of Custom Lyn - eyes honky poled es ° hatches, an) | phen ated protest of the Gorey ay 9, mcuious a disposal of his cargo, dischanged the) Brig, by one portion pent “a ae Peo, another to 9 artillery barracks, co board a bul ta the arbor, discovering, when they got through, a ‘nest ce most ponderous proportions, and that not an a poe. Dore slogie: fist, bad iss the poet Capta'n Janvria only remained on board loi they bave this fact clearly proven aud acknowledged mg the presence of coropetent witnesses, and thon, formally pro- Test, Ragaust toe forcible seisure of his’ cargo, hauied down bis Hag, and Keng Ma crew fe pen tee the Town! send Jones and cargo to the government of | Chile. | Again and again do the American residents of Chile ask, | why have we uot at least one American man.of-war on | this coast?” Unless one soon arrives I fear sho will find | me American interests to protect. The banners of Frauce, England and Austria float inthe bay over grim batteries, | [it will be very interesting to learn how the Fronch aad Austrian naval oflicers in Valparaiso will act whea they | receive the news of the dectaration of war,] whose pre- | sence inspires reepact for the nations they represent, | while the entira Pacific fleet of the United States—the Merrimac, the St. Marys, the Saranac, the Vandalia and Decatur—are either lying idly in the harbors of Pana. a or jojo, or cruising ia the ful waters of Central Ame ngearch of phantom flibusters, The morai ef- | fect of aseveuty-four Is wonderful. For example, tke English Consui ut Taleahuano, Mr, Cunningham, receives 4 arty 0! volutionists , fue! tives from governments nto bi! wellidg, feeds and shelters them, and when the government aeuds ax armed party to arrest them, denies their right to violate the ceulrality of a friendly flag, submits only to auperior force, and protests in a strong and energetic sovumneas against the act. His conduct finds no disfavor in Santiago. | At about the same date, a handfu! of fugitives from the brutality of the govornment troops in Valpsraieo fy to the house of Br. rew:tt, the American Cousul, in his ab- } sence, anit beg admittacce, They too, receive food and e Orst demand made for them 's accompanied by aa entire company of soldiers, who surroun? the bouse and intimate that if resistance be made they will use down. The Cons: a brief but respectful oubts their right to exter the dwelling, protected by bis conauiar flag, and abandons kis house to the mili | tary without resistance. What in Mr. Ounningham was a ‘venial transgression, becomes in the Consul of the United ‘ous offerce-—be 15 branded as a revolutionist, anrulled, atd the intereats of his country: of luis protecting care. ges, a British seventy four, has lain at anchor u rbor for tero morths past, (lying the penant of the venerable acd courtly snes, one Englieh sioop- of war wat Coquimbo, another at Oaldera, thore to remain the waris over, while no American man of war bas ed this coast since January, The very Chileans are | t the strange indifference that seems to be falt | ron to the repeated outrages heaped upon us | by their government. Our flag bas been reat by the bul- | leta of the government soldiery, who in very wautonuess | made of it a target, after varquishing their feeble foes on lution ; Our Consul hag been insulted, not from ths government for simply. ity to distressed fugitives ; our country- n robbed, wounded and murdered under of day, by men in the uniform and bearin the arms of uublic ; American vessels are seize without the sh«dow of preliminary investigation es pallia- top, asd towed is triumph through the fleet, beneath the silent batteries of England, France avd Austria's floating fortresses, by & Chilean man of war, whoee pennant pro- claims ber in coramiseton, gad the {ittle Yankee brig iu consequence a prize. it ts enouga to make the cheek of every American burn with shame and his heart fo ail wi ‘th bitterness to witness these daily evi- dences of the profound hatred existing tn Chile towards her sister republic of the north, and Little interest that is felt at bome ia the enforcement of respect towards the flag of the United States and of security to her citizens. If some of these in Congress who opposed the request nanan in Lis Moesage on South American could have resided in Cifie—have seen the tal fiag Dred upon by a drunken aud ribald soidiory— the ghastly corpse of poor Jones, with bis frantic widow and seven little ones clinging in unresliziog and vain hope around !t—the ruffianty assault made upon a dy, and that lady the wife cf the American Consul—the rcible seizure and discharge of an American mercisnt veesel by the local authorities, by