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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-01-09

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-01-09

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-01-09
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-01-09

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-01-09

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-01-09

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-01-09

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-01-09

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The New York herald., 1868-05-28
OHIO.
Meeting of the National DIanufnct>1rers'
observation-disclosures Observation-Disclosures ions
AdOpted-Adjournm

Meeting of the National DIanufact>arers'
AssociatiOn-Report NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ions
Acknowledgements.
CLEVELAND May 81, 1883.
The National Manufacturers Association met in
Cass Hall this morning. The officers afe:-J. L.
Newberg of Detroit, president; E. B. Ward, Of De-
troit, G. w. Allen, of Milwaukee, T. D. Sheppard, Of
Buffalo, j. S. Hays, of Boston, and j. r.. Paddock, OF
Cincinnati executive council; G. b. Stebbins and D.
o. Page secretaries. The attendance was light.
The only business Of the morning the reading of
the report Of a delegation from the Convention on
Tax Reform Of their proceedings In Washington last
winter.
The next annual meeting Of the association was
appointed for the third Wednesday of December, In
New York
Resolutions were adopted declaring the necessity,
tlon Of maintaining the association permanently;
commencing the action OF the present Congress IN
regard to retrenchmeht and economy, and urging
that further efforts should be made In the same direc
clerks in the army and navy to minimum standard;
advising inquiry to the feasibility Of transferring
the Indian Bureau 70 the War Department; depre-
eating the giving OF public posts to politicians and
the action Of Congress reducing the taxes on manu-
fctures and hoping for entire relief from the taxa
tion Of the useful industries referring TO the impor
ns the national debt ana deerrng the return Of spe
Gle payments, and demanding adequate protection
for home industries endorsing the national banking
system and declaring that 1t should be continued and
sixty five per cent gold bonds for funding the public
debt 70 be made the basis OF banking under the Ma
tional Banking law.
After some speeches and resolutions Of thanks
the meeting OF the Association adjourned till Decem-
The New York herald., 1868-05-28
TELECRAPnIC NEWS
ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
PROGRESS OF THE HAYTIEN REBELLION.
The Race for the English Derby and
Scenes on Derby Day.
Betting, Running, Time and the
Winner at EPSON Downs.
HAYTl.

SRlnave Bcsieged in Port Prince-Hc
Threatens to Burn 1t TO the GrOund-All
he Citizens Called Under Arms-Naval
HAVANA, May 81, 1858.
We have dates from Hayti to the 18th INST.
Reliable information has been received here to the
erect that detachment OF three-ffths OF General
LubIns troops received an attack fom the rebels on
the 14th inst. at place called the Setnilla Cross
roads, In the suburbs Of the capital. The AFFAIR was
q bloody one, and resulted In the repulse OF the
rebels, who were sheled BY the Haytien man-of-war
Sylvan, lying In the harbor. The shelling however
did little harm to the insurgent troops.
} proclamation had been Issued calling all the ctl-
zens under arms.
, On the 10th inst. general attack was made by
Salnave's troops the rebel lines. The attack was
repulsed and the troops had to fall back into the
capital after having lost about eighty men.
The British steam gunboat Royalst had got ashore
at Port au Prince after her commander had effected
the release of the imprisoned foreigners. She then
steamed to the outer harbor where she got aground
, The United States man-of-war De Soto arrived on
the 18th from st. Croix, but as she was short Of
provisions she proceeded next day to Key West,
despite the protestations Of the American Minister
who had promised to secure the lives OF all Ameri
cans and those who had taken refuge in the Lega-
tion.
The general attack was renewed In the afternoon
on the south side Of the city, but the result was still
unknown when this mail left Port au Prince.
6anave still threatens to burn the capital to the
ground II the rebels beat him. but the American
Minister is determined to prevent him If possible.
The New York herald., 1868-05-28
VENEZUELA.

President Falcon Disappeared-COngress Dis
solved-Caracas DISQUALIFICATION Among
the Troops.
HAVANA May 27, 1858.
Our advices from Caracas are to the 7th inst.
Marshal Falcon had disappeared. This sudden
event had compelled Congress to dissolve.
|. General LaZaro Bruzual had declared against the
government, and the town Of Caracas was In state
of acge The national forces in the city had been
duced to sixteen hundred. Four thousand rebels
mad appeared the hills around Caracas, and de-
cisive battle was imminent. The rebels will probably
become masters Of the capital.
Battles had taken place In Araure and CandeariA
between the government troops and the rebels.
General Colima lost two hundred men In AntimanO,
and four hundred passed over to the insurgents.
Among the deserters are R0as, Mendoza and Vegas.
The New York herald., 1868-05-28
THE FENIANS.

