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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

VERMONT CLIMATE The isotherm IF
g, de- for summer, or the line which
ra~,,- through places having the average
summer temperature. enters New Eng
land near Cape Cod, passes northwest
through Salem. Massachusetts,, and the
lower part Of New Hampshire, then turns
southwest 30 middle Massachusetts, in the
valley of Connecticut, thence 10 the north
west ui the state and along the line Of
Western Vermont, in the low lying val
Lex OF LAX Champl4in-- Montreal
Hero it attains it, highest northern lati-
rude aud bends abruptly towards the
southwest, passing up the valley Of the
81 Lawrence, whose cool waters have
caused it To seek lower latitude until it
reaches the southern border of Lake On
tario, whence it proceeds in path nearly
westward, slightly flcxed by remoteness
from or proximity 10, the lakes, until,
having passed beyond Lake Michigan, it
Is rapidly t5rnc away towards the north
west, beyond the parallel of 53 deg. north
Oh the meridian OF 40 deg west from
Greenwich, 10 degrees of latitude and
nearly 700 miles further north than when
ii entered the United States at Cape Cod
The extreme heats are thus tempered by
the proximity of the ocean and the lakes
ard excessive temperatures experienced
when beyond their influence, at places in
the interior; or, in other words the iso-
therm- of high mean temperature are de-
fected to lower ATTITUDES by the operation
Of waters, in preventing the accumula-
ton of hest upon the land. The high
lands Of Vermont cause downward flex-
ure of this isotherm and branch of it,
separating from the main line at the head
OF Lake Champlain, passes over the noun
famous region of New York, west of the
Hudson, and extends through northern
Pennsylvania, where plateau exists, and
curying toward the northwest leaves the
latter State near its northwest corner, to
join the main line on Lake Erie. Thus
northern Pennsylvania enjoys the summer
of Montreal, though distant 300 miles.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

ST, Adams station, during the year 1867,
showing that there were shipped during
that period, a,7a0,es4 pounds Of butter,
and 9s0,S5l pounds Of cheese The st,
Adams Messenger, comparing these guam
titles with those Of former years, shows
that "the gross production Of our dairy
men in 1867 exceeds that Of any previous
year, except 1865, by 10000 pounds,
round number The maximum ship.
ment Of 1866 was attained before the alb
rogation Of the reciprocity treaty, and
doubtless the importations from Canada
TO this market during that year eontri-
buted 10 swell its aggregate shipment,
Regarding the figures for ls65 as exep'
tionsl, by reason Of the foreign importa.
tons, the production of our darieS has
steadily increased each year. With IA
vorable year, we shall expect TO chronicle
the gross products OF 1868 at about four
million pounds"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
STATE OF VERMONT, DIS

y tnt u FairhaNeu, The Probate Court for
The District Of falFL~Nen. To al PeIa'n, con-
cgmvl dRffFlNOe
Mh,r,4s, rrIru, II, hhrli u hmpian, N the
eauul, ~ Washington and state oi New York,
guardian Of Frederick Downs, stukely Downs and
carry Downs, muors, residing in Hampton,
ai,g.,ail Ia, male Application 10 said court toy
lsyus, "a sell tlr illlaslng Ivl estate belonging
10 sand lainoys, l,,ug and bcins ia roultney, in
sAid District. hOuslel and described a. follows,
VIA II ttlng known As the hatghelder lot, lying
on thu south HIy u the highway lead ng 10 the
John Farewell farm, nom the Pond place, mp
f,,entlne that ii will on1nor 90 the intcrvs, oi IN,
,sal wArl- Ia ~, said real estate iur the purpose
Of putting ia, Iroc1, OF such sale AZ interest, 81
otherwise investing Il iny the lyueft ~ has said
wards Therefor,
ly the authority OF the state OF Vermont, You
arv hrrvhy notified 10 app,aG before said court At
the Probate ut,Cc, in tasilrtun, IA said district,
IN tiIo tth Monday IN February, A. H. lSGs, %
show cause, II any you have, Why SAM license
,lDull not be- granted.
Dated a. Ca,tlrtOn, IN SAID district, TN. lst
Day ot February, \, p, lsCs.
6wlw' y. \. SUMNER, Register
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Marine Disaster.
turer4
BOSTON. Feb. 1.