and with the consent cf the general government, ‘and ihe countless minor yet grave outrages commiited and unpunished, or even unio ‘vestigated: if they cou! i feel, as we bare fel disbonor that such deeds, unator ned” for, would cast upon our conntry, they would, perhaps, be awakened to a sense of the imperative necessity that exists for a large increase of naval force upon the coasts of South America, and for arming the President with power to dis- pose of that force, upon au emergency ike the present, without requiring all the red-tapeism of an application to Congress for authority, Tiplomacy ts sil very weil ia its way, but that big gun the Merrimac is worth a ream of official cap and dis- tinguished consideration. é Di oa } Vanearaiso, April 30, 1859. Defeat of the Revelutionists at the South—Policy of the Movenent—Consud Trevitt's Case—The Townsend Jones Affair—American Vessels in Port, do. Since my last this government have met with success in the south, asthe main body of the opposition have beea defeated there. They were advancing towards Santiago, ander firafugni, and wore met aear Chilian by Pinto (the general for the government), with his torcer, and com- pletely routed; tho balance, retreating towards tho far South, were again overcome by Savedra, noar Los An- ge ‘This was a great triumph for the government, aa they are néw able to concentrate all their forces againat Gallo, and they are passing through here daily; go that wo aup- pose Vidaurri, the commander of these forces, has now under bim near 9,600 meu of all arms, which, if properly conducted, cau easily defeat Gallo, who cannot get arms enovgh to equip bis men with. He has any number of be want cf arms will not allow him to ranke. In fact, they are so enthusiastic 60 embittered that they stand by in the skirmishes wait. ing for one who is armed to fall, go as to obtain his mus- ket and ammunition go in the ranks in his place, e re, bore, that the rev oration of the ‘ied besauge Captain Jaavria, of brig Townsend Jones, mentioned’ in ot consent to be ‘bribed by the Opposition to allow them to get some of his arms and ammunition out on their own account—they of- fering him a bonus of twenty thousand dollars in casn, and the balance of one hundred and twenty thousand when’ they succeeded, which ii could easily have done had he have seen ft. However, ey have now almost all the arms ia a bulk, cloge tothe mole, where they have been placed by thi gevercem nt, and in cese of an outbreak the opposition o o ‘dthis bulk and take what they gee fit. Mr, Trevitt, the former Cont still continues here, in hopes to hear ecmethix og from Lome for his satisfaction, a8 there is uo doubt buthe bas been shamefully treated. The general opivion about the Townsend Jones, ia this cis is thet they were afraid she was going to the north and would give some of her arms to the Gallo party, ‘The Government bave trumped up this accusation so as to detain ber, even though the captain showed, and had translated, his letters to the Intendent, z ne ten American Vessels tn port, some un- others waiting, under protest, to’ goto ihe ports in prosecution of their voyages, but are detained by this pape: cade, ° Vawransiso, May 1, 1869. 4 bloody Bottle and End ¢f the Revclution—Zwo Thousand. Men Killed and Wounded. Tue government forczs and revolutionista met yester- Say, ond an engagement took piace, which resulted in the tolui Cefeat of the revolutionary party, after a battle of three hours, e total less of killed and wounded Ia said to be 2,000, ews camo by ths Independence, this morning, and ia, I think, reliable. NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA. Our Aspinwall Correspondence, Asviswatt, Jone 8, 1869, ie from Mexico for England—Profits of the Trade— ws from Bogola—Congress Adjourned Sine Die—The Therran Treaty—General Quiet Except in Santander— Zeal on the IdhinucmTrip of Exploring Party—Scenes vo Granadian Village—Vist to a United States War Shin, de. | Her Britannic Mejesty’s steamebip-of-war Aiert arrived at Papama on Sunday, the 224, with over two millions of rs in specie, from Mazatlan and one or two other weetern ports ef Merico. Although the captain of the not entitled to primage, yet be gets a commission which on so large an amount counts by thousands, ‘The editor of the Panama Herald not long since devoted lon of his columns to this practice of smuggl' from Mexico by British men of war, His condemna- ton and deprecation of the practice eeema to have made | | | | | 2 West, destined for New Orleans. 