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road through TO che Pacific. The amount
asked was about $4,000. 600 in addition 70
what they have already received and the
lobby did actually get bill through the Senate last
July granting them about two per cent on the
amount asked, or sl,ooo,ooO But when 1t reached
the Speakers table at the commencement or the
present session it was promptly exposed by the
HERALD and denounced, IL Is said by General
Grant. Now, therefore, that the job Is 80 unmis-
takably dead that its friends have no further hope
Its quondam friend, the radical organ, turns aud
gives 1t a virtuousy indignant kick at parting.
Though the business OF Substituting wildcat rail-
road corporations is at end the occupation OF tho
lobby jobbers, organ Is by no means gone There
the Treasury ring schemes the extension OF national
bank subsidy to s5Oo,OOo,ooO, the Alta vela affair
and the man who wants $4,000, 900 to tunnel the
Rocky Mountains for gold to help the on to specie
payment" Iolks-all of them favorite jobs, and all
ready for raid on the taxpayers treasury.
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CUBA.

The Poor Glasses Emigrating from Santiago
10 MISUNDERSTANDING of Crops Prevented
Battle at Holguin and Defeat of the In-
surgents-Their Loss Reported ut Five Hum
dred Men ind Two Cann0n-Appearance of
Insurrecti0nists at Gibara-C0unt Valma-
seda Moving from Nuevitas.
HAVANA, Dec. %, 1893.
The following intelligence is published In the
DjdT-iO:--
On account Of the scarcity OF provisions In Santi-
ago the emigration to Kingston Of the suffering
poorer classes continues.
The grinding of sugar on the plantations and the
gathering Of the coffee crop in the vicinity Of San
tago are prevented, owing to the presence Of the
insurreconists. With these exceptions Santiago Is
quiet.
The official reports of the battle near Holgun are
confirmed. The Dtari0 says the tnsurrectiOnists
confess that their loss was $780, and also that they
lost their only two cannon.
Small bands Of revolutionists have made their APP
pearance in the vicinity Of Gibara.
Count vamaseda's column Is advancing from
Nuevas to the interior. No reports of engagements
have been received.
The steamship Teutonia sailed to-day from New
Orleans.
The French steamer washington sailed to-day for
st. Nazaire
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natl.
CINCINNATI, Dec. %, 1868.
Legal counsel have prepared bill to be presented
to the state Legislature for enabling the city to ex
tend her boundaries. The proposed extension will add
about thirty square miles to the corporation. other
bulls. giving the city authority to money for the
projected improvements. are also being framed.
Also to SO change the State constitution that thec,ty
may make appropriations for constructing the pro
posed railroads
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FROM THE PLAINS.

More Indian DepredatiOns-The Central Pm.
ciac Railroad-Henvy Storm ON the Plains.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. %, 1885,
A Cheyenne despatch says seventy head Of
horses and mules have been run or by Indians in
the neighborhood Of Laporte since Wednesday. The
Indians believed to be from the north and por
ton of Red Clouds band.
Salt Lake telegram says the Central Pacific Rail-
road reached All miles west Of San Francisco yes
terday.
heavy storm has been raging here and west
since Saturday.
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THE NEXT CABINET.
MIR. Washburne to Go TO France-Senntcr
MOrtnu.

Hrs WHsuDufuc 10 FranCc-ScMntEr
Morton.
washington dec. 27) correspondence OF the Phila-
delphia Press.l
No one has any right to speak with knowledge as
to the next Cabinet. All talk OF that character is
speculative But one thing may be considered GER
tam. Mr.. Il. B. Washburne win not enter the Cao-
net and without doubt will obtain the French mis-
settled, II anything can be at this early day. MIR.
Washburne is authority for the denial of Cabine.
honors coming to him. Within a few days he told a
prominent Representative from Indiana that, While
he had not been offered a seat In General GRANTS
Cabinet and knew nothing to that or any other
appointment, the condition OF his health was such
as to preclude even the wish for Cabinet position.
He further lntmated that unless IL improved he
Senator Morton is being urged from all pars OF tito
country In the strongest manner for the Treasury
The Senator says OF these efforts that while he
not refuse what has not and probably will not be
offered to him, yet should such an event occur ha
should unhesatngly decline, both account OF i'll
health and the much more congenial character TO
himself OF his Senatorial position.
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The Spanish Forces in Cuba Ad-
vancing from Nuevitas.
THE PARAGUAYAN DIFFICULTIES.
President Lopez Prepared to Accord Sat-
iSfactiOn to the United States.
Defeat of the Insurgents i'm st.
Domingo.
TURKEY AND GREECE.