The schooner Electric Flash of Glouces-
ter, from New Founlland to New York
with a cargo of herring, was run down in
Long Island Sound, on Saturday night,
by the steamer Glanchus of this port,
from New York, and Immediately sunk.
The crew were saved The loss is about
S11. 900, which is insured in Gloucester
for & 900.
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1ratas.

PAUL. Wells, VT, Jan. 3lst. OF congestion
of the lungs, Manette Paul wifi. Of Nelson Paul,
aged IS years.
PEASE In Manchester, Iowa, Ian. -, Law
renee p. Pease, formerly Of Weston, W, aged -
years.
EDGERT0N In Walmgtord, Jan. ), Mr..
Abigail Hulctt Edcerton, wife OF Nh Jonathan
Edgerton, aged SO.
Mrs. Edgcrton was an oh inhuhitant OF Wal
lingford, respected. and beloved. Early in life she
entered the service of Christ, and continued TO
the end an earnest and cheerful christian. She
member of the Methodist Church, but sym
pathized with the christian spirit wherever il was
exhibited, and was herself example OF the in
fucnce OF this spirit upon the heart and life
NICHOLS In East Walhngfurl, Jan. }, Anna
Gay, cnly daughter of Hiram and Mary Jane
Nichols, aged years, months, and u days.
EDISON JACQUES Ia st. Adams, Jan. Il,
by Rev. H. X Cobb Amos W. Edison, of Rut-
land, to Miss Esther l.. Jacques of st. Adams,
Lord In Shrewsbury, Jan, s. 1865, Of cholera
infantum Willie NJ son OF Elellcr h. and Susan
Lord, aged year and II days.
Little Willie, thou art sleeping;
Angels watch thy little bed,
While our hearts SO sadly beating
Only murinur, Willie's dead
And We bow our heads in sorrow,
Striving hard to look above,
For we know God chastens only
Those whom he has deigned to love.
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Proceedings Of Congress.
Interesting General News.
40. 40. AZ.
Sps,ial tn the Herald
Annual Meeting of the New ing-
land Agricultural society.

bhNlbN, ith, .
At the annual meeting oi the New Eng
land Agricultural Society, held in this
city to-day DIR, George b, L..ring Of sa-
lem. Mass, was elected President. Col.
Daniel Nccdham, Secretary, and Isaac X
Gage Of Fisheryillc, y. H.. Treasurer.
The Vermont officers are Daniel Kim.
hall, Rutlaaa, Nlee-Pre-ilett Trustees
Henry Clark, Rutland; Ebcn Bridge,
Woodstock Geo, Campbell, Wcstmins-
ter; d. r. Potter, st Adams; ], H. Pc
tcr., Bradford; Thomas sanders, Brook
field; +, $. Stowcll, Cornwall; f. B.
Cook, Charlotte; H. W, Black, Below
Falls. There was large ATTENDING,
from the several New England States
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

PITrsFoRD.-A party of ladies and gen.
tlemen, with Whitcombs mammoth
sleigh and other smaller craft went t.
Pittsf6rd from this place on Friday even.
ing, where they were entertained at the
American House by landlord Scofeld By
the way this hotel has been repaired and
enlarged during the past year, and nc
better place can be found within few
miles OF Rutland where a company can b,
more pleasantly and agreeably accomo
dated
The Y. NJ. c. Association of Pitts
ford is hourishing and doing mucs goot
in the community.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
STATE OF VERMONT, RUT-

