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NEWS FROM CUBA,
Our Havana Correspondenee.


The Srea PAIRING E,asrprie Rr.od-Eayhql l0ts- Dea.h
Of an Amey,can Ng,-- Movements of Var Nsas,erI-
TIE OJer1, Re De-
Ihc long wished FOR paving a Havana, t0f IN
to be realized, twtlstsndns the failure of tha cyui
psny charged with that undertaking last Summer. on
the 2d instant the bids Tor ths important matter vii bo
into consideration by tho municipal spthorts- a.
learn from editorial in the Sgo ~ yesterday, where
N expressed the wish, ia sheh al IN Havana heartily
concur that this time Tho enterprise may be carried
through rapidly and successfully
This lovely island has been visited BY saAthquaks
within the past week percepbIe amo,, throus bout n
entire length Tho Fnock, boweyor, very sght and
0f snort durasn and for the benefit Il your ,ceun nc
ffeuds will mention that the OSCILLATION was from oaSt
~ wet
rnc Reverend aothef Refaeh Er,raigo supernress ~
this 4, nveut of santa Clara this tty and nstve IL
Florda died tho at INST. IA u" sGty eighth year u
her age. she pnk the Se shortly after hcr arrival
this land from hor native Saic, IA Tho year 1870
which time she as been constantly cngascd 10 hoss god
works " which she had devoted befeag
Her Catholic MAJESTY Ctruan ~ those IN
ended ~ TeBnrc. the navy tn ~ sars nss arrived
she was despatched from span during tie u
the Blanche als<. Three 2lansh heru
thursday ast the ifDesrs de Austrlssa short time
New fofsthH Fatronli. .nd Clloa. Whre they
are goiur aud what blrness am unabie ray Her
British Majesty steamers Ofaudp ana statdy
port the former fourteen days frgn Vera cfaz The
Brazilian war steamer ffa"nse was hefo of few dayHt
anf leit list tuesday.
There IA absurd which nobaiy believes tlat
tie French have been surprised and cul n ~ ~
Mexican garrison = iaeBia Voc ~y rely uPau u that
II l. a mere iale ounosd
Tho mail cuses tuf morning - The fifi9Hi9uay early
hour ~ nine occs AMI q y oftphaia - me tsAs hafs
not much W say FIR 0therNia stH'pa not have Nms
enough o. saS "a Ia.
Exchange o. NsN fUfs has fun flFthsf iccinesi AL
/. tstArg II z. ~ ~. and l*fhaf~ Igssr
M, french waf alssner Caiiuaf arrived last nxi4t
fr,, No. trsans nh dslas H. No itth. Ihs papefs =
This morning puBl hess hF"ust w her bot
toll bilass tns' a NE repsise q the ioisfais a
fcashury
Ina ,.a,tter here q tirt e. 80 ..aA.l, ss m, he
,0fa at Fr Nisia1 ~ ucraasdgs at9trn
computed ~ tbuader AID ightnfug psnft.ss Fta
quito ln sqsnsnd, ard eFsn MY h. W ens Nhith hss
festtf me IA Ne~ Yefk winter 20 oul u place A.
Llght.
Vs. ha4 nOto.ot act night a m Tsonu sHh Mad
Ch4ftW ~ nssaeu0sA aHa the aefk Sabs MAfxsiett
tha aay5s Nor. Tie sweet untte q HNsni wsys a.
ngtts hIt u N ~ gsst 90 tie pubic here Nh0
f4thar rfafef shat msa he rrulsd acroba c xoealsu
They Ike 70 stF roar ana aFuflaby qiAna IL
W ars Awaiting ness from tie Siassn Nifs fcvsfan
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival OF the sten nmsAip Saxen-The
United states Frigate San Jscinto mt
Key West-Important Rumors Anoat,


