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FINE AXIS.

A MEXICAN PICTURES AND CRYSTAL MEpAL-
IA Inc entire collection OF fine oil Paintings beont-
ing 70 we american Art Gallery New York. Lanu
sura subjects richly framed in nc gold s his evening,
continuing saturday and Monday, At M O'clock by j. LD
WARD BfLANDI nuconeer, in his saesroom 646 Broad
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE, Il.
The great Foot Race for the championship q America
York j. w. Cozad, Of Iowa. place the Fashion
Course, u. L. on Monday, Nov. 50 at O'Clock T. NJ.
JOHN CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
Trains leave Hunters Point for the at IL aud $50
p. NJ, returning at 5 80, g. and7 ;l5.
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MILITARY.

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
l. Corcoran Legion Monument Association this sff1dayl
evening" the Sixty ninth Regiment Arofy. corner OF
Grand and Essex streets, att $50 II. NJ BY order o -
JOHN C0ONAN, President.
Tuoe. DUNnAp. Secretary
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TINTED STATES MARINE CoRPs-whNTEn lMMs-
" diatey, for this favorie branch n the service 70
who have hororsby dschar from ie rps
army, Further Information will be given al Marlne bar.
racks, Flushing sv., Brooklyn,
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srORTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.

u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IsINDS1 NJ .---
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sale-Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mocking birds, at b. DovEYs, Nos and aree,
corner OF Canal.
N.B.-Ladies attended to by Ma Dewey.
A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
~. FRANCIS BUTLER No Peek slip. Bulers infa-
lbe Mango Cure and Flea Extermnaor, 75c Buffers new
work, g. Extra stock Dogs, Ferrets.
LII CHOICE BREEDS OF FANCY DOGS AND
N Pigeons bought and so,d at No. 81 Chambers street.
Small stock Dogs All kinds OF Medicines, Sc. -
lIRDS--JUsT ARRIVED FROM EUROPE, A LARGE
ID collection OF Belgian and German Canaries skyarks,
Backbrds, Ihrushes and other Singing Birds The larges
collection OF Mocking Birds 10 the country Mockng Bird
Food Cages, &C., Wholesale and RETAIL at Mrs. FRANK
ROEDER'S, 1873 West Broadway, New York.
E,OR sALE-A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER DOG, 8
old small and pure breed warranted Ia every
respect. Call at 2DS West Twenty first street.
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COASTWIsE STEAMSHIP,


DAcIFic NAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPASY's
4 cAL fIISoSGh A lsSE GINA III
through reI a.es, New York to San Francisco
Outside. Inside. Second Cabin. Storage.
Steamers Ct the above leave pier No ~ North rse
foot Of Canal street s Al y 70, 9e9sk nS,o
on isr, srii, isrii AND aiiH,
except when those days fan sunday then the day pre-
hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult ked
SoyemssT HESRi GHAuNcEY, Captain cOnuor, eoa-
nes,ns WITH GOLDEN AGE csp,sn cayars m .,,,n,r
oss%T ksFuSLc Sam
passage Ticket. and all further Information apply AZ
the office on the wA' ie'i BhBY Agent
LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP sn,ri,
~ Company The elcSan, saewheel steamship SOUTH
&c Jsnsro Monday, November s a. r. H. from pier -
For freight or ''''ssiiil isgsA's GARRISON
No. bowling Green New York.
Tor NEW ORLEANS, CALLING AT HAVANA,
l. Carrying ,ae United states malls
inc well 1f Dg so tr9 WE ~ Essoa Commander
viii leave E s'ngss Sor Sor F,rss e. s ooetpx
The a s 81 Company w despatch .as November -
RApipAN follows. ............. December &
blsslhfs s:4s s:
' ~ q az sSais s G IRE fsseved s sailing
For ''''' giisf dgpi co. IS Liberty street
I,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
comprising the frs. class stesulshps
GENERAL GRANT, Captain III. ). Quick.
CRESCENT CRY, Captain VIM. Weir.
SHERMAN, Captain w. 7. Henry.
CENTRAL MEADE, Captain a. W. sampson.
UNITED STATES, Captain q. L. Norton.
The steamship
CRESCENT cry,
Captain Vim. Wer
will be despatched Saturday. Nov. 2 AZ O'Clock P NJ,
from pier 10 Norm river.
Freight received Through rates for ST. Louis Mobile AMI
CnlYeacn.
The SHERMAN will succeed on Saturday. Nov. %.
For freight passage, having Accommodations,
Apply 70 the agent, SAMUEL STEVENS, 20 Broadway.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS BY PACIFIC MAIL STEAM.
IN ship Companys steamer sailing Tuesday, Nov ~,
al ~ Mffeieht received un T. N. Monday 23d Inst
n. pier ~ North river. WELLS FARGO a CO.,
Freight Agents J., NJ, s. =. Co.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR NOR
" folk, City Pon. and Rchmond-New and elegant side
wheel steamships ISAAC BELL fATTERAs, Able
MARIE, SARATOGA AMI NIAGARA. One OF the above
FIRST class ships WI be despatched norfolk Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, aud for CITY Point and Richmond
every Wednesday and Saturday at ~, pier 81 North
river, foot Of Beach street. connecting with the seaboard
land AR Line Nirsnn and Tennessee Air Line, southsde
aud Petersburg Raiais, AMI Richmond and Danvlle and
Virginia Central Railroads, taxing freight and granting
through bills of fading to a points South Southwest
Bills OF lading signed the pier 10 the hour OF sailing
For freight passage, having elegant
datiop, apply to N. Il. McCREADi, President,
ls7 greenwich, corner bey street.
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PERSONAL.