Another Big Scare In Canada-Troops Under
Arms and soldiers Wives Ordered Out Of
Barracks-Cencral War Preparations.
MONTREAL, May q, 1858.
The government authorities here both civil and
military, appear to be in panic regarding the Fe
MANS The troops in garrison at this place are
nndcr orders to prepare for marching at moments
notice The wives OF soldiers statoned at st. John
have been ordered out OF the barracks, and active
preparations are going on for the accommodation Of
" 600 men The hospitals have been provided with
held panniers and other necessary articles FOR q
battle ned and other means precaution have been
taken. -. -
/ Detectives in the employ OF the Dominion govern.
ment are on the frontier keeping close watch upon
the Fenian picnic at Buffalo
The Fenian Picnic at Buaaio-A Trick Played
Upon the Canadians-General Excitement
the Result-Success Of the Fair.
BUFFALO, May 81, 1ses
Last night q number of wags and canal men, tax
Ing advantage Of the scare in Canada over the ru
mored invasion Of the Dominion during the progress
Of the great Fenan fair In this CITY, assembled on the
river bank, opposite Fort Erie Canada, and by
marching, countermarching and other evoutions
produced most Intense excitement among the
Canadians
The Feuian fair is great success. It ia drawing
large numbers OF people from the surrounding
Sepntry, Pnd giving rise TO many Idle rumorh
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

LONDON MoyyY MARkK -~toSpoS, May o.,
for account ymsricaS %curii,ss closed sgIhs ioi.
lowing rates: United stateA nvstwenty 6Qndt ..lsl
Illinois Central Railway shares, aej ErD F&il*sy
'nFTsS' FTassroTY x; Boussr.-fhAsposr Nay as
p. M.-Unlted States nve.twsnty bonds closed st
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weaker ss Inc $IlSTidS Sactsticns H!sSiiSa ! %;
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May 27-3 ?. M.-corn, Sss. 90. wheat, i%s, 4d, f9f
California and 12e. cd. Tor red westerp. Oats,
IS. iOx per tushel Peas. i6s per 6o4 Lbs. Flour
s4e per bbi. for western Canal
TryEnPooI. Provisions NsMABxEr-rrrvEEpoot, NJ Hay
a,-sR; M-Rork' sasj beef t1os; lard ass.; cheese
SA SAivISSoot paSS p pnopucs MAnKxy,-LtvYsroo,, May
aJ-,S n M,-The market is entirely without change
ID hd4 81 Quotations. spce ths 4penine. Rog@
g. ca pet cwt. for common E6fth Qafolifia and n
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The New York herald., 1868-05-28
MICHIGAN.
The State Democratic Convention.
DETROIT, May 27, 1868.
The Democratic State Convention was held here TO-


DETROIT, May 27, 1868.
The Democratic State Convention was held here TO-
day, ami adopted the following resolutions
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The New York herald., 1868-05-28
MASSACHUSETTS.

Mysterious Murder at KingstOn-A Wealthy
Citizen Discovered With His Brains Beaten
Out-Robbery the Supposed Object-NO Clue
10 the Murderer.
PLYMOUTH, May q, 1868.
Cornelius Holmes brother Of Alexander Holmes,
formerly President OF the Old Colony Railroad, was
found murdered about seven O'Clock this morning In
byroad near the back entrance Of the cemetery in
the adjoining town of Kingston, his brains being
beaten out. It is stated that at eight O'Clock last
eyening, while he was at the house OF Samuel
Andrews, boy came to the door and delivered TO
him note, upon which he remarked that he must
be going and started by the path across the GENE.
terry for the Stony Brook neghb0rhOOd at the depot
Mr.. Holmes was quite wealthy man, but not being
Of strong mind his property has been mostly held in
trust. It Is known that he received quite large
Of money yesterday, which was found upon him. II
Is supposed that the murderer was frightened away
before robbing his victim. The scene Of the murder
gave evidence Of violent struggle No positive clue
has yet been obtained Of the murderer and the Wild
est excitement and suspicion pervades the usually
quiet town OF Kingston.
The New York herald., 1868-05-28
RELIGIOUS.

Presbyteriau General acknowledgements.
tives from Corresp ondins Bodies Received
Report of the Board Of Domestic Missions.
ALBANY, N. Y, May 81, 1868.
The following representatives from corresponding
bodies were favorably received and addressed the
Assembly upon the subject Of the condition of their
respective churches, viz. REV. Alexander R. Thomp
son, Of the Reformed Dutch Church; DR.. Henry N.
Pohlman, OF the Evangelical Lutheran Church; Rev.
George Appia, Of the waldsnsian Church Of Italy,
and Rev. j. B. Clark, OF the United Presbyterian
Church. The Moderator welcomed them severally.
All united ID the expression Of desire for the union
fSe report q the boata q Domestic Missions was
the year. $1is lo6, with reserved fund OF sos o5;
disbursements, $4,000 0o number Of missionaries In
commission, 610; 100 more than during the former
year. Fifty y-pine churches have been organized
6b02 PERSONS Admitted to communion, 452 Sabbath
schools founded 4155 teachers and $1,917 scholars
DR.. J, 7. Backus, Of Baltimore, from the committee
appointed by the last Assembly, recommended ap
entire change Of management.
At the afternoon session DR.. Ncols read the report
Of the Publication Committee. During the year
13s 900 copies OF new publications. and 656 copies
of reprints have been issued. The committee also
issue the ISdbbdn school Union Sen,t.MOnthiv,
having circulation OF some 10000, an Increase OF
5000 over last year. only 77s churches out Of 2eOo
The subject OF reunion was then taken up and the
Rev. T. p Hunt resumed his remarks In favor OF re-
union and In reply 70 the remarks Of Drs Breckin.
ridge and Hodges. The speaker occupied the time
up 10 adjournment.
Tne assembly Adjourned until to morrow morning.
The New York herald., 1868-05-28
NASSAU.