Subjects Of the Proposed Conference.-The
Sublime Porte Objects to Any Decision of
the Grcas Powers.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, Dec. %, 1868.
Dispatches from Berlin state that the chief points
to be treated by the conference Of the Great Powers
are the autonomy Of Crete, the suspension OF ener
getic measures mentioned in the ultmatum and
an agreement to support the just demands Of Tur-
key.
1t is confidently stated in Constantnople that the
Turkish government objects to the conference.
Conditions ON Which the Sublime Porto VIII
Recognize tho Proposed Eastern Confer
ence.
PARIS, Dec %, 1858.
The Constitutional Of this city "a semlofilcial
imperialist organ) publishes a telegram from Vienna
to-day announcing that the Sublime Porte will de-
cline to adhere to the proposed conference, II the
terms Of his ultimatum to Greece In the matter OF
Crete, or internal questions, are mooted.
Important Omcial Declaration Of the Foreign
Minister of Greece.
LONDON, Dec. g. 1858.
despatch from Athens, dated last Thursday, says
that the Foreign Minister Of Greece has officially de-
clared that the government is ready to make any
sacrifice for the maintenance Of her rights and indie
pendence,
Tranquility Of the Turkish Provinces-The
Turkish Commander Before SYRIA.
LONDON Dec. %, 1853.
The following despatch, dated Constantinople,
Dec. 10 Is just received
The provinces are entirely tranquil. The Turkish
commander Kiamil, has arrived before syria.
Greeks Fleeing from Turkey and Taking
Refuge i'm Roumania.
VIENNA, Dec. %, 1865.
The Grecians are fleeing from Turkey on account
OF the threatened war. Several families OF the fu
gitves have been received by the people Of the
province of Roumana. They have been warned,
trality, In case Of war, on pain OF expulsion.
Condemnation Of the Proposed Eastern Com
ference
LONDON, Dec. %, $685.
The Times and Standard OF this city have edito-
rails this morning on the subject of the proposed
conference to settle the questions ut issue between
Turkey and Greece. Both journals condemn the
project as useless.
Reassuring Prospects Of the Proposed Confer.
encc ON the Eastern DIGESTION.
BRUSSELS, Dec. %, 1885,
The Independence Beige says the prospects Of q
conference are reassuring.
Invitation from France to Prussia to Attend
the Eastern Conference.
BERLIN, Dec 2s, 1868.
The Prussian government received on Christmas
Day an invitation from the Emperor Napoleon TO the
Paris conference.
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PROJECTS OF FREEDMEN.-Some freedmen In t,ifs
section having realized enough 10 support tneir
families until the next crop can be gathered, aud
being able to purchase horse with the proceeds Of
their cotton, express determination to rent land
and farm on their own account next year, The
number likely to pursue such course being small,
however, 1t il not thought that the price Of labor VIII
be enhanced.-Mdnsdetd (Ld.) Times
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Conflicting Views OF the Recent Violence In
Chinese Waters-Death Of Sir Richard
Mnync.
LONDON, Dec. %, 1868.
The star this morning condemns and the STAN
ddrd approves recent action Of the British au-
thorities at Nankin
Sir Richard Mayne, who made himself notorious
not long since by breaking up Sunday meetings In
Hyde Park, died yesterday.
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Convention Of Colored Men at pr,.sburs.

PITTsBuRG, Dec. 2s 1868.
A Convention Of the colorcd men or West
ern Pennsylvania was held here to-day.
Henry Highland Garrett the President OF
Avery College; was chosen chairman. In the
evening resolutions were discussed and adopted
commencing that the elective franchise be extended
to the colored men OF the state. The Convention
propose to bring this matter before the state Legs
lature and take measures TO this, az well
to provide for the educational interests OF the colored
people OF the State.
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ARKANSAS.

People Fleeing to Avoid the State Militia
Effects Of Sensational Reports.
MEMPHIS, Dec. rs, 1865.
Little Rock special despatch Of tonight says
Catterson's command OF militia has gone to Ashley
county. The citizens are fleeing from them with
their property.
The Republican complains that the sensational
reports about the Ku Klux murders published In
Eastern papers keep capital away from the State.
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Reduction Of the Budget-Emilio Castelar, and
q Spanish Republic.
MADRID, Dec 81,
VIA LONDON, Dec. rs, 1868.
The government Is taking measures to reduce the
|, budget for The ensuing year.
Emilio Castelar,, the well known republican, says
that a republic has been morally formed already
In Spain, as the republican party carried all the
great cities in the country, except Madrid, in the
ate elections.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Australasia will fcave
this port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Posi- oGice
at half-past eleven O'Clock A. M. on wednesday.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe--wiIl
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing six cents.
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PARAGUAY.

President Lopez Ready to Give the United
States satisfaction-The Allies Surprised in
an Advance Upon Asuncion.
LONDON, Dec 2s 1855.
letter from Montevideo says that President
Lopez. OF Paraguay, is prepared to accord full
satisfaction to the United States for the wrongs
suffered by American citizens. 1t is also stated
that he was about to leave yilleta for Asuncion.
The allies were surprised in an advance on Asun-
cion, and lost one hundred prisoners.
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ST. DOMINGO.