2 regular Sau Francisoo steamers ave re- cently taken up over a million of Mexican dollars from Acapuleo. By the val of ‘ah steamer from Carthagena we have dates from Bogota to the Lots Congress had adjoumned withont ¢ We bay mor here that, be- fore adjourning, {t Invested Prosidext Ospina with full power to ratify the treaty with the United States; but I | learn from an reendcanls member of Congrees—s member of the Senate—that no action whatever in reference to the treaty was bad by Oongraes, The copy of the treaty, ag approved by the United States Ssuate, dospatched to Bogota by Ge | Herran, waa lost ia the Magdalena, sg fter the ocourrence, and if another tho State Department it did not roach (ts Ht te stg #, with the ¢} son of Bat nan a iil NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1859. low Granada aa is the other South American repubilcs, i ers was onorgy Ilha stir ono up, Ageneral nation pervaces entire land. Tho siores in sre said to be Spot English and American goods, and ia 20 mon 0 oot fog bas tranapired on the Isthmus outside of the usual business. The pumber of passengers cr crossing in couple of hundred short of that in A; Tt specie was much iarger, and other { at as usual, Tt ts pot my usual habit to laud things animate or in- apimate, but I cannot forbear saying as vs word in faring the noblest and finest ship in the mage A my stay in Aspinwall I have ei visit oke, in company with many persons, citizons the United States, aid subjects of almost ev European government; and I but speak the universal opinion in pro- pounc'pg her the pea ship of the navies of the world. The flag officer is a thorough naval oflicer'and most ac- complished civilian; the cé Cp ee commander—a sailor from stem to étern; oat the discipline and polished cleantiness of the ship for the executive oflicer. Her other officers are that the proudest American could desire, and her crew as bold and diaciplined. On the 21st ult, , in company with a was only 4 amount of ‘ty of geutlemen bent on an exploring cpeiina, T left Panza on the eS peller steamtug Flamenco, for an excursion up the bud river, whieh empties ato Panama bay about twenty. five miles east of the city. We entered its month on the morning of the 22d, and after steaming up about thirty miles came to anchor in nineteen feet of wat On the following day we visited the vi of Chepo, gituated on a branch of the Bayano. The fatter is put down on maps as the river Chepo. We found the village sltwated ina vast amphitheatre of peony undulating en. vanpabs, the range of blue mountains sweeping from the northeast, even beyond a south weat point, ina moat regu- lar and graceful curve. The day was most lovely, tet in a tropacal climo, and with a glosay, freah green | of mother earth and the rich rolvety foliage of the trees, required no great stretch of fancy to imagine ourseives in ite lovelicst spot of earth, But an ontrance into the village soon Sipelion. the illusion. We found it to be a place containing about representation of every other Tothmiaa vi lation cams:sted almost entirely of a roi who are contented to live on the fruits of the country: Not a sign of cultivation was visible. Our little tug was the first steamer that has ever cut the waters of the Bayano, and on the way up, as the whistle echoed through tae almost unbroken wilderness, the na. tives would rush to the bank and gaze in naked won Reina of old and extensive sugar cetates lined the banks, but the only remnant of these bygone improvements were the tiled roofs of old bulldluge aed the still flourish. ing cooos groves surroundiog them, The river is wideand deep, and when siavory is again established there the country wili (lourish. As I am a passenger on the Star of the West, ou hor homeward voyage, I shall cloge my letter on the ship. We left Aspinwall on the evening of the3iat five ‘cloc P.M, bavg the United States Bhip Jamestown ia tow—ibe iatter bound for San Juan, avter towing her out about seven mules, at six o'clock P. M. she was osst off. Her jolly tars mepned the r! ‘gging, gave three hearty cheers for the gallant Gray and bis abip, which were ra- turned by the passengers of the Siar of tue Weet, fags, and cack dipped ship Wen stood on its course, PERSON. “ Mazarep PaRty WouLD LIae TO 7 AL soistans trom is birth, and a t wl be bronchi up ta hale own th toaee It aber they ghe tap Mate woers ‘Addi be had. resa Airs, Agnes. Taylor, Port office, Few Xork. OR ADOPTION—A PRETIY FEMALE CHILD THREE we old, of American pareais, Address H, Willisas burg Post office. O38 ADOPITON—-TO A BRSPECTABLE PARTY ooly, a fine heahby female chiid. Address S.M., Herald Mice, tor one week Bend #POPTION—A PRSUTIEON YOUNG AMERICAN wishes to gir way her autiful bade, nots week 018, to some respect woalthy person, address, in foutdesce.