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NAVY BULLETIN.

oRDEREp-MARcH IL.
Lieutenant Commander Edw. ID. c. Grafton 10 com
mand steamer Yantic, Atlantic squadron.
Second Assistant Engineer Absaom Kely 10 iron clad
duty at League Island, Pa.
secvnd Assis ant Engineer W. " Heatou 20 duty as
assistant Chief Engineer wilkamston at New York
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant A. W. Muldour 70 tho
storeship J. C. Kuhn.
DErACHED-MARCH IL.
Lieutenant Commander Thos. G. Harris from the COM
mand Of the steamer Yantic, and ordered North.
Assistant Surgeon J. w. Cowies from the Naval Hos
ptai, New York, and ordered TO the steamer Benyie
Assst@ut ourEeUu D v. wntney from the steamer
bienvMie and waiting orders
Acting Second Assistant Engineer John Moise, from
the steamer Miantonomah and ordered 10 tho steamer
Flonda
REsf0NED-MARcH IL.
Acting Second Assistant Engineer Martin n Gerry.
Acting Boatswain Edward Hughes, Of flagship New
Hampshire
HosoRABLy DIs0HABoED-AARcH ~.
Acting First Assistant Engineer VIM. Campbell from
March Is
HONORABLE DISCHARGE CANCELLED.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant A W. MuldsuL
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NEWS FROM CUBA.


The cargo OF Csptured HeSroes-The
Slave Depot NJ Cape San Antonio-Hor.
riblc Condition or the Nerro..L Lueuors..,
-...
nesA8 hstAon OF SsPtsin 1enerai Duice,
&C., DC.
HAVANA March Is 1906
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:, - 80
s'eAmo' Ncp'u"o' win 'no scnoone' hAoe, Win 'hroc
hundred and scventyhve negroes captured from slave
xpedtioo and that n as veoortsa that ono thousand
"
hve hundred ana seventytwo In All nad oecn captured
Tho facts folows:hs Exoellency Don Francisco
Marty .,r.a Noxe,., lac, h.s ,hr.o
- -. ~
lots OF negroes amounting % ono thousand two hundred
who were landed Car>~ s-> A-s~~ts,
sold. or those on the Maiide only two hur.
dred and seventv five ara coo.,ds,ed bx an.
49, '"o
so'orn"cn' '0sa o@P'"'cs' lot one nunored were
sold to wealthy planter here and their way
this port with legal papers and permits signed by sehor
Mendnina the Lieutenant Governor ~ the department OF
pinar del Rio, the partner Of Arguelcs Much indgna
ton expressed here about these hundred negroes
who are considered as part and parcel OF the illegal
cargocs: but, according TO the spanish laws hey have
been decided to be slaves and delivered 70 their
ownrr the said Marty. The son OF the Admiral of tho
Neptune. who saw these negroes al Cape San Antonio,
says the living were In n horrible condition and the
dead were lying unburied on the shore He counted
than eighty OF the latter who left food
the crows.
The Colonial Minister Madrid sent out In October
last royal ordaining that all emanc,pooo or
negroes captured from slave expeditions now hired out
by the government private individuals should be re.
turned 70 tho government ana sent 70 The Hand OF Fer
nando Po This decree was aaeived at a time when
hands needed and General Dulce prevailed
upon 20 refrain from Immediately putting IL 10 force.
Senior Navascuez called the OF the spanish gov
eminent 20 the fact In consequence of which threaten
ing despatch sent 10 General Dulcc which caused
10th instant counter decree rendered that Of The sd
null and void The upshot of all this In that General
Duice sends by the Cadiz tomorrow his for
NAL resignation, and h. has declared that whether Il
accepted or not he shall leave the island have this
from the best authority.
Proceedings have been commenced In tho Supreme
Court against the Military Inieniant SeGor Galvez on
account OF an AFFAIR with negress belonging 10 Sehor
Zuasuaba sehor Acran the District Attorney Is impl.
Gated In the affair which creates no little curiosity
the part OF the public
The commission which Is 10 IN Madrid give infor
nation 10 proposed reforms here composed part
N tha de md
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s,..$.sp dsa n.,a... Morton. s.',nn.h - hoer. .ih
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ARMY BULLETIN.