- LAND, >, The pruhat, Court Tor the DIS
trgt OF Rutland. To all persons whom 1t may
concern GREETING
Wh,ryas, H. T.. lark Of Rutland, aforesaid
guardian OF Robert stewart, a MINOR, II Rutland,
4iar, said, AaN4u, lfrLsLntl2l - Al4! sAlEtt4si
hl, ,aIl wand {, seized and the owner OF one piece
u land IN Rutland, ainresaIn, aud one piece oi
land IN Moudou IA said district, and that It will
Dee conclusive 20 the inter ~ Oi sad ward 20 sell
said nal c,tat and put the proceeds Of such sale
Al lutcr,; OF otherwise investing II toI the beue-
NJ If said warl AMI requesting ssl court 20 grant
INN license 10 MAKE such sale. And thcreupon
said court appointed the .hrst Tuesday Of March,
\. u, ISIS, at the office Of the Register Of said
Court m Rutland, aforesaid, 20 hear aud decide
alou said Application and order, that publc no.
ter thereof bc gwen by Publishing tins order
three weeks sueges,Ncly previous 20 SAID day m
the ku'l1nd Herald, q newspaper printed AZ Rut-
land aforesaid. Therefore,
BY the authority OF the state OF Vermont, you
an herrhy notified 20 appear before sad Court,
AZ the Probate Othco in Rutland, IN said district,
on the first Tuesday IN Marh, \. ID. l>GS 10
show cause, II any you have, why said license
should no; be Eraufcd.
Dad Al IiuiLlll IL Slll 1lltIllt- tins Ill Ia.
Of February, \. D, lSGs.
G.w3w' HENRY II. SMITH, Register.
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Temperance Societies.
.AERIt-RItN's Feb

"--A+-HtFtN1IN y y f-tF77-
\ series of sixteen MoAday evening
free temperance lectures are being held
in the Universalist church in this City by
the invitation II the pastor of the church,
Rev. Il, Fisk. The clergy OF the city, the
professors Of the Theological School, and
one prominent physician, are the lee
turcr-
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- rIsnER,s coreN nRorsn

"FISHER'S COUGH DROPS"
VIII, II taken in season, break W any cough, AMI
prevent Consumption. II has IN maay cases curet
the patient when given up by the physician, An.
l. ESPECIALLY recommended 10 those who are truu
lied with night coughs, as it Insures sweet any
refreshing sleep,
MASON SINONDS & CO., Kcnnehunk. Ne.
pruprictoT~. GEO. q. GOODWIN n Co, Buston
General Agents. sold by al druggists. wim
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

AT Ellenburgh last weeA. two young
men fell from the roof Of a burning build
ing, one, a son Of C, D, BeaTdsley Of Ma
lone, had an arm badly broken and was
otherwise injured and the other man w.
eeiyed still more serious injuries, from
which it is thought he will lose his life,
On Monday Of last week, a IaaI. Wa
found lying upon his back asleep On the
ice in Plattsburgh Bay, |, would have
doubtless proved the sleep Of death Tor
him, had he not been discovered, brought
to Plattsburgh and resuseitated 4 jug
Of whisky, which was by his side, eN-
planned his choice OF resting place,
An IMPORTANT REVENUE DECISION
IN THE UNITED Stairs COUHT - II
will be remembered that the ease against
George Scott was tried last October, when
the jury failed 20 agree, II was tried
again before Judge Hall in the United
States District Court at Albany, aud the
jury found in favor Of Mr., Scott, The
facts We're briefly these: Mr., Svstt j. an
extensive manufacture II brushes in
i.ansingburgh In making his m,athly
returns he had deducted thirteen per cent,
from gross sales made abroad from Com'
missions, bad debts, loss ot interest and
expense Of selling, 81 that he returned
the net value OF the property as II let'
his factory in Lansiugburgh, In April
1861, Mr. Carr the detective in this dis
trict, examined the books of Mr., Scott
and decided that those deductions Were
not properly made and refused 10 allow
only about one per cent, Of that amount
. During the whole three previous years
business he made the tax short about
eight hundred dollars, u which the asses
sor added four hundred dollars extra
two sums Mr.. Scott paid The inspector
then named nine hundred dollars addi
tional for penalties, which Mr., Scott de-
clined To pay, as n would thereby admit
he had been guilty Of fraud An indict'
mcnt. was then procured against Mr.
Scott, which was first tried last October
and eleven Of the jury were then III iavoi
Of the defendant. but no verdict wa,
agreed upon. On both trials Mr.. Scot
proved his reputation and character of III,
very best 10y prominent neighborS Of his
His book-kccpers testified that they mad,
the returns in good faith, and u they un
dcr,tood the instructions from the printed
blank, and from the assistant assessor
As printed the blanks purportcd to give d
statement Of the "yalue' Of the manu-
featured article and uador a column Of
account Of sales, the word value wa,
again printed. The court charged Ia,
jury that ii Nr. Scot, acted in good ilitl
and believed the value was what was in
-tt-trrtrrii, ttrvtruti NJ TIM Er1SS SIiCS, theT
the defendant could mol bc convicted
The jury returned verdict Of not guilty
and thereby fully generated Mr.. Scott
from amy improper intent or conduct
Troy Times
- Mr.Grcyiyy say When yau Duy tiing rc sur
You set all You pay Tor; the philosopher NIGH
have tuthiully added, that So cents pali iur
bottle oil American Life Drop, the best Pam
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
Arrested.