Defeat of the Observation-Disclosures for
Vice President and Senators.
HAVANA, Dec. %, 1868.
Intelligence from st. Domingo has been received
here that the government troops had defeated the
insurrectonsts at Las Matas. The country other.
wise was quiet.
progressing.
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Grand, Square and Upright Pianos,
received the first grand gold MEDAL the still higher
pense the Cross OF the Legion Of HONOR the Universal x
position Paris 1857 These the highest of the
Exposition and the house of CHICkERING SONS
only honored In the United States we have been
awarded xtynine first premiums In direct competition with
the leading OF the country, the Great
Exhibition in LoRdon received the award given
manufacturer In the United States. Total, seventy
FIRST premiums and the most naering testimonials from the
leading artists Of the world Warerooms No. III East Four
teenth street, York, between Broadway and Hh
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RECIPIENTS OF THE FIRST GRAND GOLD
Medal Of Honor ut the Exposition Unversee, Paris 1867
the grand testimonial medal Of the Paris Socelr
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merit, with tho and ribbon from the King OF
Sweden and Norway and the academica honars and
bershp from the ROYAL Academies Sciences and OF
Berlin Stockholm. And also of the prize medal
the International Exhibition in London 1867 together with
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Of BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRo0HsS sin All my ectur-
ing put Troches into carpes AZ regularly
do lectures linen" Public speeke 70 vocasts and all
others who exercise the voice should fail using
Troches They surpass ali other prs ratons in clearing All
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NEW YORK.


Fire in Albany-Death Of the City Attorney
Of Albany.
ALBANY, Dec. 49, 1858.
A fire occurred In the building No. $50 Broadway
this evening" occupied by E. L. Dickerman as Yam
kee notion store on the FIRST oor and on the second
floor by Alexander Lloyd, sadler and harness MAKER
and by o German named Solomon Lehrburg
Jobber In clothes. Dickerman's stock was damaged
several thousand dollars by water He was insured
In the following companies:-Capital Of this city,
$4,000; Connecticut Fire, So $780, Glenns Falls 81 1907
Merchants, Of New York. 81, $780, Mutual OF Albany,
$780, Lehrburg's loss is estimated at $4,000, on
which there Is $1,000 insurance. Lloyd's loss was
small. The damage to the building was light.
Isaac vanderpoel City Attorney Of this city, died
to-day Of malignant erysipelas.
Incendiary Fire In Bath, steuben County-Loss
Nearly 100000.
ELMIRA, Dec. %, 1858.
The Post once and Kellogg House at Bath, steu-
ben county, were destroyed by fire last night Both
buildings were entirely destroyed, together with
the furniture Of the Kellogg House, which had
just been put In entirely new. The total
oss Is estimated ct nearly half q million
OF dollars. The contents Of the Post once
were saved. The amount Of insurance, which
is large, is not known here, or in what companies
held, although IL is stated that they were princ-
pally New England companies. 1t Is believ ed the
fire was the work Of an incendiary.
Opposition to Convict Lnbor-1reeting Of BUFF.
fnl0 Observation-Disclosures Bridge Over the
Niagara River.
BUFFALO, Dec %, 1868.
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the mechanics
OF Bufralo was held this evening to take action on
the question OF the employment Of State con-
vict labor. General w. +. Rogers Mayor
OF the city, presided, and speeches were
made D. 8. Bennett and G. 8. Macomber
and several leading mechanics. Resolutions were
adopted denunciatory Of the present system Of
farming out convict labor setting forth the injus-
tice Of bringing penal labor IN competition with
honest industry, suggesting remedy calling upon
the Legislature to abolish the system modify the
plan OF the Clinton Prison, and calling upon the
mechanics throughout the State to agitate the re-
FORM
Action was taken in the City Council to-day look
ing to the building OF an International bridge over
Niagara river, connecting Bufralo with the Canada
shore.
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with the finest brands of Wines and old Bourbon Whisky
tho holdays
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BatchclOr's Hair Dye The Best in tho
Factory Is Bond street.
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Set OF To n New Years Table,
COLGAN'S PICkLED OYSTERs.
To be had only at % Clinton street, Br ,oklyn.
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Diamond Flag or Kings,
Twenty-Five, thirty, forty and nty to FIVE hundred do'1rs
each Tor snier py GEO. G. ALLEN, AIS Broadway ono
door below Canal S.reet
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Neatness, Economy and Despatch Cutnsincd
n the execution OF Metropolitan job Printing sss.
shmenL 81 Nassau street,
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FRANCE.

descending or the French Chambers.
PARIS, Dec. 28, 1868.
The French Chambers will assemble on the 18th OF
January.
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Embexxling State Funds.
MEMPHIS, Dec. %, 1858.
George Kuter, late President Of the Tennessee Ma
tional Bank, was arrested yesterday by On oficer
from Nashville on charge Of embezzling the school
fund OF the State The amount Is nearly $780, 00o lie
was taken to Nashville last night for trial.
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BROOKS SONS stylish Boots waterproof boots and dress
Boots, 4A Broadway, corner of Howard str
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Fine Gold Earnings u2d Pins.
MOURNING EARRINGS AND PINS,
FINE GOLD WATCH CHAINS.
All new stylss, for sale by GEORGE c. ALLEN
fls Broadway, one door below Canal a.reet
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Erring Brat NObie.-Sclf Help for Young Men
who, having osre desire better manhood
letter en- seop free OF charge benefited the post
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