MUSTERED OUT.
Colonel Jos. G. Read Captains John McNurray, John
H. Muller. Alfred Gage, William X Irwin David, /.
Smith, brevet colones; Charles Doy, brevet lieutenant
colonel; W. J. sapnTton and Joseph B. Gpin, brevet
majors United states Volunteers.
DISCHARGED.
Hospital Steward H. ). Dodd, U, 8. A
RELIEVED.
Hospital Steward Crane Brush, U. 4 A., from duty In
the Surgeon Generals oce and ordered 10 duty at the
post hospital, Key wcst Florida
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M E X ] @ O.
LIBERAL SUCCESSES NEAR TAMPICO.
Assassination Of q Belgian
Envoy Near Puebla.
The Late Imperialist Victory In
Michoacan.
EathuSiastic Reception Of General Mendsz, the
Victor, at Mofolia.
-~------~.
FURTHER FIGHTING AT MAZATLAN
no INDICATIONS OF FRENCH EVACUATION.
RETURN OF N. sAlllARD TO FRANCE.
HE Ex.Csnfederate Enlgratisn sshemes-
Lieutenant Hshry Leaves Aexice
n. by"speelal Request"
&c. &C. &C.
Eathusiastis Reception Of General Asndsz, the
Victor, at MoFelia.
FURTHER FIGHTING AT MAzATLAN
NO INDICATIONS OF FRENCH EVACUATION.


The steamer Manhattan, Captain Deaken, from Vera
Cruz the 9th inst arrived at this port yesterday.
We indebted To Mr. Ausn purser Of the Manhattan
for the prompt delivery Of our nes and dispatches
By this ARRIVAL we have interesting from Mexico.
which will be found in the letters Of Vera Cruz
respondent below
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TH Rusr AGrArios. Tho committee appointed al a
recent meeting Of tenants and tho delegates OF
district organizations recently organized for the purpose
agtatng the trent question: held meeting last night
No a. TO discuss further measures in refer.
ence 10 this matter Ex-senator Cozsns who appears
TO take much interest In the ment was present
10 give Of conference with members OF the
Legislature on the subject and gave a sketch OF bill
nirod uced In the legislature 20 regulate tho relations
between tenant and landlord This bill provides among
Others that all agreements must bo made In writing and
that In all cases. where II not agreed otherw tho
renting shall be binding for year II further pro.
hbits summary proceedings by landlords against tenants
by some Of the speakers Il held that n more strn.
gent law against extortion by landlords would be re-
quired petition which was recently adopted was
announced has been forwarded 20 the legislature and
arrangements were made to call another meeting
OF tenants 10 be held at an early day on public square
nBus distilled ~ pHALoS sOS. from the rare no~er
Of that name the most elegant perfume that placed
other IN M production and rs f~srsncs more ro,.si "a
c.des sna anrns,aiabis sids 1' '"A" STU ''" '''
An Article of True Merit.-"Bro,sn's
eooai Earope or throat diseases ssd coughs and
a mnn, gse o,ssa apon r.1 Der -ssh sdnne' e
really bat weak limitations Of the genuine rroebss
A Boen.-ward's Ladies Paper Collars
and Cufs Also Dents, whoiesae and retail wholesale
s .Ss % VIII 's 4 's %7sD 5io.as. ..Ss J's e the
Address-Pollak 4 SON, Mser.ehaum
70 order. ,sd and repaired.
A.-FIns.s Ready Made CIoshins In Ame-
e custom -o f0"f sRos2w ssos shs a ~ s. .
And u Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
A Desfderatsm.-Perry's Moth and
sna EkSkhs L1s9s D.'oo..os called e.h p.'sss.
sr.s.a Lotion. rrrp.r.d ~ pr p q pEKli p.rn..io.
"a c.iifs Ferry. So.S ssa Yrsssi. io,ioa. ' ''''
All Legal Lottery Prizes c.shsd. Draw
'' 500 j K cI%rfos. isSs 10 wan stree. ny
All Prizes cashsd In Legal Lesssrses.-
Circulars and dra.inss .en,, ,,r,
Baseheior's Hair Dye-Ths Beet In the
sssaa sss y. S.esy ss s..y p.s .. harmless F'.'' A''
% sSa:s: A DsSs. ;sis iDss .l,s1 ' ''' cents Sold
corns, Buniers, Enlarged Joints and
al Diseases Of the feet cured BY Dr. zAcHARIE 30 Broad
Defiance Fire s.s Burglar Proof safes.
Grover and Bakers Highest Premtsm
sl..e stitch and Loct stitch sewing ssehnes No sss
Howe Sewing Maehias Com any
BLIAs HOWE, Jr. President No ep Broad-sy Agents
meteatfe's Great Rheumatfe Remedy
gys. mnsdlss rsief . Al cases q Rhsunst.n Sed
nre ns power u m<<fcal its effect innmedhte, and u
is " srAdcsts every symptom of the ds>ase sod
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prfxe. Paid
N gid fnforstion furnished Th~ highest rsss, r, Tor
douoloons ard AZ tlnf. ~ rid and silvsr
DfLOkA ACO.. bsnksrs 10 Wall street. n Y
Teeth rnsertsd az short Notice.-Terns
reasonable and saisfscton rvsn Al ma sth svene oar
doors shove yoursssnih street, do
wheeler n wiison's Lock suseh sewing
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Our Havana Corrcsponaence.
HAvAxA March Ia 1854


