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SUSPICIOUS -Willam Armstrong and John LETTER were
arragned before Judge Ledwh yesterday charged with
attempt at burglary ON the premises No. Is East
Twenty FIRST street. Thomas Reddng, OF Ito West Nine
teenth street. the 10th inst Il Waterman on the
premses) hearing noise up stairs and found the
prisoners who at his approach, fed He pursued them,
and securing their arrest found them jimmy and
skeleton key, and ascertaned, examination that
the door had been pod OPEN The prisoners both stated
that they up stairs for fun. They committed
TO answer without bail
SUSPECTED EXTENSIVE LARCENY By FEMALE DoxHs-
TIC Anne Hughes recently in the employ Of John Il
ockersbausen las Henry street. domestic servant,
arraigned yesterday at the Essex Market Police
Court upon complaint OF her late employer who charges
her with larceny II appears from the statement or Mr.
Ockershausen that for time past he been per-
picked by the sudden disappearance OF various articles Of
diamond jewery, which reached In the aggregate the
amount OF $4e6. including Available gold watch. HIS
suspicious being aroused by the actions and movements
of the girl Anne he last week procured search
from Justice Mansfield, under authority OF which he
examined her trunks, failing, however to obtain any
evidence that would her with the annoying lar
cenies Certain small articles however, were found,
which have been, 1t Is sad Identified by the Rev. Mr.
Buyers Of Oyster Bay in whose family Anne had been
employed In the same capacity in the family Of Mr.
and which were stolen during her term OF
service Under these circumstances Justice Mansfield
committed Anne temporarily to allow opportunity to
obtain If possible additional evidence against her.
ALLEGED LARCENY HARNESS Thomas Fox was
arragned yesterday at the Fourth District Police Court
upon the double complaint Of James Carson and Philip
Schultz charged with the larceny Of OF harness
together of the value of S75 The harness stolen
from stable the Of Second avenue aud East
Thirty ninth street, and it is said found in the
possession of tine accused. Justice Kelly committed
Fox TO answer In the sum Of $500 each complaint
boy named thomas Cavanagh who is suspected the
person who stole the harness and disposed of 1t
other prisoner temporarily committed to allow the
detectives an opportunity to procure additional evidence
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M & xIC o.

General O'HOran Offers 60 Surrender the
Capital-Acapulco i'm the Hands of the Lib
ernls-G General Alvarez mt Cuernavaca. &c.
SAN FRANCISCO, March I6 1867.
General o'Horan, imperialst, commanding tho city OF
Mexico addressed proposition OF arrangement to Gen.
eral Leva republican, commanding cuernavaca to sur.
render the city.
The liberals in peaceful possession OF Acapulco.
letter from General Alvarez to Consul Godoy in this
city, dated Cuernavaca, February Is, says-"Maxim-
Ian left the CITY Of Mexico with Marquee at the head OF
two thousand men, aud must now be at Queretaro,
where from six TO eight thousand tiraeurs are as
sembed General Escobedo Is marching with twelve
thousand men to attack them the way and will in
corporate army with the forces OF Generals Regues
Auza, Antllon and other officers; total amounting 10
about eight thousand men.
"My opinion is that in one month more the so-called
empire will have terminated forever I give you nv
best congratulations for such favorable news and
mend you to give IL to our friends
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coed further he found 10 be at that time impossible
Unable navigate 10 he reluctantly compelled tn
return. His active employment in the public seryics
during the war throughout the greater part Of which
he in command Of an army hospital with from
three TO five thousand inmates has hitherto delayed tho
publication of his discoveries Dr. Hayes writes in an
easy, fluent style, which naturally rises, however to
eloquence when he describes the terrible grandeur OF
Arctic scenery. II Is enough 70 say OF the typographical
execution Of this that It bears the imprint Of the
Riverside Press
SERIALS.
The Are Maria, weekly Catholic journal, "particu-
larry devoted to the Holy Mother OF God" and encour
aged and approved by the highest authority Of the
Church, is published at Notre Dame University In In
diana
The Gulasy for March Is contains among its usual
riety OF entertaining matter important practical
tcle Pawnbrokers and Savings Banks entitled s'The
Bankers Of the Poor,n by Edward Rowland and Cos
sppy sketch Of the poet swinburue, by W. WILDWOOD
Raada
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TINE PRIZE aIHs.

