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About my brains,' ie Shakespeare for |
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09
The Revolt in Cuba.

BALTIMORE, July 9.-The Baltimore Sun pub
lishes the following account of the reported
revolt in Cuba which was received from Captain
Rollins, of the steamer Cuba, which arrived yes
terday. She left Havana on the 4th instant. A
few hours previous to sailing, a citizen of
Havana received letters from Puerto Principe,
giving an account of a serious revolt in that
place. The Cuban officials had not made public
any account of the affair, but the statements of
the writer of the letter are said to have created
intense excitement in Havana. The substance
of the letter is to the folio wing effect:-
about the 29th ultimo information was sent by
the civil and military authorities of Puerto Prin-
cpe to the Captain. General at Havana that in
that place, as well as in the neighborhood, a
spirit of revolt was observed for some time past
and reasonable language used openly in public
houses. The authorities at Havana, however,
paid no heed to the warning until ne VS. came
that portion Of the population had broken out
in open revolt, and declared tor the indepen.
dence of Cuba and separation from the Spanish
Govern ment. On the 1st inst. military force
consisting of five companies stationed at Puerto
Principe, were sent against the insurgents TO
bring them to order. fight ensued, Ill which
the Colonel was killed, and two officers mortaly
wounded, while three companies OF Spanish sol
dieIs went over 10 the insurgents. The latter
thus reinforced, and numbering over 1000, pro.
ceeded TO the mountain region. The moment
this news was known in Havan4 three
steamers we're despatched with troops to the
place OF revolt, but before they were fairly on
their way, which was on the Sd, stirring intell-
gence arrived that four steamers, with two thou,
sand troops on board made their appearance
near Neuvitas, bearing the Chllian flag, and
effected landing in the vicinity. All the dis
contented thereupon proceeded to the place of
rendezvous, and 1t was believed that the revolt
had its ramihcations throughout the whole
Island. Among those who left Puerto Principe,
there were about one thousand negroes, who it
is asserted were armed by their owners to ioin
the insurgents. The whole affair was looked
upon as general revolution of the natives to
free themselves rom the Spanish rule"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09
TH EDITION
GREAT Oil FIRE.
a mother Conhagration i'm
the Oil Region.
10000 BARRELS OF OIL BURNED.

LOUISVILLE, Pa, July s.-A great fire occurred
on Bennehof run last night. During a thunder
storm the lightning struck the gaspipe in the
Western Union Telegraph we'll The fire quickly
communicated to the tank, which exploded, and
the oil ran down the run, causing the flames to
communicate with several other tanks, which
in turn exploded, and caused one OF the heaviest
condaerations ever experienced in the oil re-
gions. Between eighteen and twenty large pro-
ducing wells were burned up, including two or
three large flowing wells, among which were
the Sheridan and Western Union TELEGRAPH
Wells, both of them large flowing wells. The
Sheriean had eight or nine tanks filed with oil,
all of which were destroyed. AS far as ascer-
tanned, some 20 900 barrels of oil were destroyed,
and some estimate the number ut a much larger
figure. The oil was foot thick as it ran down
Bennehoff run to Oil creek, where also between
twenty and thirty derrcks were destroyed, the
wells of which we're in various stages of COM
petion. The loss cannot be estimated at pre-
sent, but must be very heavy.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09