The spanish steamer Paris arrived at this port the
Vera Cruz the 9Th inst
The Prussisn Minister, Baron Msgnus had private
audience ot Naxmilian and presented his crcdenisl.
The French Wee Admiral Ddeot after o stay of Ave
weeks left the capital the 2sth OF February Tor vea
Cruz
senior Isnacio Ramirez former Minister Of Juarez had
bsen seen at the evening party Of the imperial Com
m ssAry
rhe so1ad OF the 25th Of February positively contra
sots the robbery of . conducta with eight thousand
dollas Of the Imperial Railroad Company Tho money
arrived safely Two days before the fall OF Tascala and
the wages Of tho railway laborers had been paid with
The french bark Uruguay and the Austrian brig Ma.
Tide ere wrecked at the entrance OF Laguna del
Tho correspondent Of the Era writes that Mexican
sAvancs OF hivas brigade had been captured by the
Jvassts 10 the outskirts Of Asero and that hs sur
sty In conmunlcaliou with the enemy
fhs ksp<ransa states that the 9th OF February
s itn Snd.s o. 0'is s " ss'
Arands and Torres sacked and burned but TITS requires
confirmation
the mountain dgs OF zaosposxtls observes that that
q nnouit campaign had last terminated On the 18th
of February shs men under Lucas commenced deliver
wss In the full enjoymsnt Of peace which hitherto sp
pesred 70 have ssd forever.
o,s g. ,ss,v:a y The Era from s'..sn under der
SCARCELY varied and n in any way has improved ~ s
a: - a., port. occupied by the liberals and s,. =
.s.ss.d a.. ;sss' rh.rs % Va. iIe.rl sacbsos. @ q
:: ~ vi r s, ''s M .Sy .sS, % .Ss
Sa ETs:2' si:: 1T : ;s,lS = l.;:S ~ ''ss ssssiI siI
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Assembly.
ALaAxy. March 10, 1884.
APr0RfI0Nnnfr OF AssxnBLv.
Mr.. ILrrIEJoHN, from the Committee on Appointment
reported the following for members Of Assembly under
the now census:-
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The steamer Golden AGE sailed to-day, taking ss73 300
In treasure, f which $40, Ts3 gc~s for New YORK.
The steamer Moses Taylor, from Nicaragua, with pas
sengeu from New York, 2oth of February has arrived
The funeral Of Hon. = H. Parker was yesterday at
tended BY several thousand citizsns
despatch from Pcrtisnd 10 day says George nadue
noted gambler was shot dead yesterday morning u
is supposed BY hichssI Gallagher who IL nov under
arrest
The oreso- Bsra's. democratic daily, has ju.s
appeared.
General Mcdowell is on his way back her. from Arr
vigilance committee Is organizing IN Montana II
numbers thousand six hundred member and 70 In
creasing perfect police ystem IL maintained.
Mining stocks are ltle stronger Ophr 500
Becher t7oS, Alpha $50, yellow Jacket s7es Emplre
500 choIlsr Pososi tsss savage 81 .o2o Hale Nor
crvss Jees5
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Hows Sewing Maehias Company
BLfAs HOWE, Jr. President No. es sro.d-sy Assnss
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

BERxaAx-DAvE.-On Monday. March g. by the Rev.
j. G. butcher, MExtS J. BHRRiAs 70 LxlE A, daughter
Of tho late Egbert Davis, Esq, all OF this city.
GArrNAs-Sruy.-In this city on "Wednesday, March
RAH eldest dspshter Of Simon Stulf ESQ, OF this city
Aberdeen Miss papers please copy.
KEEvER--WHnsEy. Ey.-On "Wednesday, February %, at
the residence OF tho BRIDES father by the Rev. H. c.
Towniey, J. FLkToruR KHErxR TO Miss ADDE WHITNEY, all
of Peekskill NJ Y.
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he steamer u. q. cra.s s-~H.