4 IrpEpAJ REWARD FOR RESIDENCE OF AL
"A hert Yonnr alias Albert Cotton colored "a years Of
age: stoops very much hais from Florida.
wi A. CARTER, 81 Cortandt street, Greenwich.
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FINANCIAL.

A SSESSMENT-THE OyERNAN MINING COMPANY
II has levied Assessment of 500 n gold per share den
quent 10th December Delinquent sale, 9Th January 1862
We are prepared transmit due by Eastern stock
holders LEES 4 WALLER,
Agents of the Bank Of California, 50 Pine street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DICH AND RACY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, BEL, BELL
III gtous, Lterary all for the smly-Ine IN
GICAL J0uRNALfor December contains lienri nocnu,or
editor Of the Paris Lanterne Frau Marie wors
on the Battlefield Archbishop Manning; Rev pr. stoexton
Ths Human BODY; Earning Wife; Inhabitants oil Braz
MIRACULOUS Healing; Religion aud Nature Terns ~
year. Newsnen have II. Address >. X Wehs, NO Ses
Roadway New York.
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A GOOD LINE OF FIRST AND SECOND CITY MORT
IA cages can be negotiated at by BUTLER, DuRFEE
CO., 69 Liberty street.
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rOIoNEI, TOM SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, FOR
mey of Fauquer county, Va, will obiige j. NJ Card
ner OF virginia. sending his present address TO George r.
Ro,xyel Co, 40 Park row, New York.
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DAssAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM
i Liverpool and Queenstown.
Also from Liverpool and London,
BY first class PACKET ships
Drafts payable in all parts OF Grea. Britain and ireland
lowest rates.
Apply 10 TAPsCoTr Bros IS South stree, and 20 Broad
way New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20

IA. Holiday Presents Holiday PreRentsi
Great dourned the 055 valuable Flatbush Lots,
some Of which the grand eastery entrance Of Pros
Der a. at u O'clock at the Exchange Salesroom Ill Broad
way, NY.
valuable Prospect Park Lots that must advance greatly in
value One OF these plots will make admirable holiday
Eft from father to son, brother to sister, lover to
his ahlanced, &c.
anconeer % street, " and l57 Montague street.
Brooklyn.
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)AuCH n GoUGELMANN, FORMERLY WITH Pro.
ID fessor Rossonneau, OF Paris AMI inserers OF
the improved Artificial Human Eye $50 Broadway NJ B..
These Eyes are endorsed by the faculty.
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4 GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF FRANCE
n fully competent to teach Latin Greek French aud Ger
which latter languages he speaks wishes sua
on no objection go West South Highest references
Address William. Herald Office.
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CouTHERN SECURITIES wANTED.-THE HIGHEST
- market rates paid Tor Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina Tennessee and Louisiana past due Coupous also
South Carolina and Louisiana Bonds, by j. NJ. WEITH
CO., Is Jew street and 70 Broadway.
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900 IN yARIoTs PJ. GOOD AMp
pect Park property for sale at liberal discount Address
Finance, 17o Herald office.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED CITY
Real EstateNUU Shares OF manufacturing company
now IN successful operation in this city. Address NJ f. J
Herald office,
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A YOUNG LADY, COMPETENT TO TEACH ENGLISH
branches French and music, desires situation visit
Ing governess school famy good references given.
Address L.. box 1J6 Herald Office.
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fyHATHAM SQUARE LADY IN BLACK, WITH COM
gent East Broadway at I2 O'Clock please
be at same place Saturday time. JINGLES.
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A TEAM OF GRAys, 1s HANDS EACH, EIGHT AND
IN 10 years. $l25 each brown Mare 10 hands, fine driver,
$780, as. rroter $780, Apply at 1s4 Washington street, for
two dnvs
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(NTY OF NEW YoRK-DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
~ BUREAU OF THE RisCEIyERsOF TAXES.
IIOUeE. Oct. 81. 1s6S.