* Heautiral Unknown,’ Herald oflce, (OR ADOPTION—AN AMERICAN BOY, OF AWERI- car parents. twelve years of age; an orphan; to @u Ame- reanouls. Address W. 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BONNETS, FLOWS8S, ‘an FLOWEES MILLINERY GOODS. CONTINUATION OF CLOSING OUT SALE, ‘As we intend to rellnqulah Our millinery department oa J; i. ore hare ‘murkea goWwa pur y eur whole Behe nt tenaea, ibbons, Ko., &o., to Los er will sell at any saoridee. GREAT BARGAINS WILL BE OFFBRED THIS WEEE. LABTIO CORDS. BRAIDS AND SUBPRU dors. —Ces' Ae those tabelcs patent vuicanized re Imported "or, tal, fe conjunction wk Sold im We Uaiued Sates HOBAOE i DAY. © Onetiaadh street, PesmOAsLE sun MaNTILAS, FULL ASSORTMENT, LATEST PARIS BEAPGM. Now ready, PSLOW UaTAL PBR WORD & TAYLOR, Noe. 255, 357, 88 i? and 251 Grand atraei, An 247 and © Onikarian airest qusat BARGAINS IN MANTILLAS. Fi opened on MOND s¥. JUNE iS. BY EDWASD LAMBERT & LO., 335 Broadway, Gornee of Worth tect ENIN’S BAZAAS—BARGAIN DEPARTMEAT. 3.500 bona tad miares’ brillisut aprons, at 78 cacts 3.800 boys! and miaseu" Ineo diaper avrous, at 81. 1,500 boya’ and wisaes linen dispar aprons, beautifully trim: site “gio aiametiion dryason, at $2 00. c . 8 me be! at $250. M33 00. SNe Baraar, 513 roadway. qua s poeta polat lace collars, at 400 une ebrotlsre haz dierchiefs, at 50 cents. GENIN'S Bazaar, 513 Broadway. beasts sad by downrial Retura ‘the arti cle pou barrned wil dase por, deaplie of couaagaraier tcball appeai to the poilce, fron Sa West B |... CORPORATION NOTICES. OtLCk.-—7BE COMMITTEE On Fike OxPaniw ans Nee Seen arene tay evening, \, Mercer eek, furber 2oiloe. WH BULTERL ) Gourmiieg Fire Deparinioas Te COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF THE BOARD OF \ouacimen wit hold a meeting tn room No.5 Cit Hall oa 2 17th Icatent, at three G'olock FM.” Partieg hav Fastaee bedire the Cochmitteg are forited to be Sees GB BICREORD, ) Gommi KE JOHN VAN TINE, f ABRAHAM LENT, nite’ Street, ‘HE COMMITTEE ON pooner th OF THE BOARD OF Councilmen wil! bold No, 5 City Hall.on orrre Se ae it, sine caer Ts wae fore ihe Comint ‘eve alae . H. VALENTING, Cominitiee W,. E. BUL®! ou ALEX. FREAK, Finance. SPORTING. BUNRING Mi7CH ‘FOR 92,500—-OVER THE FASH- ton Course, thisdey. June 14, at 3P. M, rain or ab ace pamés Ter River, and J’ Bevins nunca Bil Ch , two ile heats. Admtasion fo the course and stands, Cjub stand revered for Indies apcctmpaaied by gentlemen; ape are k for the Courte will leave A, The Beenie s and Ree fuavenue cars wil! care aon the Thirty-fourth areet ferrr, connecting with Fe SALE—A SPLENDID MOOKING BIRD AND CAGE; Also, a fine a cage. Ininive at or) tue, corner of Fwenty'second sweet fh IS. IMPORTED—TWO HANDSOME Mone KING Charles spaniel , one black and tan, two Skye terriers, good raters; one ‘sotiot aad gue, Bagish retriever, lao two kr Newto: ue the beat and eat fn city. For sale et the bird alvereisy piace, between Fweltth end Tairteenth YACHT ROUDDER.—IF ANY MEMBER OF TAR Yaobt Club would lke to test a new olan of rudder, by which a veseel will ateer easier and sail faster than with the agg rudder, they may address bex 87 Brooklyn Post 6. RESTAURANTS, se GLISE RUSTON | FOR. DINNER ON Y AND TUESD at BIORARDOON & McLEODs Nk Ne STOR, 106 Maiden , commer. You are respectfully invited 10 call he finenect ments. oo bar is suoplied with the beat of liqu: cuore gara, dc. The devariment for the sale of ion lane and faspect the Wtal econ Stilton. Wiltshire and @ chess; Crosse & Blackwell's aad Gurgess’ Snglish pickles aad sauces; Soyer’s suitane sauce, Lea & Perrin’s Worcestershire sauce. Virgiaia Martens sauce de ; Scotch beef hams, oatmeal, peasmeai, speidrens, LochSne herrings, &c. TEE WAR IN ITALY. ‘This fw the only house that files every day's date of the Lon don Times, in adaiiion to the illustrated News, Puch, Dispatot, Belle Late: ebetteld, vine pitt thn psoers: ‘New York Bersit, ‘Tribune, Spirit of the jon. Scottish Amecican, $c.’ Separate atning, male reediag room up stairs. Bass) and AVaopp "a Sale ale, i ietorseantag Sootch se, Ten Londea porter, Jones’ ales; Philsdelphia ales, &¢, oa DENTISTRY, “RTIFICIAL TEETH INGERTRD, AT THE LOWSST A posable prices. Sela on sliver, $8; vulcantte, $10; oan 8, $15, gold $25. Teeth (ereheape ‘writhout ‘pain. 319 Canal treet, pear Maer one block west of Broadway. EAGLSION & SONWAY. Dente BEAUTIFUL, COMFORTADLE, DURABLE, ROONO- mica! set of’ tecth, upon an entirely new principle, in every respect superiorito the old, and $25 saved in price’ Gall on Dr. LOVES, Senfor, dentist, 42 Ureat Jones street. DPRStRY—WiTH ALL 178 IMPROVEMENTS, WITT. out ite bumbogs “To properly trest the natura) teeth aad commract artificial dentures, requires cxre, skill and ass rience, garanteed by Dra 'PKELERRE & WIUSUN, 435 Broadway, near Howird strect eh rn oh Le ae eT, D?tsF7, TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS, without the al bien ain, by my pew and coigeals pr. ceas, not treezing. fry only. References Gren if required. i. Canal street, ore p door from Laurens. practised é. PRUREIN: a8 aL GHTFUL B3 BX FoRSION RO Wi FORT HAM HAMILTON AND The Splendid Islend.