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The Daily Dispatch: November 5, 1860., [Electronic resource], Further from South America. (search)
The matter was brought before Flag officer Montgomery, in command of the U. S. naval forces, who at once addressed a communication to Capt. Miller, of H. B. M.'s ship Clio, on the subject, the result of which we have not yet heard, and until we do, we shall refrain from making any comments upon the proceeding. Costa Rica. Costa Rica is reported to be tranquil since the revolution. From the other Central American States there is no news of interest. Ecuador. Guayaquil,Oct.13 --The people of Guayaquil having taken the strange step of making a kind of conditional "pronunciamento," in which document they stipulate for what they term Equality of Representation. The Jefe Superior has banished from the public offices the paper money of the house of Luzarraga, to which Franco gave a forced circulation. The recent destruction by fire of the residence of the Senoritas Carmanas, has drawn forth a decree calling for a small contribution for the purpose of pu
The Daily Dispatch: November 5, 1860., [Electronic resource], The Conversion of Sailing vessels into Steamers. (search)
Brutal assault. --A German, calling himself Charles Collate, was arraigned before the Mayor on Saturday, on a charge of making an assault upon an aged woman named Elizabeth Talley, on the 13th of October.--From the testimony, it appeared that Mrs. Talley went into the prisoner's store for some purpose, when he attacked her in the most savage manner, choked her, and threw a two-pound weight at her head and fractured her skull. Dr. Bolton testified that the woman had a contused wound upon her forehead, and the external table of the skull was fractured; that the wound bled very freely from the division of an artery, and her life had been in danger from that also. The prisoner had no witness except his wife, whose testimony was not admissible. He was remanded to be examined for felony before the Hustings Court. If there had been any previous difficulty between the parties, it did not appear in evidence.