Arrangements for . Fight between Sam
Collycr and Barney Aaron.
Il has been pretty generally understood among tho
fancy that arrangements were being made for match
between Sam CoIyer, the well known champion Of light
weights, and Barney Aaron, though vas also known
that there failure Of agreement between the two
men - to where the fight would take place. Al SEQ
ond meeting, however, this point settled between
the two and articles drawn up and signed for fight
for the championship and purse Of 3d. 600 the miin
10 take place In the month Of June next The stakes
are 10 be increased TO 5000 II In the meantime an
agreement 70 that effect shall b made between the pria
cipsle no locaty QalaQiad b. not ysi traSspis1G
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BROOKLYN INTELLIaENCE.

SOUTHERN RHTv-The congregations In the various
churches reminded yesterday by the cerymen that
in some sections Of tho South the people in press
ing need Of tbs necessaries Of e that thev In
want Of food dothIng, and in many cases, shelter Con-
butions taken up for the sufferers and, for the
limited numbe who attended service, the donations were
LIBERAL
An ALLEGED THEY CAUGHT By A BLIND MAx-Juan
Martinez yo,ng eighteen years Of age, caught
the ofJohn Harrington, blind man, residing
In Baltic street. on Saturday night Harrison had just
located himsslfn bed when he became Of fact
that there was mother occupsat In the He felt
under the bed and there found the prisoner, who
handed tothc police Of the Forty precinct and
locked up 70 answer.
ACCIDENT TO GATE TENDER AT FULTON FERRY.-A horse
attached TO shgh belonging to Walter Co., Of Hobo.
KEN took fgh in Fulton street yesterday afternoon and
ran away Th occupants Of tho sleigh thrown out
and the horse made dash through the gates at the ferry
which Joseph henderson, ono Of the cato tenders was
about closing. Mr.. Henderson was struck on the head
by one OF themand knocked senseless but his injuries
are not Of dangerous character He was taken TO his
home In Johnsn street.
THE FnHnux ~ THE EAsrERx DISTRICT AND THE DxpARr.
nESr uxDtonsderable alarm Ia felt among the East
srn District ren in regard TO the disposition OF tho de-
parment fund about in the event Of the passage
OF the Paid Ere Department bill. Al the last meeting
Of the Board d Representatives committee. consisting
Of hessrs Fireman, Voorhees, Donovan. Holmes and
ton 10 save thI fund for the members Of the present
Volunteer DEPARTMENT in the event Of ts supersedurc.
The Chief Engkeer has ordered Engine Company No. II
discontinue duty until further orders, and sixteen
members have been deprived OF their badges The en-.
CINE has been Srned ongue ln.n This action was In
ducsd BY the ftquent complaints Of the police and ctI
zens In the nehborhood Of tho engine house, which
situated In Deve street.
PHonAms TAAI ACCIDENT On Saturday afternoon
boy named Lis Fisher, residing with his parents at
81 Johnson sssst, T. D., was run over in the same
neiRhborhood 3 horse and wagon driven by Henry
Haas, grocer oing business ct 1s7 EVEN street The
boys injuries Ire Of serious nature, one leg being
broken and thdDther terribly torn.
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PROBABLE Loss ur THE sAak TRANSIT.

NEW ORLEANS, March 10, 1867.
The bark Transit, from New York for New Orleans
struck Mosce shoals going ashore during the thick
weather The wreckers have charge OF her and have
saved portion Of her cargo II uncertain whether
the vessel can be saved or not The captain, Jove
Nassau, reports the Transit 10 DO No. bark, Of
i've hundred and seven tons, and s owned In New York
by 8 K Killer.
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lrur FLOOD IN the WEST.