Notice hereby given that cent will be added TO all
taxes unpaid on the ls OF Defenders also additional one
per cent on December IL.
On a. taxes remanng unpaid on January nteres; ct the
rate OF WE'VE per cent calculated from tue DAY
the books received by tho Receiver OF Taxes the day
OF payment viii be aided. No money viii be received alter
O'Clock i. NJ, once hours from a. NJ. to 2 T. NJ.
BERNARD SMYTfI, Receiver.
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TRAyEI.LERS, GUIDE.

I Ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TRDi.-ONLY 81 80
Ia The elegant steamers Vanderbilt AMI COSsECTI
CUT leave pier A. north OF Spring AZ evening
Saturdays excepted colnectin, with rail- West and North
Fare Sunday 81 Returning loaye hoy Al and Albany
atsP. NJ.
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4 NNOtJNCEMENT-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RE.
"A applications daily this week for private instruction
in Penmanshju and Bookkeeping. Students viii acquire
beautiful and rapid handwriting with thorough knowledge
Of accounts at than half the OF tune and
usually at the socacd business colleges Rooms ~
Fast Fourteenth rtrect, Union square.
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH, the reputed penman OF America
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A YOUNG FRENCH LADY, SPEAKING ENGLISH,
wishes to have situation In an American family to
teach the piano French language Inquire q East
18th OF Broadway.
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A CLOSE COACH, NEW LAST SPRING, BUILT BY
IN Corbett Schach will be sold auction this day at ~
O'clock BY JOHNSTON VAN TASSELI their mart, liz
East Thirteenth
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csOuTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED.--THE HIGHEST
~ market rates paid for Virginia. North Carolina. South
Carolina and Georgia Bank Notes. by }. NJ. WETH CO.,
ID New street and 20 Broadway.
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S75 600 G CAS- :,dss =. in LAND FOR
need apply Address box ll2 Herald occ, with and
place.
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TI,LLA HARRISON WOULD LIKE TO SEE HER
~ dressmaker Mrs. Thompson at l40 West Twenyfourth
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- Saturday morning next n not otherwise disposed o.,
the Soop George lying Mt Commercial wharf, Allan tic
Docks with anchor chains &C. compee newly caked, &c
L. w. WOODS, 2s9 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
cyrOOP GEORGE-wITH ANCHOR, CHAINS, RIG
Qing &C. complete order newly cakcd, VIII be sold
81 auion Commercial wharf, Atlantic docks, at IL o'clock
on Saturday, Nov. 81 1853 ,
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+ ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steamers fortnghy London direct from pier No.
North river. Passage at $780, $50 and 1880,
WIN. PENN Nov. 90 BELLONA. Dec. &c
For passage 10 Hayre Paris Antwerp and Rotterdam nj
cheapest currency rates, apply TO ROBERT N. CLARK So
Hroalway
FOR freight, to ROWLAND AspiSwALL, "a South
Atreet
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StTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
- BY CuNhRD LINE.
ALEPPO sails Thursday, November 2S
SaMAElA calls Thmsday, December3.
Cabin passage, $50, gold; seeragc 500 currency.
For freight cabin apply at No Bowling Green
- 'N."ee P"1~e "ff' :" T. CuNARD.
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At JOHNSTON & VAN TASsELL'S-THIS DAY,
IA liz East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue,
At auction, at 12 O'clock
Two large Express Wagons for Of the Soders Mes
COMPANY, order.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.

THOR SALE-STEAM TUG LEHIGh; LENGTH 80 Fl
py 10 Lchgh Coal and Navigation Company, l22 South Sc
ond street. Philadelphia.
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LATEST GENERAL YGws-BY TELEGRAPH