— new and steamer MASS a: OHUSETTS. Capt, W. A I commence her ler for the seaeon en sod after Saturday, Jnne il, ew aa fi cee re ee M.,i2\¢ ane ang SF P. is 4 aa ana m4 8 a North 0 A.M. pursing fe Concy isian att a. 3C, fp Mand og FS M Fare ie serous aon 25 @en's. a’ XOURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS. THe NEW snd splendid weambost, NAUSHON, Captain G. smake an cxcursion lo the Fishin, Banks, on "Fane Amom-ab, At 73g ie pr Be ple, Nor An Nora ave be hs gactbaocr Wr cects Fishing tackle, bait, ac re: freebmenis on board. GRAND EXOUBSION AROUND BTATEN ISGAND, FO 1 uutwood, Ke ort and Perth Amboy, making all the tnalde 8. TOLAR leavsa, upper wide of Barclay Brees Svery day exoapt Baturdaya, a BA. M; returning, leaves Koyport a3 P.M. On Saudgys muxes an erie landing Peck ip, 08.20 A.M’ On Wednesday, June 18, MCParinie’s on ion Yand wii seqompany the boat, and seta will be formed ou the procienata deck Caving tas puaente sp aul anew Fare | foe the excursion, GY sentey 8 MSO OP Grains eed BAZAAR. pa wualin, tor basques cen “oy ane Atone bey the actual cost. <NIN'B a 518 Brondway. BEAT BARGAINS IN BISBONS. BALANCE OF AN IMPORTHR'S ETOCK. 100,000 YARDS, 39,000 yards BICH (al sik) RIBBONS 18}¢0. 5,000 000 yarda WIDE. RICG (ail silk} | pie Gcoops. IMPORTANT T¢ TO LADIxa, J. A. BLUXOME ‘Has recetved per jate arrivais ale ongreoen! 4 suction zales a eplen 1 FRENCH tte Lacks, ae ae POINTS SH. CENTE! GEE PiRCEs, URNOUB, £0. ‘He would also call attention to his obvice enivaten stock of EMBROIDEAIES and made up LACE ABTIC! LBB. Havidg unsurpassed penne, be ig euabied ti to olfer all goods fa bis line at prices that as deft MOABWAY., BLUXO! Next doar to #oxiniaiar's fade Blore, INEN DAMASKS, TABLE OLOTHB, NAPEING, TOWELLINGS, PILLOWCASE LINENS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, BATH TOWELS, HUOEABUCE, CRASH, AND ROUSE FURNISHING LINRES, Of every kind, ai low prices. LOBD & TAYLOR. . 255, 257, 259 and 261 Grand stzeet, ae And 47 and @ 42 Cathasine wireet, A= CUBTAINS, GILT Lt CORMIORS, DBAPERIES, WixDow SHADAB, CURTAIN MATERIALS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODs Of avery description LOBD 2 TAYLOR, Now. 268, 257, 290 and 251 rand steoot, 601 BROADWAY, BETWEEN AMISY and FOURTH STREETS, AWRa ew & MOYNAN OW af taste New thine rns Four cases extra fine lawar ABBANIED FAS Bix more cases of those Five French i. 4 sr] at Is., worth Is. 6d. and TWO CAGES BAREGE b ANGLAISE, at eu. ‘er yard, worth 25 ols cases French printa, small figures and i Fal ow color, Only Is. 6d., regular price 2s. 2a. Oh ‘Also, ‘Two oases French Gros Odier prints oaly 24. 64., worth 4a, Just reselyed— AN AUCTION LOT OF SUMMER QUILTS, 50 per cent leas than the market price, A COMPLETE ASBORTAENY of LADIES and CHIL. DREN’ lOBIERY, VERY C CHRaP. N° a, N** EMBROIDERIES ) AND LACKS, Latest designs rocelred per steamer, Foli savorieens, Ai LOW PRICES, LORD & TAYLOR, | senceronpmeid sun SHADES, SUN UMBRELLAS, FANS AND FAN SHADES, In great 7a variety, LORD & TAYLOR, 256, 357. 200, and 261 Grand street. And 47 and-49 Ostharine street, ICES GREATLY RADUCED. Ave vow offering | Min abel of Tile enc of Bice ‘pasa doo EAL Ts FRENOH A on, ly reduced pt ™2 7, corner ‘Wavericy ‘piace. PFRONS GOING TO THE COUNTRY SHOULD ipo. groan excellent protsouen Lele ite: aien te atney tr discolces the hina war. rm solls 4render we bans Sot, emt made all lengths to ‘protect the GOODYRAR 5 T#DIL RUDIED GLOVE MANUPACTURING 60,, OHN STB, NEW YO: DBALEBS 16 ‘VERY SAMY OF RUBBER Goons. ——$——$——$—$—$——— if HB. MACY'S * ON™ PRIOR OABH JteTAT RIBBON LACES, Oae dqur below Fourteoats « uRTKS, wvenus, EBay, At very low prices; st ne Pia tig mE 8 ale KIRTS “WK ARE NOW MAKING worn gems, nan Helen bonis sant ao 9 oprae a 2 of 1 raven; idurtany SU. and ira ae 8 skint footers, 26! Botton, near Hedacn etree r FAMILIES AND HOTEL aie EDWARD L: Broad tht KING, I LINEN SHEET- he UCKABUCK, ERASE FATE pas te we pars DOMBSTIOS, ¥ moron the following brands: nies Now York Mills, La Beco, Ssuim cuRTAINRY MEAL BWI8S MUSLIN FOR Darcae att rcs JA0O! ‘66108 AND A Lore. Also, & good assortment of the best watch spring ski T"hotew r. JACKED BOW. No Bot Broad ; inner piecing canuad Reateeeedoeento Camaleaaniae ever faported, many of