BERLIN Jure 23 1t is officially announced that
the Prussian alliance has been accepted by all the
orth German States, with the exception OF Saxony
Har over, Hesse, and Nassau.
The MecklenbuIg and Oldenburg armies have
been modified. They Will form a reserve CORDS
with the other troops of Northern Germany near
1Organ,
WEIMER June 25 The Prussan Envoy in this
CITY has received a despatch from his Government
announcing the withdrawal from the COME ederaton
o the following States;-
O'denbUrg, Anhalt, the two Meek klenburgs
schwarzburg, CObuIg, Atenburg, Waldeck and
Detmod
The despatch adds that several other States of
Northern Germany are upon the point of coming to
O similar resolution. .H.
LUBBOCK, June THE Senate of this town has
voted reso uti0n, subject to the approval of the
Council Of Burghers, declannR that the town of
Lubbock pronounces without reserve in favor OF an
alliance with Prussia and forbids the Lube ,k reDre.
sentative at the Federal Diet to take part in the
Diets Ieso outiOns. '0r
PRUSSIA AND HANOVER.
BERLIN June 25.-Ihe Prusslan Government has
decided not 20 carry out the case Of Hanover the
measures allowed by international law agaiust the
trade and shipping Of hostile country, aud has
Instructed the commanders oil the Prussian men-Of-
war TO neither blockade HauOVeran ports nor seize
private property az sea, with the exception OF con
traband Of war belonging TO HanOveFiahs.
Brunswick has notified to the Prussian Govern.
ment her Willingness 70 support the Prussian pro.
FVtaR AvA kStVt9Ag
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Arrival OF the steamer "New York;
from AspLnM MalI-SI ,l3O, 900 In Cold.

from Asplnwall-sI,i3 100000 In Gold.
New YORK July 9.-The steamer Nelo York,
arrived from Aspinwall, brings Panama dates to
the lst inst, and 81, ,43O, 600 in gold from San
Francisco. |
Chilli Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador are said to
have formed league to free Cuba from Spain,
and application has been made to Venezuela and
Colombia to Join the allance-the three first
named to furnish money, and the Others men;
while hopes are entertained of help from the
United States by the emigration of Southerners
through Florida. .. .... ....
Advices from Bogota announce the installa-
tion OF the new President, Mosquera. He has
disapproved of the act of Congress giving GER
tain annuites to nuns, in consideration OF the
conhscation of their property. The Senate
insisted on carrying out its measure, and the
result was that an armed mob paraded the
streets and entered the Senate Chamber, and
by threats compelled Congress to sanction the
veto of the President. This is thought to be
the first step towards Mosquera declaring him
self permanent Dictator. .. .. 80
The contracts made by Mosquera while Minis
ter to Europe to sell the Panama Railroad, to
build railroad across Chiquiri, and others of a
foolish nature unpublished, but which will
never be realized, give an impetus to these
schemes in order to force the Panama Railroad
| Company to improve their facilities.
Everything denoted speedy revolution
throughout the republic; but ii Mosquera does
not die, he will probably fight his way through.
Matters are gloomy along the south coast.
| Great dissatisfaction exists in Chilli, and a
change OF government must soon take place.
Peru seems on the verge OF a revolution. The
return of cod Boots" Cartella appears the
signal for disturbance, and he is hard at
| work trying to get into power again. The
| deer ee of Prado against certain Church prlvi-
| leges has hurt him greatly, and the banishment
| OF the Spanish gives great dissatisfaction
Central America remains tranquil. Costa
The Isthmus is quiet, but a change in the
| Government is anxiously looked for. The early
rains have caused much dysentery.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09
O,hsr Onsrs,ions L. Italy.
THE AUsTRIANs DESCEND FROM THE sTELvIo p
INTO IoMBARDY

THE AUsTRIANs DESCEND FROM THE sTELvIo PASS
INTO LoMBARDY.
BIRNE June "a The Austrians have occupied
she heiphts of Stelvio
Garibaldi is near Lake Garda
MILAN, June 25 An Austrian detachment has
descended from the Stelvio Pass and occupied
BOTmo in Lombardy, last NIGHT.
PARIS June 2b The MoniteUT of this evening
says;-The AustTans deboHchlng from the Ste VIC
Pass, in the Tyrol seem to so ect movement which
will bring them In the Italian rear.
MOVEMENTS OF TEE ITALIAN FLEET.
FLORENCE, June 25.-The lta ian feet lett Iareno
on the 23d. Its destination is unknown.
DIFFAT OF AUsTRIANs BY ITALIAN VOLUNTEERS
BREsoIA, June 2s, 7. VI -ro-uay an engagem mt
took place between the Italian volu and the
AusuIans, between the bridge OF Canaro aud Lon /.
zone. The Austrlans were repulsed, leaviuP several
XII ed and wounded. The volunteers had no losses.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09
From MexicO-ImperiaI Reports of the
Situation.