SARATOGA, y. Y, Feb. A.
George Bixby & Co., and Conncry X
Hicks. brewers in Glens Falls. have been
arrested by United States Marshal May,
for making incorrect returns of bottling
ale in their brewery.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 4.
A fire at Frankfort, Ky, yesterday, de-
stroyed property valued at $4,000, upon
which the insurance was 100000
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

ST. Louis. No, Feb. a.
The steamer Clara Dolem was burned
last night She was valued at about $780,
600, and was insured In the Cincinnati
office.
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tN~Ulro> Mr. J. " MNd-. ot
Ira'.I'u-.. L l.. addressed the Young
Nous Christian Association on Monday
rpn.u-. .t a., tuGl GiaIa church.
~ gH+ity umHt@r N-r. present. uatwjth-
..nln- the-e severe cold Mr. Nuj- re-
lt'I 1fa,N'rrjaur'." the as-t'iatjon ia
~TTT 10 0oT'u-.d IT," work commenced
with only c,1ig Young m,u who went
ont lu -'ynl squads int the streets and
Nritu- place, at a,au,tm eut about the
pity'fr The purpose Of leading L. CHRIST
'he }aani men With whom yhey c,ro" in
contact At .ne place tr., concert and
drinking -alonu Mr. Nudge and several
companions, "dlr' one evening and asked
rcrmi~-om to slug The proprietor, not
su,pc"tmI th"t object gave them leave.
lhrF sang several 7\in"N and Afterwards
addf'~@'r'-'"' aii''n'r Ia'tjins them to
attend prayer m"'ne T. or held IN the
hsN"'lAli"H rooms ~'i"WAAt later IN the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

PERsoNAI.-Hou. Levi Underwood of
Burlington, holds now the important post
Of counsel for the Erie Railroad, as well
a. for the Boston, Hartford \ Erie Com
pany, and has opened law office in New
York city,
Col George W Hooker of Boston
who wa, aid and A. A q. ON General
Stannarls staff during the rebellion, was
married IN the @sth ult,, TO Miss Minnie
q, Fisk Of Brat,lcboro. An instance in
which the brave deserved and won the
fair
r. ;, Tuthill, Es4, of Nashville
Tenn graduate of Middlelury Colles,
ana wcll-known in this State. has recent
ly been elected Attorncy-Gcncral Of tn,
Nashville district
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
EARM FOR SALE! SITUATED

DARN FOR SALE, SITUATED
alaul hail way between Poaltney and FalT-
haven, known a. the samuel l., Dyer faFua,"
containing about $40 aeres, Weh divided into
meadow, Isasigp and wal land, viii sumtneT
aHd winter IS tONs, and m0Ie Il rightly man
ag,si, Nlth teams pecvssaN Tor eATHing on the
farm. Ia tact n l. ole II the brst fartns ia the
county, aud viii h. sold eheap,R eOnIaIison
With utheI ttIms aruund a.
taN AMI see the subscriber, JULIA A, DYER,
1n the hTla, "a T. IL nNtk, Al the Atll lis
roul,uey, s,wiw'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