which can be worn by ladies not in W. JACKSON, Importer of mournin yt ee - Botweas Bpring sad Prince sisceu, =” Ll 000 Tsk an Trott Ts a Paras AND BRILLIANTS, “aici Targie of tbe sonsoa. Mow open 35 Brindway Cornet of Worth street. EDWARD CAMBER! LAMBERT & CO MADAME LAYOOOK examine her stock of and dresses pething Sr -8 themselves and pide, iaidoe eta pia ae feet ily Mo" ‘wg by sad Minds 854 anal or 361 mal a BEOaDWaY, ‘Tucker's imported flowers, feathers, and tolist favorites are as usual fall of attractive tnierest. ae £1 UPWARDS. ON UNION BANK OF & acd Royal Ba Beak of Ireland. for sale by WELLE, FARGO snd California and 62 Beondway, New York press Company. * Hi Al of bands to, BS! EE BE E rs ad, Wa. 8: A Oounterniga ERMAN, ais ABI ADVANCES Loar —A LARGE AMOUNT OF saleable merchandise rictly unexceptionable cha eter, bie oat daily Buretased the pn 8 od hands ie zd Biche ean be azul e0ld at Savennereaseioe: ap advance ia wan’ $12.00 for one pearuoie terest will te allowed for fts use, but instead thereaf, commis- sions (but without any extras) to the nett amount of opaa o will be positively guaranteed. The monay willbe need Jooiaiments from wiihin two weeks to two months There. | Hated is stored ae, fully insw a ee thes Gest companies, and the re most’ unguetified and satisfactory conveynuces, or ac: twall posession will be given coneiatent wih proper facilites for its advantageous sl not ‘neces: sarily to prejasion the long established nit Tegiiar business of the house property will bave the first advantage, There assurances will be fully and. fatthfatly cs rried out on na condkion except with x hovse oF. party of much standing fas will be an ample guaranty that no undue advantage will be taken of the acourities we fully placed in possession of the Wier, Communteations held strictly conddential, aud may be addreseed to care A.B. McDonald, Wal! w. 86 srect and will be repiles to, or s personal interview oforded | Op or before the 25th inat. IVIDEND —NEW pe Directors of the K, JUNE 18. 1859.—~THE BOARD ————— Ne Re ay pe .—COUPONS roe, pare rest dne July 1, 1869, will be aid on sd site thet at the American Exchange Bank, New Yor! DEUK&E, BROMAGIN & 00., ‘uncyavie, Cnltfornia. | pole stant, for the iesue of any porilcn or the whole of five millions of collars ia Treasury notes in exchange for the gold colna of the United States deposited with the reasurer of the United tates, Treasurer Ofte Branch Mlat at New Or Jeans, oF the "Amelattee Treen, era at Botton. New York, eaton or 8t. Louis, within one ‘week from the acceptance’ a, under the author {of the seta of Congress of 23a apron 1587, and 34 March, Buck Treasury notes will be tegued upon recelpt here of cer- tifcates of deposit tothe credit of the Treaeurer of the United Mates with eliver of those officers. T! able to tke order of snch bidder or bi as shall agree make such exchange atthe lowest rate of interest, Gent to or ceed six per cevtum per annum, and will o interest trom the date of the certificate of deport. The pe suie mira stale the rate of interest, withont condition gad with out reference to cther bids, and contain no other fractional rates than one fourth, one half or three-fourths of one per cen. offered to be extn ged of the Treasury ollosrs ‘h depoalt mist Soonpary propoeai as security for its fulfiment. If the ofier te uo accepted, Immediate direction will piven to ret yma uch de posit Should any proposal ve found fn onaitent wi tent with the acts of Congress, oth it will not LL propagals under tbis notice must be sealed up and {n- ov the outside cover. ‘*Propoeals for Treasury Notes" Thay will Be opened at Deparineat AL twelve o'clock M.,of weld twentieth of KLL COBB, jamaomed Secretary of the Treasury. Maw AcEs GASLIGHT STOCK FOR SALK.—FIVE Fad cent dividend wiil pee July at Phenix Bank, ew York. JOHN B. MORRAY & O0., No. 40 Wall street, 7. SOABD OF DIBECTORS OF THE NEW JBRSEY Zinc Company have this da: ay declared a dividend of iat per cent a) Nabe yan and preferred stock, lg on and atter ve day of Ji ah xt, at the transfer offoe (aay a ; Transtar pooke Bioeza from instant to the ist prox, inolunive. oN! 8, Te, 4. ene eee rent ah hte. rats, beitdcalled raaver'? rte Pine sires, room No. vier $300 22, 8°,38. WANTED FOr A stort TIME, secured on first class property amount, atsevea per cent, A liberal bon bonds unusnally uy hee oo D. ion: KINSHIMER 3a Po BOND AND Tat of Sulyrom twa nen rie dacbietanacaae ao By {oF i ends 00 Broadway, N. Y¥., or at $100. 