the Steamer Y. .. Grast sunk.
OrlnA, March 10, 1904
The steamer A Grsnt from ~ Louis for the Upper
nsour, sunk "a sorss u The mDuth of the Pisfts
ys"srdsY Lo. esslmsssd q sl,o,co nspwrpsvu
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r.sAias sss sss,osAoH xssAlna On Bros1wsI.
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meteatfe's Great Rheumatfe Remedy
ry-. rn,nsdiss rsef q al eases o Rh.urnsu.n Ssa
tpe s powerh mNcal ns effect Immediate, and u
Ssv.r ts 70 .radca's ever symptom Of the dis>sse sod
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Prfse. Paid
rf Information furnished The hlsheat rsiss Pad Tor
douol1ons ard Al kinfs ~ rid and silv~r
TAYLOR CO. Bankers. 10 wall street, "
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Grover s.d Bakers Highest Premism
ss-t.c stitch and Loct stitch sewing Nschines No 900
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Csshed. Draw
ings cireuisrs and Information sent
j. r. CLAYTON 10 wall street. ny
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sHIPPIN NEW S.
Port Of New York, March 10, 1860.

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Teeth Inserted az short Notfce.-Terms
reasouabl~ and saisfscton rven svenue
doors shove Fourtsenih street. do
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Desideratsm.-Perrx,s Moth IN

tRECKLE LOTION. Dsoolorston called moth pstrh~.
and frsskles are eGectn.l removed b. using Peys eee
brsted Lotion. Prepared BY DR. r. g. PERRY Dern.sl
gst ~ Bond street. New York sold drurrsss Pror
", Call for Ferry'- hosh and Freckie Lotion.
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a Boon.-ward's Ladies Paper Collars
aud Cufa Also Gents, Wholesale and retail A Wholesale
prce - With drs.nE o. Different .xe. sen, FREE 70 the
trade s. ". H. WARD. H Broadway, ~ "
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| Defiance Fire ssd Burglar Proof safes.
Larss assor,msnt ss % Murray College
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Address-Pollak 4 Son, Msersehaum
70 order. noun tsd and repaired.
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rca-0ents. Youihs Boys and chidren'a ali quite equal
20 custom work BRoKLw BROS. a. IAfaysit, pisas'
And - FOURTH avenue. opposite Cooper Union.
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Boy MiIisr's Hair Dye.-SatsraI and
tursee Easily .gllied Large size Is eents Sold by
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All Prizes Csshsd In Legal Lettsrses.-
D. cLUrE. Broker. i7s Broadway
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corns, Bunions. Enlarged Joints and
s diseases Of the feet y Dr. ZAcHARIE 30 Broad
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by direction OF Lieutenant Mare supported by deiach
ment OF African sharpshooters under Captain Adam,
played havoc among them Their loss Is not yet known
but Il must have been ten twelve killed and hfteen
wounded. within Eve weeks this Is the third time the
liberals have come 70 our very doors
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Perfumery.-Thc "Nfght bloom ing Ce-
REus," distilled BY PHALON SOS. from the rare noser
Of that name b Oh. most ccgsn, perfume that placed
upon the toilet t~be Nature and have rvaiied each
other IN i production and ts fAgsncs ro,ent IA
asserting the genty of those who &. than
csdes aud unnistakable Kids.
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BY NJ CoSeDos-ReIalive 70 the New York Medical
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-08-08

lilies, the child stretched ont its hand
for them. \ sudden thought struck
the King as he observed this
"Scc how. eagerly Louis is regarding
them :" he said, tnrning to the Count,
"I.ct him have them."
Ni;h 4 fond smile the father took the
flowers and held them before the boy,
who catcbinr them with both his
dinnlcd hands raised them with
cirrtrl >hont to his }jnS,
INSTANTLY q dcad}y Dallor oycrspread
his facc and with a faint gasp he fell
dead in his fathers arms.
The Countess had kept q fnrtive
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RECESS.

