Rebels Still in Control of Sao Paulo: Anxiety as to A College in Georgia New York, July 11.
The French Consular authorities fare investigating the seizure of '$500,000 worth of liquors from the French-owned steamer, Mulhouse, by pirates. The Mulhouse on Jarrival reported that it was held up on June 24 and boarded by 30 pirates from a New York "speed oat."
The skipper, M. Ferreno, says that all the crew of the Mulhouse were imprisoned and scantily fed for ten days. Meanwhile the pirates unloaded 33,000 cases of brandy, whisky, champagne and French wines to eight schooners of which five are believed to be on the Nova Scotia Registry. The Mulhouse and the cargo are fully insured—Reuter's. American Ser~
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