000 % TO LOAN—ON. BOND AND MORTGaaE Lestate In thin ety or Bros kiya apply nn abet on real Guar, 16 Wall sircet Birepe BOS - SPLENDID TABLES, WITH THE LATEST tmproved cushions. for sale with marbie or slale beds, Private bo see Vong Old tables repaired. eer ES 146 Fultrn street, billiard table maker, Rew Yorn, May 30, OVAL, wea IMPROVED BILLIARD TARLES AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS. rier OCT, 28, 1386 ; rae Nov 16, iMod a, Ne LLENDER, bhakdhtie pear @OCONNOR, ©, 65, 07, and 69 patentes, AKL PHRDA eo Noa. 706 sad Tes Brosdway, Now York. PATENTED DEO & SPECIAL NOTIONS Eales Tocolay ote et. me ee atte tine ‘amd JOuNS 3 A ve LedRnivs, ©, I the ‘ALERS’ > yaleerra, A SPECIAL MERTING ek Lauor Deales's Society will be beld at evening June I oe st 8 ofdlock: "Panel si sete A.M. Maruzws, Pe President, cee Gustavus 4. Barz, Rocording Secretary. Asoo SEEvstone Lopar t_NO. 2 evening, ae tendance is mooting of the abov att Joho requested, sa buat Writram Quart, See, es CO ee ae EY: TAGARA AND DETROET RIVERS wv PANY (OF CANADA). MARWAN cee er asae ot the statute ta th io heh onne made. and given that tenders ‘copatruction raratieny way will be received unt noon of Saturday, dae ieit fal Bowers. era UBBPH J. JEANINGS. Wea a Pt and the ted. ome be obtained on Sppteatbon we Saioe ac taes Soaps ~ Aire todere ba ‘endorsed “Tender for the construction af Si ye tpg Detroit Bivera poo and ee. eae the secretary, at Cased ia Weak, igvotors, under the provistons of not ttad Gomaives Onecare oes at oe tender. By OPI LuILt0%, Canada Weak, May Hebe. nf, real BGAN EXHIBITION — completed nerdicee ey Sy ontay Meg | on fru mall the factory of J Ai Daw Yoo Write, coruer of Ceatre sirest,. ‘Fhe public ni EO fully. faviied. ae en ee ‘Pampet-seR ae cow GOING TO so qeeera ie <st BEEN oR, Nese wre eae So tnd COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. PARRA AAA RARADANI SARA AD IAD A ARAN biped WANTED—A PaRTY WITH cash, to take the ring one oe ae ing rssteog ee * han ‘ poste;.of of whok rtner DOW al; Dusineas esiublahod and'paying. Address J. 1. B., Herald ofice, for tavee Gaye, aes pa Shhh | WANTED—WITH A SMALL AMOUNT, if interest in ght cash Dusineas, paring $4 008 scan, Must bee ba Bea, root No. 12, thire floor, poet ta EE (OTARINERSHIP NOTICE... We BAVE TIUG DAT AB- soclated with ourselves Mr E Leviao, for: of Feed ericksburg, Vs, ‘The bustueas will be ooutinued as heretofore Rader vae style and frm of S Ulaaan & Co, Naautaaurers and Jobbers of Boots, Shoes, &o, S ULLMANN, New York, June lst, 1859. 8. LEVIN, pply at 3 diaecadl taser CRO IMP a ISSOLUTION.—THE FIRM OF CONRAD ©. ELLERY & OV. ts this day be ean Ae the ae Sof Obaries Conrad G dery 6 G0, tad Sil tas s oee e carey Bilery nad Edmund D, Fenner, ag NRAD C. ELLERY, Seveers #. BABCOOR, June 11, 1889, EDMUND D. PENSAR, ARINERS FA MEED WITH feo 22, 1 pwr =e me % a. ey) sip cn enna rel ‘always la domed dts gor pratt for caad avd thirty da; o sprees box 3, jew York. Agents need Fo fee WANTED oo Se SOME iocy; tas 0 duane shicors mee eit noae tate te: at a om met with; none but men rity heed apply. Addréas %. Manus, Herald offtes, aw diy at "ows ofioe, pt aye P py ae soy hay $6 OR MORE, TO Ee adveriiser in a lucrative mercantile commie- nea matron: established This ts a good oj aly nee to a eafe business Cal on = eNCB & ebserant Broadway, corner of Howard sti i eel Lape mls ya Se “aH PS its | inder the firm of EC. Cotte a a cane day dissol\ by mutue! conzen' OFFIM, ‘New York, fms 2, 1859. ELbERe sg WAXTED—FROM 38.000 TO £7,000, IN A VERE PRO. fitable business, which is monopolytaad attended, wita tle bazsid Vite good manspembvt lt caumot fail t> be highly remunerative to a competent party Cas it his personal aitem- tion. “Inquire of JONBS & REIL way $300 4 0 $60) —A PABTNER WANTED, TO TAKE A intertat ta a buslaeas thstihee teen establisi- d {3 dolag a good business in Bruoklye aud Slow York. netersaoes ‘This is worthy thalatteation of a young man soc n ofice who wishes to enter buat Bea address A.W, box 0d Hera'd ofice, sisting whece am interview may $600.“ Arce ene NART*D, I, 4, BOsrNESe |. payin 7 And references, Lox 123 Hercld ofice. % ven. $1 000 WANTED, A PARTY WITH THIS AMOUNT 4 + of capital, to Join the advertiser in a very 'wcra tive carb business. $150 per week net profits made on tals ia- x yestment: every sat given, Address K.D., box 154 Hera'd of $2,000 ~Mectr terete ore reget ee erchnptile business, horougaly ecablished in’ ta ane aes engage on a and loan his employer the above pore None need poly unless with the best of references youdy mosey at box 8,603 New Tet 2,500 "1 WANTED NREDIATALY, 70 TAKE THE pisce of ring partner, Ima wel est mene bien rvoeobant of thevamoust inv: . Address W. B., Dox 160 Herald office, $3. 000.7% —PARTSER WANTED, IN A MEROAN- tile cash business, well éstabishea, and vields Re ae Refrenenn onehenaed. For particwara addross ea! uame, Post office. 