CAIRO, March IL 1901
Great susrIn exists In Mound City In consequence OF
the inundaion6 that town. The citizens OF Cairo to-
day sent up bat with provisions and fifteen hundred
dollars in inonk for the sufferers, which joyfully
received Thdrans on the Illinois Central railroad run
through water hbout foot deep for distance Of
three hundred yards, Of Mound City Junction. The
isvss is ssll On
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NOVA SCOTIA PARLIAMENT.

HALIFAX, March IT. 1861.
Parliament met ON Saturday. The Governors speech
congatulates the prosperous and peaceful condition Of
the province, the OF the Confederation amond-
ment. lively session Is anticipated.
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A TRUTH.

The weakness Of the stomach family perforfn9
its Offices only occssioned BY the debility Of the stomach
and their various branches by being plasered
with phegm and acid dree indeestibe meals oReI
sive drinks other matters which remaining long
sumo corroding quality. BRANDETH'S PILLS remove
all these difficulties and restore the stomach perfect vgor,
and should be at used by those who having lost In
pursuit OF health See advertisement Eighth page
headed,
BRANRDETH,S PILLS
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SUSPENSION Or the FREDERICKSBURG MUNICIPAL ELECTION
eY ORDER Of GENERAL scHoFElD.

RIcHnosD, March II, 1857.
General schoneld has suspended the municipal cleo.
ton Fredericksburg. It 10 probable that he will do
shs same all tho State, and the old officers will
hold on until new election.
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BRANRDErH's PILLS.

A.-Fer Brown DiscoloratiQns. called MOTH
and Frcckles Perrys Moth and Frcckle Pre-
pared BY Dr. b. c. PERRY, ~ Bond street. Sold BY all
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1S67.-Spring Fashions.
SEE j. W. BRADLEY'S
NEW EMPRESS INVISIBLE TRAIL
IN THE
CELEBRATED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SpRINa

The most GRACEFUL and ELEGANT SKIRTS madA
Also. ali thu FASHIONABLE SHAPES In the .PRID9
OF THk WORLD," "PARIS TRAIL and all OTHERS
Of our r0rULAR STYLES. See PARTICULARS IN shs
FOR SALE IN ali FfRsr CLASS STORES in tho UNr-
TED STATES and MANY OTHER COUNTRIES. A.
WHOLESALE by the Exclusive Manufacturers and sols
owners Of PATENT
" VESTS BRADLEY CARY
"a Chambers and 70 and III Reade strests n Y.
ALSO, AT WHOLESALE BY LEADING JOBBKRa
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Address.-Pollal s. SON, Manufacturers, 009
Broadway Fourth have the finest and argess
stock OF MEERsCAUM goods In the country, 1t modsfato
prices. Boiling 81.
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A.-Mott's Chemical Pcmsde Restores Gray
hair and decidedly the best Hair Dressing used Sold By
RCSHTON, 10 Aston House. and BY all druggists.
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A.-I.ndies and Gentlemen,
please call Examine ready made Clothing for 0on
Boys and Youths, and learn the recent prlces.
BROKAW BROTHERS, g. Lafayette place.
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An Evil Lesson
learned, Beeizebub said the peder, whom he
wanted him to - bogus imitation Of PHALON'S tx
QUSITE NIGHT BLOOMING CERUS round tho country
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MISSOURI POLITICS.