The Electiops-The Church QuestiOn-Execu-
ton Of Spaniard-Pineapple Crop.
HAVANA, May 27, 1858.
According to the latest accounts from Nassau, N.
T., the general election was progressing quietly.
The date appointed for the meeting OF the Colonial
House Of Assembly is June 1.
The controversy that ragged recently on the Church
Disendowment act had moderated very considerably.
Spaniard, who had been convicted Of the murder
of Joseph Stubbs was executed May 10.
As was expected the pineapple crop or this year
will be very large and very fine.
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

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yoor Baker Philadelphia Tor saco; Hasoh dresorH oy
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The New York herald., 1868-05-28
CUBA.

The nIatanzas Corporation Short OF Funds
Trouble With the Contractors - The
Fines ON vessels-Execuffons.
HAVANA, May 81, 1858.
II ia reported here that the municipal authorities
of Matanzas being out OF funds to pay the en-
ployGs the contractors for supplying the public In
stitutions with bread refused to fulfil their engage
fnents. In consequence the inmates were LEFT two
days Without food The result was that the contrac-
tors were arrested and put in jail. The soldiers
auartered there have not been paid for three months
There are excessive rains daily alternating with
strong gusts Of wind.
: The Custom House fines are now under the con.
sderation Of the Captain General, and the American
Consul is striving to have all the cases In his care
setted as speedily as possible.
4, The Captain General in accordance with tele-
graphic orders has instructed the regular Spanish
mail steamers and q inan-ofwar at Battabano TO
look out for SLAYER that is daily expected there
hbouts. ~,
The military commission is most active In punish
tn0 crininak. One free coored Cuban has been
executed to-day. Two more are to be put TO death
on next Wednesday for extortion and ASSASSINATION
Seven Of the gang OF bandits headed by Perez have
been caught.
The New York herald., 1868-05-28
GEORGIA..

Rejoicing Over the Defeat OF impeachment.
SAVANNAH, May 81, 1858.
Great enthusiasm was manifested here by all
classes Of people on the receipt OF the 6f the
final defeat Of Impeachment. The Republican ONCE,
large Hufnber 0f public buildings And private resi-
dences were illuminated In honor Of the event Fire.
works will be displayed ana NUMBER OF serenades
given tonight.
The New York herald., 1868-05-28
POLAND.

Riotous Demonstrations ON the Frontier.
LONDON, May 27, 1868.
Dispatches from warsaw report that bands OF
Polish exiles said to have been recruited In France
nave appeared on the frontier Of Gaicia and are
making riotous demonstrations. II Is believed that
General Langiewcz the leader OF the last polish In.
surrection, is at the head Of these bands.
The New York herald., 1868-05-28
Parade Of the Massachusetts, Militia.

Boston, May 27, 1868.
The annual May parade Of the Massachusetts,
militia took place to-day In this CITY, 1t was the
largest that has taken place since the AL arms
Of the service were Represented, and each appeared
in excellent condition and with full ranks. The trial
drtl between the Montgomery Guards, Of the Ninth,
and the R6Sbury city Guards, Of the First regiment.
fS 1e u ,s neg ana s4o arew FS
after q protraoted dffll, Id which each company
showed great proficiency in both marching and the
manual, The judges ewarded the prize TO the Mont.
gofnery Guards. A very large amount Of money had
been bet on the result, and until the decision was
made each party wal confident OF winning.
The New York herald., 1868-05-28
Sugar NIarket-Exchange Quotations-Salt
NIarket-Marine Intelligence.

HAVANA, Ic05s
The sugar market continued dull, and without
sales prices nominal. No. ~ Dutch standard Is
Exchange on London, 11k 11A per cent pre-.
MUM; on United States gold, per cent discount.
York
salt market IL dull.
The New York herald., 1868-05-28
VIRGINIA..


street Fight In Richmond.
81 y. RICHMOND, May 27, 1865
ofcial CIRCLES here were excited to-day by street
assault by 5ames segar On Mr Van winkie United
States Marshal Of this District the light was stopped
by the Mayor before any sefIo0s damage was done.