5. 000." ~WANTED, AN ACTIVE PARTNER WITH this amount, to join the advertiser in a reepect- ables: bes rer alive howtnces in St. Louls, Mo. Kefere: D. D. J John, bos 253 Phindelphin Pa oo in a Cret class locaton 20, 000.58 £91) (()() —WANTED, A_THomOUGH BUSINED, to take ihe sole cl 0 of a aute, Jnore- is willing to maven ente t Of from. Ganceute 8.000 Adres POX 2,552 Fost coffee, name. Agenis need not apply. THE ‘MILITARY. EGIMENT NEW YORK STATE. ae TIA. Bouin, on, Friday evenieg, June 10, the lomt py Bouse, on ¥riday x! ening, Ju allowing “presmbis Whereas, ibe General of this division, in s sptrit of persecution yw in ee ‘of personal fesli 4 lertained ag: gulset Col ‘lone! Cooks, s wih ay B view of rok deroy- tng the Tweifth regiment, and a this aac eaid Colonel Cocks cf bir commuad, 1a cage a revereal Bt the lace gecdiet “Ud be bad in his ckae, baving solicited by false ant Werhust reprereuiations. an order. from the Commander in Calel, coa- pry ts ‘Twelfth regiment with the Centh; aud arzerons, injor- rc cpaeral berks aving been aided and abet! eden eneral of the Fourth Be Sr ae, a furs purpose otek of taking into the said Fourth Suew iegasal tebe koown athe B Bigiua# regimentiiead Rherets, ibe sald MajoPtieneral and, brigadier, ‘pees datisted fu thelr nefarious de by the adjutant Gesoral of the state, and having gained the sipport of the Commander- tn-Chlet ‘by availing, themselves of [bis inexperience ane wherer revalsnce of sus , forciog foto aa ell- Thos iwe repiuenls between etch (here cnnie no adinity, belug luended to destroy a time honored organization, ond perpelzate nu outrage upoa. lange and respectable body of Our eltizen soldiers, by. vai ningeout the twelfth regia feom & lerge number of others, to accomplish ‘his Bid lispee.” @ui whereas, ruch conduct on the part of our erior oflcers' ia in violation of every principle Of law and justice, ard subversive o: the rights and privileges of the oltiaes and soldier, and eal: alated 2. belay tai> contempt ae whole mUifary orgauization of the Fi vision—it is there- ‘Henolved, that in asking for a consolidation of the Twelfth regiment with the Tensh, the Mejor General was not actuaied by a desire to promote ‘the interests of the First Division, oc encourage pit of obedience or subordination ia its ri inasmuch e eflect of ssid order weu'd be to deprive a re- giment of ils exiatence which hed compiled with \he or¢ers of et of dreas, by consolidating it with one which, os ia day, hasexhibiied & most shameful violation of ‘Resolved, That in tbe ore of the Twelfth regiment from among a pumber of other: {a the First Division ag « subject for consolidation adnatttieg | the legality of the act) and embody- in; 1G ‘with one of leas numerioal strength, csuivie & spirit of ee and persecution on the part of the Adjutant, Siajor ‘ana riya ler Generals unworthy of the posttioay they hil and extiblta to tbe world he masiner ier wiice high and reaporaible ible positions are prosiltued when died by ua- serupulous offic Resolved, That it would have been more in keeping with the potter mand diguity of dhe chlo? wongieeieet a ‘A State, as well ive of a corr a “chief of its forces had after ackaowedatty L er (ynorance ia military fre at Bia of bis laabiity 16 ne uecesalty Of the orders. consolidation. revoked the orders he had unconsciously through the importunil. of Ta cl'itery secretasy, aun not to the people shown, bi i. State how’ igaorance ‘aad atu- Eee be .b@in the scoomplighment of un- eeolved, That as the effect of the order of cor soltdation, attempted to to be carried ‘out, woud be to de rive na of the ri to choose our ow: TS a8 guarantied by the act passed ry 17, 1364, Title £ Avt, 5, we will Mtrele, dtaregeed aud Hesolved, That our several appeals to the ander ia- Chief, through the various committees waic! from time Q pane waited on bim, baving resulted adversely to the pro- fans! professions m made him to be as Cente a. firm by hi ean ka he (of maliary roowt- fe; and further, belleving him \o be entirely under the con- flea influence of our worst enemies —the uta Miog ase aB Brigadier Generalg—we have no hope of obtaining owr just "WKesolved, Thal alin to have the obnoxious order counter. manded, we will keep organization, Todepengence Guard. ead. appeal to the bighest our: in Use Btate, ans there, appeal to the next Legiiature for Justice at fte shots. ‘That we hu: iatotahed sae Ray ed for and conf dence in Colonel ‘Cock a0 d hereby exp) ben pathy for bm in the vindictive attack be has been en yet to, aud extead theie'tanly defense of our rights and faterema St" mao! 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