ST. LOUIS March II, 1887.
The Democratic State Central Committee publish re-
quest that the democracy in the several Congressional
districts in this State will appoint delegates 70 the Ma
tonal Democratic Convention to be held in Louisville
XIV Nav Z.
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All Prizes Cashed In Legal Lotteries.-Circs-
j. CLUTE, Broker. i7s Broadway.
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sI Ba5slsn,s Reysrsible Sswi1F, xM scchhI!EeSk-
for hand FOOT 423 Principal oce 600 Broad
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Crlstadoro,s Hair Dye.--The Best Ever Man
ufacurcd. Wholesale and retail; also applied 81 Mo-
Aato
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Barflettss Reversible Sewing Machines ae
3l5. Nine DEMORESTS Emporium Of Fashion,
No. l73 Broadway.
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Florence, Rsyers!bIe Eesd x.cu,vv.
500 Broadway. New York
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JAMES L. JACKSON 4 BROTHER, Twenty.eighlh
street. Second and Tweny.nnth street. nsnuf.p
turers of every description or IRON WORK FOB BUILD.
ING PURPOSES Iron Building Fronts, Orders Columns,
Beams shutters Vault Lights, RaingS stable Fixtures,
patent Opera House Chairs &c Particular attention pal4
10 the Manufacture hns Castings
Esfirn fur sh w
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ROYAL Havana BOssery.-Prizes Paid In .
gold Information furnished The highest rates psd tsf
Doubloops and NIL kinds OF Gold and silver
TAYLOR Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street. M. I
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ron Work for BuildiBSs.