SAN FRANCISCO, July ga letter from the
Imperial Governor of the Department of Topic,
Mexico states that the Liberal General Crono
has withdrawn to Cullcan, leaving small de-
tGchments near Mazatan to annoy the French.
he had made no offensive movement since the
9TH of May.
The Imperlalists had received orders to com
mence an active campaign in sinolo and
Sonora.
Some of the Juarists had appeared at several
points in Jalisco, but were easily repulsed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09

brethren II would ceItainlv have been cheap at the
G, st OF every pelny in Italian purses or even OF
every masterpiece in Italian galleries but as 1t was
to oti erwlse, IL MAJ be as well perhaps, that the
Ital ans should have gone through this baptism OF
blood. The Issue of the war IN Germany, and tho
rec OF Eul opeaB public opinion, may work out In
behalf ol Venice that Liberation which, as 1t would
OF be effected By al an arms after seven
years war Ike prepaIat ons 1t must 30 hard with
the lta iaIs Il, whe her in defeat or victory they
do not find a way where they nave shown SO ST onF
up,n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09
MaTkets bV TeIegraph.

NEW York, July 9-Cotton firm at 3693sc
Flour is dull 5000 barrels sold State S6'6O9l0'l6i
Ohio SS 76918T6j Western SO bOgS lOi Southern
dian dropping, sales Of 800 barrels at s99l3 80.
Wheat heavy sales Of 1000 bushels No. Mllwau.
kee is quoted at S2.40' Corn declining; sales OF
$1,000 bushels at $4,000. Beet quiet Pork
heavy 1900 barrels Mess sold at eSSaS27k, Lard
dpu, Mhisky dpl.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09
-ArriuaI of Steamers.

New YORK, July 9.-The steamer city of
Manohester, from Liverpool, Morning Star, from
New Orleans, and Ne,o York, frem Aspinwall,
have arrived.
The Oity of Manchester passed the steamer
Edinburgh, for Liverpool of Galley Head.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09
ARGUMENT OF WILLIAM A. PORTER, ESQ.,,

In the Case of the Pennsylvania and Sun
bury and Erie Railroad Companies vs..
The Atlantic and Great Western, Cata-
wissa, Reading and Fest Pennsylvania
Railroad COmpanIes-On behalf of the
Defendants-Denvered before the Su-
preme Court at WiihOeharre.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09
Respect to the Memory OF Lieutenant
General Scott.

SAN Francisco, July s.-The flags were dii
played at half-mast yesterday in honor of tn
memory of Lieutenalt-Genrral Scott an
hali-hourly guns we're fred from all the fort
in the harbor.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09
THE WEATHER IN NEW YORK.
II Twenty-s ven Deaths -
from SunstrOlxe.

New York, July 9.-Thrty.three cases of sun
stroke occurred yesterday, twenty-seven being
fatal. The weather is rather cooler to-day, and
tie sky is overcast.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09
The Advance of General Cial-
dini Postponed.

No Fighting Yet Reported
in the North.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09

A Son Of Victor Emanuel and Several
of His Generals Wounded.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09