The steamer Saxon, Captain Lavender commanding,
rom New Orleans the 10th and Key West the
l7th inst, arrived at this pert yesterday morning Tho
Saxon experienced heavy eas,ey weather during the
tire passage The steamer Charles Usood for New York.
left Key West IN her company. The steamer Nerrimac
was lying at Key West, with the Of her propeller
broken she was coaling and expected to leave nfour
days The ship Idia Of New York had put in there In
distress and was discharging cargo The United States
fgate Gan Jscnto arrived at Key West the 9th inst
from q cruise.
The follows list q the passengers brought BY the
Saxon
c. W Peck. Trenty-sxih regiment Connecticut yolap.
teers Lieutenant X Day, Eighth regiment Vermont Vol
untecrs, aud Lieutenant H. J. Hapey, First regiment
Louisiana Volunteers
by the srrya of the saxon have received add toua
information respecting the disastrous affair At Galveston
bat our dispatches contain nothing different from the m
telgence already furnished 70 orr readers
on Thursday afternoon, January there was a rirno-
at New orleans iha, the wnona, one u our gunboats
ba been sunk by the south battery at Port Hudson
. a.o reported that stoncwa Jackson with 40 900 men
had reinforced vicksburs.
There nothing from Galveston ~ 70 noon of Jan s.
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G4swrg~ n ! lsn ~, i~s
rhs asgvnsft - us totipesmeBi ~ 1s ulAi 4
chafsu Ieaslr a affss * Jaasss RyuAsa 4 rfiae..
80 was h.afaoa sstuaay. NJ fa-in gas~~ @ ss~
Y.fs spfs4fes g.. sf.ss-a-.s
Afsarsht laLi
cay, Fthn4r5
h fniAgats pH
ClsAas4tAt
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BALraoRK, Jan. %, 1893.
The steamer Vanderbilt aila from Fortress Monroe 70.
morrow afternoon 10 TOW the ron clad wechavk south
The vapderb Bit has fu sugpy q coal for crusc 10
see a tho Alabama after ucr5ormIas this duts.
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HEADou ARTERs, Army OF TnR Po1oNAc,
Jan. rs, 1868
The Sabbath has been well observed throughout the
entire camp.
No business except that or the most necessary charac
ter has been transacted
Two men Of the Ninth New York cavalry wore yester
day captured by the rebels Al house the Rappaan
mock After rccrossing the the rebels returned
when they driven or and OF their number cap
tursd.
Three deserters from the rebel army brought Into
Stafford Court House to-day.
Coienel Cossola commadding the cavalry OF General
Sigcs grand division, to-day discovered the enemy
considerable force opposite Rappahannock station evi
identity Apprehcndng attempt Of army to
that point.
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Ihe Rebels 1T Franklin-Attack ON tho
Bridge Guard the Chattanooga
Road-Itepulsc or the Rebels-A Fleet
Of Gunboats at ClarksvIlIo, sc.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 25, 1859.
The rebel Generals Forrest stearns Wheeler were
at Franklin, Tenn, yesterday, with 5000 men.
The rebels attacked the bridge guard on the chat,a'
nooga road. ten miles from the city, today but were
repulsed, with two killed and several wounded One O,
killed.
There s feet Of twenty two boats Mt Clarksvle and
three gunboats large mail Is on b, ard the fleet.
II rained all day yesterday and last night river
has risen SIX inches.
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writing much what believe would be the re-
sult of pcrsisting carrying out the present NOV
but what officers AID affirm and believe must DO mo
result As have written above the army will 90 whe
It is ordered 70 go but defeat would be terrible
disaster My pen refuses to dwell upon such result
viii we go back will advance These arc the aues'
tons now.
Most OF tho regiments have Rycd themselves "a com
fortabiy az with the single article II shelter tents aud
continuous rain and scaDy ratons they well could or.
ncers In this respect better on than the men.
good sick have been sent back to the old
camp expected thnt additional rstons viii arrive
tonight. As II tn, men, have been obliged To make
three days rntions last four days. They having ono
comfort--daily ra ions Of whiakey.
General Rutterfcid returned few days since to arrange
his affairs here preliminary TO taking command OF the
corps 10 which 1t is said he has been assigned
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MAJOR General Curtis has teicgraphed to Major General
Halteck, General In Chief as follows