John Mealy was run over and Killed by
the cars near Worcester yesterday morning
The Americans in Honolulu voted on the
81 Of November, and gave Grant III, and Seymour o.
$500. George Hall was shot, probably fatally,
by janice sims, al ball IN Pittsburgh on Thursday night
Judge William Harris died in Memphis,
on Thursday, Of pneumonia
49,. L. /. Hoffman, aged G3 years, of The firm
Of Hughes Hoffman CO., died III Louisville last night
William Forrest. who was arrested in
Memphis on Thursday FOR shooting Policeman stakcy
has been released on bonds
Strub aud Stahringer's starch factory, in
Ohio Township Penn, was burned yesterday Loss about
$1,000, ..
In an encounter on the Memphis race
Thanksgiving day George sharkey Was sot Ia
the side.
O'Shanglnessy g. Co.'S cotton COMPRISING
establishment III Nashville was burned on Thursday
Loss, $4,000.
I'm the Franklin Institute buildings, Phil
adcpha, yesterday morning. burglars DeW open haIo
which contained nothing valuable.
In the Buffalo Skating Rink on Thursday
evening G.. " Payn uished tic task OF Walking IVO c5
in p hours 20 minutes and 81 seconds.
flames s. Palmer of the firm OF Palmer
and Phillips, aucOneers, Of Ptsbugh, committed sui
eide. yesterday, by taking laudanum
Commodore John Patty, n well-known
navigator died at Honolulu the 10th OF November.
lie had been "a years a resident Of the Islands
THE Hawaiian newspapers speak in COM
pmentary OF the conduct Of the officers and crew
Of the T. S steamer M0hongo during their stay at inc
sand wich Islands.
"A Memphis bound train from Chatta-
nOoga Thursday evening" of the track at the base
OF Lookout Mountain and The baggage and express cars
were demolished. Mr.. Fulwcs, an express messenger,
was injured.
"A fire on Monday night destroyed the
west side OF "a square Dresden, Tenn. The principal
losses sustained by j. NJ White and j. IL Meadow.
dry goods dealers, and b. b. Irvine Tho total loss was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
TIE coLEHIscocK MURDER rRlAL.

ALBANY, Nov. 27.-The trial was resumed
this morning and after the examination Of several wit
nesses the ruled against the admission Of evidence
~ adultery. Mr.. Brady nstlpg that tho adultery had
been continuous, and that the homicide jushabe.
The prisoner constantly attended IN tho court room by
AIS brother United states Senator Cole from California,
and by several other relatives Hs appearance since the
trial last winter is materially altered except that he
fs more eshy Visitors 10 him Jail say that lie Is In
good spirits AMI freely about the homicide and
other topics lie has called upon by many
Including number OF whose visits seem please
him mach The Tailor that is wife frequently Tor
hours az time, with him ~ hls cell for several weeks
after the homicide se applied 20 the aiior for board IN
The jail the week after the hOD1dc And nc rcIttl 10
board her whereup0B abe took lodgings IN an adobng
street and was assidu0us IN her aten'0ftO her husband
anti she 20 her relatives IN Ioinpkns county The
counsel for the people ATTENDED ly Franz lNse0cl
brother OF TUG victim eHfHre 81 De ifal b. the apJg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
TURKEY.