THE WAR in EUROPE.
--~-~D>~~~-~o..~ ~~,,--~>-~~~~~O~~~>~-
Great Battle Between the Aus
trian and Italian Armies.
..-,-D,,-v.,,v-v.,,~o>,~,~~~~
Italians Defeated after Long
and Bloody Engagement.
.---~>~-~~~~>->cO~->~~~,~--
They Sustain Heavy Losses and are
Forced to RecrOsS the MinCiO.
A Son of Victor Emanuel and Several
of His Generals Wounded.
The Austrians Capture Several Cannon
and Two Thousand Prisoners.
~~D-~oo~~or~U>~o~.~~~,>~~~~~~
Six Hundred Austrian Pri-
sOnerS Sent to Milan.
-~~-~~o~o~->>,-->oo->~>~~~-~-~
Great Courage and Endurance Dis
played by Both Armies.
--oo--..y,~-,,~Do,oo~,~~o-~~~~~-
The Italians Overwhelmed by Supe-
rior Numbers.
The Advance of General Cial-
dlni Postponed.
No Fighting Yet Reported
in the North.
Probable Capitulation Of the Eano-
verian Army.
~ooO>~~~~>>,oooc~-~~~~~-D-~~-~
ETC., Etc.. Etc, Etc., Etc.
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They Sustain Heavy Losses and are
Forced to RecrOsS the MinciO.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09
THE WAR in EUROPE.
Great Battle Between the Aus
trian and Italian Armies.

Italians Defeated after a Long
and Bloody Engagement.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09

The Austrians Capture Several Cannon
and Two Thousand Prisoners,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09

Six Hundred Austrian Pri-
SOners Sent to Milan.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09

The Italians Overwhelmed by Supe-
rior Numbers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09
Probable Capitulation Of the Kano.
verian Army.
The WAR INITALY.

Heavy Battle Between the italian and
Austrian Armies - the latter Conn.
pIetely VtctOrtOUs-Tho Italians Re-
crSss the MiRcIO.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09

Great Courage and Endurance Dis
played by Both Armies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-26
rv,o,,for,c Notice.
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

DISCOVERY OF THE REMAINS OF wv
FREY LUKERD, THE MURDERER'-A ie'-
ter received in this CITY, yesterday ~
Mr.. John Lump, stated that the re-
mains of Godfrey Lukerd, who muir
lerod Mrs. Riddle, in Centre Wheeling,
"a Saturday night last, had been found
aoeting in the Ohio river, near Bares-
Vile, thirty miles below here. The let.
ter was written by Jacob Grobal, sad
iler doing business in Baresyille, who
was at one time fellow,apprentice ofLu'
kerd's in this city, and who
was we'll acquainted with the deceased.
1t seems that the body was found
hoating in the river on Monday evening.
1t was taken from the water, Coroner's
inquest was held, and the remains were
inferred near the river bank. The re-
mains were recognized by no one, but
npon them was found small book and
papers which left no reason to doubt
that the body was that of Lukerd the
murderer The people of Baresville had
not heard of the murder and of course
did not know that Lukerd had
been a fugitive from justice The book,
papers, ETC., were placed in possession
Of the Coroner, who took them to his
Office in Baresville. Among others who
called at the Office to see the articles was
Mr.. Grobal. He Immediately recog-
nized the handwriting Ct Lukerd and
informed the Coroner Of the fact GrObal
then wrote to Mr.. Lump, in this city,
to know whether Lukerd had been
drowned or was missing from tiis city.
a police officer and a number'Ot per
sons from this city went down 10 Bares-
Vile yesterday to have the remains
taken up and examined, in order 10 DO
certain that they were those of Lukerd
the murderer. The body Off that of the
murderer) will be brought here to day.
1t is presumed that Immediately after
committing the horrible deed, Lukerd
ran down to the river and drowned him.
self As the river was rising rapidly his
body floated further down the stream
than it would have done had not the
sudden freshet been swelling the river
aud its tributaries.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-26

FLoUR-Home and Aborad.-At new
York, ranges from Sc so to 50 IS; at Us.
wego, from $40 to $40 Is iat Toledo, NIL
waukee, Philadelphia. Buffalo, Albany
and Baltimore, it is reported dull with Il =. a
downward tendency. Atst. LOUIS, >. II 20 %
81 so to $40 IA; at Chicago, d % r. % "a 3
to SO so; at Wheeling, from slI d az IL the
p Mhy is tits is in New York; Perhaps
aome Of o onr dealers OF manufacturers can
tell US.