Gcnora German tsegraphs from Duvals Blum, 18th
Dst that aided by three gunboats he ascended White
prisoners, ,vo Q % unb lads and about 200 small arms.
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Ry tie arrival Of the steamship British Queen ~ ths
port Yesterday We have interesting news from the BA-
hamas dated at Sa,sau, NJ r., tho 20th Of January
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sp---in diap@lng ~ the ossnpAsai fsceaty nfolsh,
b@fafe tbs cspaffaeut w ~ riasft, bfhsh h@fss
ArAlfs flAra q us pssaaer ia Nkicn Tie rvliiss
tessslHw n tlesrr dsislnaS Ard sesreb he'd by tts
gsyeur.s Oelers At staten irians, ohsssysd W NJ.
gtasrt thfsrsh ui sarfHlsfy a STATE. ths sssBrsac~
l.al ,n-e .gTt bo atsn y pf~ssei. rssbIs. ths
,elii - - sod - #t.ffsnrs
t.te peysssfe ~ fe4aast thaa yos stl cal tie a,
tart4H "a t4yAn tsFsgGs Aas a bls sahssdlba,s afsrw
~ ns Neeafy r. plFssfFg9 " ssch sn th< fs.i.
rty ifat snastsit sglh tbgragb esetnafss ~ tb.tr
Aail saf iA.t ysgesoa n s4scs asa a ansaass
bss.fslt4ei from. =. y. uiAss
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TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Observance of the Sabbath in
Camp.
The Enemy Reported in Force Opps.
site RaDpahann0ck Station,
&C., &C.. 90.

HEADQUARTERS, Army OF TIE PonoxAo,l
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will b lost 10 he reader. Nothing g,rentsl to tn,
Ia conpieh nsion ct the story h.s been overlooked
All may commopc. vi the beginning.
Tie - NDAl nLkCJkY con nins the NEWS OF
THE WORLD, by mail and telsgIaphs, up to the
PEEP OF DAY
Sunday morning it, local porte are to o'clock
A. ~. aud sship, marke, and financial nevs, auc
ion Sc, &c the iuii.st aud the attest published
on sunday. lie idvertislus PARTNER comprehend
the tufIre Circle Of hlsi-cs. hoesalc aud 10 all and
IIS CIRCULATION MORE Khan TRIPLES TIE
COMBINED lSai Is OF oil ihr eiher su1day ne~.-
gaplt lo1
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INHTRUCrION.

BANJO INSTRUCTIOE-H.C c. DOBSON
Ohsuufsctursr and Teacher Of the BaaJo, 6sj
Broadway guarantees the pspii perfect ksc ViedSs
Of the nstrument In one short course Of iesaous 80,
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ROYS WANTED-l2 70 II YEARS or
- - 70 .olk IN tobacco factory. Apply IL She
raA< of 90 Woos,ers. al
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION SOIlCt-3oo CASES BOOTS
"A and .hoee to b. ,old a. suction. on nondav Dec
u, e 10 o'clock =. iheroro Of G. 5. PARSONS (
sons, 81 Courtlandi st
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pLAtK AID WHITE WADDINGS. COT
~ ton, Bn,ines shoc,aic hv the invoice or tale
$50 b. retail by the Dor rect. piece u. Yards
Tue pubic are rcsptc iily nvt,d, b. THOMAS
GWYNNE Agent, II ve.efs', .5d
DlANOfORTES, g., FOR SALE CHEAP.
L ! .arge ro.cwol'd ~ octave pi1ucfl.te for 400,
end fahhe. a. cr' go, - and go. Also
'ioligs and fltsr- ch,sp aa1 lrth ducim,G for 80,
o. ~ Gr.nd ,t ~
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A SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
raan as clerk or iisht porter navhole.ale store
xrttes fair hand an is siliins to ~oIk. Address
a B., BOZ 81 sun oihce. LOO
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4 GOOD TIN AM SHEET Iron WORK
Hsr ur'd 70 sho3 aud general ,ob work. Apply st
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BOARDING ON sd AVA FEW RES
1)pectsble YOUNG men can be Accommodated ~,
rood board and airy rooms ct ~ 30 pSr week. Ds
hoard ~, lO3 East 2sth It, cor ID ~, ~