Hosye,s Scales and safcs-Warranted %
: FRANK r. HOWE BRO, 1e4 Broadway.
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ou Miss TerRses sqa EnsmessaI Hair
ELOKS IL Bond street. ~ss'-s' -
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RoynI Ham, ;,,. ..on m. md all Legal Lcsssry
j. r. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street. New YORK.
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The Howe nIcshinss ,Cc.'S lock stitch sew-
sewing machinel. President SOP, Rrsadwav New York
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Grover 4 Bakers HIghe.s Premium sswias
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eAss sas s. s:sss! Is :sss sewn"
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Weed Sswins M, lchiue.-Imprsved Whecss
or drop feed. salesroopl 6iS Broadway
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VESTS BRADLEY CARY,
ALSO Al Is ALT By vi sfss 'ifS
aeen A TRUTH. ...-
The Weakness Of the stomach and y. family psrsoming
.;,S The. ..Iis%:
sys drink ohe es matters ssh ssnpS long ~
all these ncutes restore the stomach psrfsc vsor.
See %
headed.
BRASRDETa's PILLS.
ss:T$ SjSss!';sssss: s-i.s$ f:s
.,: !:
prices. Boiling 81.
.:s r.. g.. bs..s: .. ss
RUsHToN, 10 Aston House and BY all drusssts
n: Il, ans and co,,,,
AND ssd s'IG 5i Lafayette
All Prize. Cashed In Legal Lotteries.-Circs-
). cLUTE, Broker I7s Broadway.
81. r' as: sssasf'' 1ss:s'%s $500. IS
1:5s ~. .u. . svH MsssSk
for hand FOOT at ss Principal oinos s Brood
Rss.s z. S|s Hair P,sTss Hs:t I. sns
ous ' Factory 81 Barclay street.. '''''' ''-'
Ia: .n 1,:Ts so R sss. z';s
Florence I SsEsHs'sIF s SE:ssss ..sHIsss
Grover & Bakers Highest Premium Sewing
al. sn Send srS %
'' ''''I fhA SIX = T. HOVE BRO ~ broadway
Jz ssa w2r' sG feE Ssl'al' sssoruER rw.n.y
s
Bssm ssa sSH pSss ss @ s
patent Opera House Chairs Particular attention pa
" E Ell %Sssi furnish when requested.
Reys, Hayann n. Ps!S T.
TAYLOR 4 Co. Bankers, Is wan srssk, H.E.
Royal. Havana and all Legal Lottery
Prizes eashcd lns M s%r sss "a wan
MAJ: :, 81 TyiIf GsEssf
o. Wa s Sssaas
The Lnnss srs strained m a Rscked BY .
ss often Ser ey yA ipS r P Ex
rs ON GSSss and ssSs
chiai Organs. sold everywhere.
IN. Tss Hswi sshs Ssg Pee ss .s q:
sewing maehin.A President: h.ssd. sy. No" 7st
Wig.s Toupecs and q ornamental Hair; .HcaSe
a Eas ~ e ana HAIR pycns all colors a. 5Aio
., y s:s ..i ' s...s:.Is a wA''
cs Wn .us s. SWAssns Lsskss.tsssn SEWING
We RegnrSx Ngrs. Wtusiow,s SgcfhInan ~
onln h. fer The nhs ssow f.
snail n1 90 ~ power nsrcduca ,cbsoet ssur6rdesy
reieves the child from pain soiss rs ss roeuh
reducee -{Sa wind collie ann uI
the M . , sos ana health the child ana oonos
tne mother. eye. =
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m.ss g d. ffsEsf Ssrfs Hksl
REMEDY. Used inwsrdly New York agents, Dcmas
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The LEnas Sre strained =. R.cked BY =
rabe complaint often established thcr eby JAYNEs tx
PECTORANrts an effective remedy Coughs and Colds,
and excrs beneficial effect the and Brpu.
chial Organs. sold everywhere.
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MsS1F Mrs. winsswss', s sSfsaas ss'sns9 ss
yona nave ~ its price double .n,onacur endss
and ssqu our powsHa 70 Hcscost s,S r
reduces relieve: the cn lind collie sure 70 ro4uh4
the b , sn r.s and health 70 the child ana
We mother. rvs~ -
- SUR snd cal soT SOOTHING syRur ..,s.
t.-, ~ - - MINIS Of Curtis Perkinai On W vuNo4
Wrappcr. All others are base uaAbusas.
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tent judges VINO pronounce tn5 the most elegant ana
complete work Of the kind that has appeared II hap
PLY illustrates tho great Improvement which has been
made tho methods Of teaching the art Of penmanshp
Tho old system Of submitting models for imitation has
given place 70 scientific analysis Of form and the
forcemsnt Of the laws Of movement the basis Of
ecuton that the student though relying mainly for
his proficiency on practice, is given ample employment
for his mind the mastery Of the scientific principles
which underle his enortz The engraver has produced
foe smile Of the writing as II came from the pen
What lost in geometrcal exactness Is than
covered In the greater freedom and business character
slcs Of tho writing Two pages containing letter SUPER
scrptIons Invoices current &C. present bust.
ness writing In s every day garb and Just II appears
upon tho merchants books end in his correspondence
In addition TO the regular graded copies and practical
forms very largo and useful variety Of movement
exercises" Ia given. But the peculiar charm Of the
book will centre in the finished artistic povsisns
embracing Inland ourishing lettering. and pen draw
ing These exhibit rare combination Of skill and
beauty and DO studied to great advantage by PEN
men, ensravers, sign painters and authors
THE OPEN POLAR Sea. A Narrative Of o Voyage
Of Discovery towards the North Pole in the
schooner United States. by DIR. j. j. Hayes.
Hurd Houghton, New York.
The big snow storm has which Agassiz, II said,
predicted few weeks ago, thus adding the title Of mo
teoroIogst 70 his other titles . savant And no read
ing could DO appropriate 70 our present Arctic
weather than Dr. Hayes very interesting account Of
experiences Arctic navigator and OF the result OF
his voyage. This friend and worthy successor OF the
amentsd Dr.. Kane succeeded by dint Of indomisablc
perseverance, in reaching with companion, on the 18th
May 1884, the most uorthsn point Of land that has ever
been visied--lal 81 49, lon 70 90 ". Gan the evil.
dencss, no sayr showed that stood upon tho shores
Of the Polar Asin and that the broad ocean lay At my
feet" He cav spread out before him that wondrous
pussls Of @snkind-the coon Polar sea But V pro
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Foreign.