in GCCOFQaEEe Will I"o
adopted in the morning, the following
gentlemen were nominated for delegates
to represent the State at large, viz hon.
James l.. Orr, Hon. }. L. Manning, Hon-
D. l.. WardIaw, Hon. c. ". Dudley,
Hon. :. NcAHley, Hon. }. B. Campbell,
Hon. 7. \. DawkinS
On motion of Mr.. Garlington, the vote
was ordered to be taken viva voce BY
Districts-the chairman Of each District
delegation announcing the vote Of hl8
District-which resulted as follows:
Abbev:le, 6 votes-Orr, Nardlaw,
Perry, Campbell.
Anderson, 5-O7r, Perry, Trescot,
Wardlaw.
Barnwell, 5-Orr, Campbell, Perrr,
Wardiaw.
Beaufort, 5--0rr, Perry, Trescot,
Campbell.
Berkeley, 9-Or?, Campbell, Manning
Dawkins.
Charleston, 22-CampbelI, Orr, Ward
law, Dudley.
Chester, 4-Or7, NcAliley, Perry,
Campbell.
Chesterfield, 3--Orr, Manning, Tres
COZ, Dudley.
CoNvton, G-CaInpbc!l, Orr, Trescot.
}Tardlaw.
Clarendon, 4-Nanning, Orr, Perry
Trcscot.
Darlington, 4-Orr, Manning, Perry,
TreScot.
Fairfield, 4-Orr, Perry, Nar&Iaw.
TrcScot.
Georgetown, 4-Qrr, Manning, Tres
cot, Campbell.
C;recnvi!le, 5--Orr, Perry, Campbell.
Manning.
Kcrs6aw, 3-0rr, Perry, Manning,
WardlaW.
Lancaster, 3-Grr, Perry, Chesnut,
NardlaW.
Laurens, 5-Orr, Perry, Wordlaw,
Campbell.
Lexington, 3-0rr, Perry, Manning,
Campbell.
Marion, 4-Orr, Manning, Perry, Tres
cot.
Marlboro, 3-orr, Manning, Perry.
Campbell.
Newberry, 4-Orr, Manning, Perry,
Campbell.
Orangeburg, +-Orr, Perry, Manning,
Campbell.
Pickens, Orr, Trescot, Perry Camp
bell
Richland, 5-Orr, Nardlaw, Campbell,
Chestnut
Spartanburg, 6-Orr, Perry, Manning,
Dawkins.
Sumter, 4-Orr, Manning, Perry,
Chesnut.
Union, 4-Orr, Manning, Perry, Daw-
kins.
Williamsburg, s-Orr, Campbell, Man
ming, Dawkins.
Whole number of votes l41 Ofwhich
Orr received, al ; Perry, 80 Campbell,
%; TreScot, 43 Manning, 66 ; Chesnut,
-; Dudley, 25 Wardlaw, 81; Dawkins,
g; NcAlilcy, !.
IessrS. Orr, Campbell and Perry were
elected Delegates from the State at large.
The balloting for the fourth Delegate
was then proceeded with:
Abbeville, 6 votes--W ardiaw.
Anderson, 5-Trescot.
Berkley, 0-Manning.
Charleston, 22-Wardia7
Chester, 4--Trcscot.
Chesterfield, 5-Manning.
Clarendon, 3-ManninS.
CoIleton, 6-Wardlaw.
Darlington, 4-Manning.
Fairfield, 4-W Wardiav.
Georgetown, 4-Nanning.
Greenville, 5-Nauning.
kershaw, 3-Manning.
Lancaster, 3-Wardlaw.
Laurcns, 5-Manning.
Lexington, 3-Manning.
Marion, 4-Manning.
Marlboro, 3-Mannng.
Newberry, 4-Manning.
Orangeburg, Attaining.
Pickens, 5-N ardlaw
Richlani, 5-Wardlaw.
Spartanburg, 6-ManniDg.
Sumter, 4-Manning.
Union, 4-Nanning.
Williamsburg, 3--Manning.
Whole number of votes, 141. Of
which Manning received II; Wardlaw,
81; Trescot, 9.
Hon. J. L. Manning having received n
majority of the votes cast, was declared
elected.
The following are the delegates from
the Congressional Districts:
lst--R Dozier, F. J. Noses sr.
2d-W P. Shingler, 7. Y. Simons.
SD. l.. WardIaw, S. MCGOWAN.
4th-T n. Dawkins, Jas. Farrow.
Mr.. ". A. Harris moved that the off,
cial proceedings Of the Convention be
published in the papers of the city, and.
tnat the papers Of the State be requested