BRIG ANDAGE-ROUMANfA - PRofENIANTI-M IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IOR TIE MINES.
Our own Correspondent writes from Con-
s,aatnnpis under date 81 October -, as Ionows;
Imentoned In my last the efforts Of tho Government
% suppress brgandagc, which IN many places Is beco
ing formidable Five bandits were executed at bro0sa
Modouia and Ghemlek. Two more have just been exc
foows up this severity the bandits Will see that 1t DON
pay Hitherto they have generally escaped from prison.
on bought their way out
mi. week there was "a terrible explosion Of steam
boiler perfectly new. AT the Naval Arsenal Two persons
were killed aud IS seriously it1ured. 49, .
The Government Is stu seriously occupied Win mo
affairs OF KOumania which has become refuge Tor brig
nu. and safe place from whence Bulgaria can be Kept
in iernent The Government is making every possible
effort induce the siguatory powers Ia stop ts Inc
Koumanian plays the role of stiiy denying
what laid charge. Russia sees Turkey IN tho
state Empire In during the Ifth century
and Ia determined make n fail 10 pieces as that Empire
fol- Roumania will De "a chronic trouble and weakness,
aud exhaustion TO Turkey.
The persecution of PrOtesiants I'm the Interior has bccn
stopped but no Justice for the OuTagcs committed.
The sutan has given Imperial IrOd6 for The estab
lshment of Robert College. The Government has caNed
IN after seven years OF resistance.
The Government mas made some new ana eNceHebt
rcRulat the mines, aud II carried out fairly the
country Will reap the fruits I. Foreigners are
allowed 10 employ capital and work them Oh the same
terms natives 2. The tax instead OF being 20 per
cent will vary from 10 per cent The concession 10
foei gncr may be for ~ years en glad 10 note any
thing that promises good.
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Peninsula that is when Is days had elapsed since inc
telegraph had announced t and had become known ~
the whole island In his ollclal aduress ne aFolou on
aIInson which might conflict with his royanst Opinions
taL care NOT 40 express his adhesion 10 the new GOV
eminent OF Spain and showing ms ieennss III ,neso
words: profound political cOmnouoh mas Dro.sns
from the Spanish soil OF the august soyer
eign who ruled its destnies" Don't Deneye Una. az u
prenedated act Of the nation VIII ~ the
and Tranquility. As the representatiHo "a ,r o
Spanish Government in this island IL only concerns e
to guard the high interests conhded 10 my oaoc cr,s
patient, and wait for the solution OF thls I'm - Tho
This document which said good deal III lav9r u s
adhesion Of Gen. Lersndi TO the old regime ulu ~. y
anything in favor Of the new one, and aslt Wa ~. t
pected, brought forth the uneaslness ana
provoked the revolutionary movement IN the E's'ei
Department. =. . ,,,di ro
The insolent manner with which Gen. Lersundl re.
ceived deputaton Of so persons OF the hlghest
I'm the capital Of the island that applied TO MN ior INC
adoption OF the new system decreed by the reVO0nay
juna Of Madrid, that peace and tranguty .Ss Do
restored; the resistance to publish me orders Oh c
eminent OF Spain, although he lad the exclusive
of the Cable and two mail steamers had arrived tou
Cadiz the It'll Of October and % or NoveinDer; anu
the obtnacy In maintaining III all the puDhc OceS no
royal cmbems-sh0w, with complete evidence, thai Nt'
Lersundi by his behavior has provoked the rcVoiuVn
Of Cuba and that he and ne alone Is responsible LOT te
actual situation Of the country and tsfata consequences
Gen. Lcrsundi has traDpled upon the natiohai.
will and character, and under pretense vi
maintaining public order ana peace mas
resorted every repressive employed by Mar
vaez and Gonzales Bravo In Spain 10 smother liberty ana
silence the increasing dissatisfaction OF the CuDans,
aud giving this sentiment false Interpretation so as
10 justify line OF conduct which extremely IeNSu
tionary and contrary liberty and justice. Therefore
protest against the government OF Don Ieisuhul,
and desire proclaim hereby that II Cuba be lost 10
spanas t may happen In consequence OF recent eNen
the whole responsibility Will fall on the CaptaGeneral
who unfortunately governed the island during the time
OF the national revolution against the sybahy o INC
BOuIbona.
THE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE OF HAVANA
UdydHG, Now II, 1868
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
rnr DELAWARE COUNTY MURDER.

Wednesdays TRIBUNE contained the tele-
raphs version OF the killing OF Mrs. Louisa Drake Zero.
wife OF Elisha b. Fero Of West Davenport, N V, and 1t
WAS there said burglars entered the house and shot
at Mr. and Mrs. Zero while they were abed instantly
killing Mrs Fero aud that on the morning after the muir
der citizens began search in every direction for the
sassns The Oneonia Herald comes TO hand with an
account OF Coroner Mshags inquest aud the subsequent
arrest of Zero for the murder OF his Wife The accused
has long kept store IN the village and been Postmaster
and Justice OF the Peace. and the village newspaper
says has damaged his reputation, recently by S'so
cating with loose women 10 whom the villagers cnaEo
his downfall. lie has son IN New.fok MIS-; , rc'o
funeral attended Thanksgiving Day anu tIic ae
cused taken by Sheriff Preston to the County Jan III
nalnf
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TIE LARKIN HOMICIDE.

Ann Hines, the cook in Campbell's saloon,
wherein Felix Larkn lost ms life on Tuesday night was
arrested yesterday warrant issued by Coroner fyh
principal In tho slaughter. and held 10 await inc re,
suit OF the Inquest which IA 10 take place today Ann
previously arrested, but was discharged on hing
bonds ~ $1,000 to appear az witness. The coroner NOV
over, obtained Information subsequently that led nm 20
heilc,e that the woman was participant ~ tho nf. III
which Iarn Killed and the other combatants more
% less FtVcrelV clnJhe0 and stabbed
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SPAIN.
GnEAr RErunLIcAN DENOMINATION.

GREAT REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATIONS
MADRID, Nov 2G.An immense and enthusiastic
demonstration was made in Saragossa, yesterday, IN
favor of a Republic. meeting was held. and reso-
lutons were adopted declaring that it is the will Of
the people that Spain should have Republican form
of government The Monarchisis have held large
public meetings at Cornna, Ferro, Santiago de
Compostella and other places.