We CLEAN the following foreign news from tho
Sunday papers The English Government Is dis
posing Of the Fenian prisoners ALLEN will prob
ably be hanged HALPIS and WARREN have been
sentenced to prison for hfte en- years, and Cas-.
TELLo for twelve years.
Countless metoors were seen in Paris on the
l4th instant.
1t Is also stated that BRowE 4 LEVELS life
saving tackle, an American invention for instan.
tAneously lowering and detaching small boats
from the sides of vessels when under full head.
way. has been adopted by the French navy, after
trial by the French feet at Toulon.
Tho Pope does not favor a conference Of th,
Powers Of Europe to decide as to the continu
ance Of tho temporal power, and the Poweri
themselves are divided, II is said only Spair
will support the temporal power.
Late dispatches from Athens state that since
the failure OF the Tureo. .Cretan mission hostili
ties have been resumed in Gambia.
American securities in London are firm and IL
good demand.
The following, from Denmark must be taksr
with some degree Of allowance: at Is now
said America will pay $ll, 500, 900 for the Danist
Ialands, subject to the claims Of France on santi
Cruz Of g. 900, 900, and g. 900, 900 on the othsl
two,
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BURNING OF FREIGHT STEAMER
Death From a Lamp Explosion
Gen. Butler to visit Dutch Gap.
FROM EUROPE by CABLE.


PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE troops Of the French
eIpeditionary corps in Italy are making preps'
rstions to 60 into winter quarters at Civits
yscchia.
General Doumss has been appointed to sue
coed Marshal Macmahsn, Duke Of Magenta, al
Governor General at Algeria and eommander.in'
chief Of the 11th army corps.
DUBLIN, Nov. T-Halpine, Warren, and
CASTILLO when brought up before the special
commission yesterday, for the last time, to re.
csive their sentences, made strong speeches, in
which they reiterated their protests against the
Jurisdiction Of the commission; denied the legal.
ity df trial without mixed jury, and claimed
as citizens Of the United States the protection Of
the American Government.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Manchester Ob,srps,
says there Is no hope Of 4 respite or commute.
tion for Gould and Larkin, and they will bo OK.
eeutsd with Allen on the Esd instant, in accord.
anee with the terms Of their sentence.
The British Government has received from the
West India Islands no official advices Of the sub
mersion Of the Island Of Tortols, as reported BY
q cable dispatch from New York.
FRASKroRr, Nov. 17-United States bonds
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News by Cuban Cable.


HAVANA, Nov. I7.-Advices from Vera Cruz
announce the arrival there on the 4th instant Of
tho revenue cutter Wilderness, with Senior Ro.
nero and party. The cutter received q national
salute. Senior Romero left for the capital on the
1lth instant. The Wilderness had very rough
passage, and was badly strained. She lost her
funnel. and was being repaired and nearly ready
to sail for New Orleans.
Tho French war steamer Orleans and the Au,.
trian frigate Navarro have arrived at Havana.
All the members Of the court martial which
tried sauts Anna, with the exception Of the
prosecutor, have been sentenced to six months
Imprisonment, for the mildness Of their verdict,
and have already beon inoarcerated in the For.
tress San Juan.
On the 3Oth ult. President Juarez commuted
the sentence Of the Impsriaiist Generals and
Colonols, both native and foreigners. to four
years imprisonment; field and staff officers to
three years and line officers to two years. sur.
vsiliance Of the police. The other foreign ad.
herepts Of the Empire, including soldiers who
served in the Imperial forces, are ordered to
leave the Republic The higher civil officers oi
the Empire are sentenced to banishment, and
the lesser officers to imprisonment or surveil
lance Of the police
The national Republican., 1867-11-18

WHAT NEXT 1T is stated that Yankee has
purchased an island in the Ohio river and stocked
1t with black cats, to raise the animals for the
sake of the fur. His plan Of feeding them was
at stated intervals to deposit on the island the
CARCASS Of horse or COW that he could buy for 4
triae Petry, the restauratsur in Philsdelphia,
has cat that has produced every year for eight
years three litters per annuu, averaging ave at a
litter. This gives total Of 100 cats. Am,n who
stocks hundred are island with these quadru.
pods would be likely in q brief period to have
an immense number Of pelts.