VALUABLE Horse kILLEp.-On Set
uuly, says WAlton's Journal, Mr. B. P.
Young of Montpelier let Il horse, valued
Al 500, To Jonathan Davis, 10 90 in his
stage team 10 Cabot After reaching Ca
bot, the horse was fed with hay and oats,
and Wa, found dead on Sunday morning.
Three physicians and a farricr Mr.. Whit
uey examined the content, Of the horse,
stomach aud decided that he had been
psi~un.d A. there are two lines Of
~taso-'tu.C,bot. running in opposition,
this Affair j. likely TO excite a good deal
at feeling
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
S25 PER DAY.

Agents wanted male and female local and
travelling Business new, light and honorable
Steady employment the year rcund. 20 capital
required. Address REEVES & co, No. - Mas
sau street. New York. junc2Cwly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

lrASTLETON SEMINARY. AN
~ English and Classical Boarding School for
both sexes.
Charges as low as in any other School afoyding
equal advantages. instruction given in all the
| Ornamental Branches. A full corps Of Teachers
in all the Departments.
! Srrine Term OF is weeks will begin Thursday
tApril 2, 1865. Address,
| CIR. BALLARD, Principal.
! Castleton, Yt Feb, 1865 6:sr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

STATISTICS OF THE VERMONT BUTTER
AND CHEESE TRApE.-Mr. L. r. Kibby
has published a statement of the amount
Of butter and cheese sent to market fl m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

Mother Balleys Quieting syrup for ehIliren
teethIng, makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy, gives mothers day and night Is quiet
h Druggists. I@-w&G.y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS
FRESH ARRIVALS AND LOW PRICES.

FRESH ARRIVALS md LOW PRICES.
The subscriber would announce to the citizens
of Hydeyille and the surrounding country that he
has on hand and is constantly receiving, large
supplies Of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
FURNITURE,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
And, in fact, everything usually kept and many
things that are not kept in u first class country
store.
A splendid assortment Of FLOUR Just received
direct frcm the mills.
offer ny stock as cheap as similar goods can
be procured elsewhere in this section.
Give US a call. and we will suit you as to prices
and quality.
Z. D. BILLINGS.
Hydeville, Vt, April |, 1867 aug9sd&wly
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4Marria0rs.

EDGERTON LORD Jan. eth, 10y Horace
Eddy, ESQ. Mr. Joseph =. Eheerton aud Miss
Lucy Ann Lord, all OF Walhngiord.
WALL LAMB In Granville, Jan. 2gth, by
Rev. Geo. s Guernsey, Mr.. William b. Wall Of
81. Alhans. and Miss Eunice Lamb of Granville.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

RlrToN,-A donation party was held
At the Bread Loaf Inn, Ripton, on Thurs.
day Jyyujag last, which was attended Il
the number Of about 200, by parties from
Middlcbury, Salisbury, Ripton, Orwell
and other places in that vicinity. Tn,
sum Of $3.50, over expenses, was realized
Tor the benefit of Rev Mr. Kent. In
glnlel in the sum was contribution oi
$50 from citizen. Of Middlebury and So
from resident, Of Burlington.
MDpIEGURY On Thursday William
Arnold was brought before Justice Vain.
wright, Of this town. ON the charge Of
tealiug coat lie was held for trial il
The ,gm Of $50, aud in default Of bal
W.. Committed
The races which were 10 have. com,
oiy last week ON the lie at Middlcbury
arrr postponed until Wednesday and
Thursday of tli, week
--Mc,sr,, :. X b Cope Of Smithfeld
Ohio, have recently made a visit to Add
>an county, for the purpose OF purchasing
I'LL Inns lar aiiFE eva fftrfstrtrtl
Ing some time, and visiting most Of n.
noted steep BREEDERS, they purchased one
from Edwin Hammond X son of Middle
bury, and one from c. n Hayward o.
Bridport
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Hew advertisements.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL AT
~ Castleton, Vt.The Spring Term of Is weeks
will begin Thursday, April ?, 1865. Examination
for admission will take place on the first day Of
the Term.
Board from a. 90 to $3.50 per week"
For further particulars address
c. II. BALLARD, Principal
Castleton, Feb. |, 1868. d&w2m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
THE SUBSCRIBER

NOTICE. - THE SUBSCRIBER
~ has made arrangements with Mr.. Charles
Ewings TO fit Up the Saw Mill recently damaged
by fire at Chlppen Hook, so as to be able to saw
timber and lumber as usual, and it is hoped that
a share OF public patronage will be given.
II. T. IAwTON.
Clarendon. Feb. |, 1865. Sws
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
DIR. TRUDEAU'S

For the cure OF all Female Diseases For full
particulars cntos, &c. stamp to us ion circular.
FRANCIS FEM 4 co.
Agents. Rutland, VT.
WEEKS \ Potter, Wholesale Accents, Boston,
Mass. decl2wtt
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\. Y. stock and Money Market.
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MONEY 6 a cent.
GOLD closed nj IA u.
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supreme Cour,---Ha,iand County,
Hos, J, PIERFoINr Oh, J Presiding
AsHAEI. PECK, ,;..
WM c, WILSON, I1'''
BENZ. H. STEELE,

ht-NHf II "Ahi-tist
Monday, F,b 3---Thc annual term OF
the Supreme Court Tor Rutland County
commenced It's session at this place yes,
terday, Chief Justice Pierpomt presiding
The business of the day consisted Of call
ing the docket and hearing the ease OF
Francis e. Leach,
TtoitH ~ T. ISIS The case OF
Harriet Strong O. Pelcg \. Eddy was AZ
gucl by Mr. Duutou tor plaintiff, and by
Mr. II Elgcytou for defendant
The case Of Frederick Chntlce. Admin
is,rator OF Thomas Mcintyre, q, \. +. y
VI c Davis, Wi, argued 10y Mr., Dewey
Tor the plaintiff, and hy Mr. smith aud
Mr. Duntou for drfgudnts
UNIoN lIooR ANp LADDER COMPANY.
This company, which has, particularly
at the late di,a,trou, fire. in tm. village
proved it,clfa most useful and necessary
aWyulosc 10 aur lire department, has r.
r,u,ly rented aud furnished "a hall in
Erharlsau', Block, Center street, and O.
visit 10 the now apartment, has convinced
u- that their Lsadquarter, .are equal, in
points Of elegance and comfort, as well
%, utility, % any similar establishment ,u
tho STATE The hall Is centrally located,
cammoljou. neatly oarpe'yl and wei
furnished, and contains many articles. H.,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-16

as the newversion of the affair The
American Consul wished to telegraph
to Washington that Puerto Principe
had revolted. Captain GeneraI ALer-
sundi, certain that the intelligence
was untrue, convinced the Consul of
that fact, who immedia ELY and volHn-
iarily withdrew the dispatch.
The dispatches from New Yorka an
nouncing an attefhptA to organize q
tillibustering expedition at that city
and New Orleans against -Gaba, were
promptly received here. The Captain
General is also Ia receipt of dis
patches to the same effect.
All the necessary preparations have
been made to receive. the ~inEaders..
Spanish war steamers are cruising
about the coast.
Colonel Quiero szhas returned to
Santiago de Cuba, from the insurrec-
tionary districts. He was unable to
remain there any longer, as he was
without provisions, and the region
was entirely bare. a sl-.,ts.e TtJ}
Captain General Lersundi has re-
ceived dispatch from the ProvisionaIt
Government at Madrid, approving his
course in every Particular The dis
patch mentioned the fact of the ap-
pointment of General Dulce as Cap-
tain General of Cuba, who was nomi-
mated on account of the receipt of the
resignation of Lersundi. t ie