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NEw1 YoRK, Jan. 25.-The Times
Atlanta special, dated January 24th
says: Mr.. Osbufn announced to-F5av
in the Convention that IL was the inten.
ton of himself and party TO ask Con.
gress to give validity to whatever in
the Consultation may be passed, with
out submitting It to the people. This
VIII meet determined Opposition.
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nnsiels and othors deaiTOus OF getting up
Clubs win be supplied with show-Rm on
application.
The postage on HARPERs WEEE1r
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SeFtbsF's post once.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Tho Publishers have perfected system Of
mailing by which they can supply the MA !.
GAzrNE, WEEKLY, and BAZAAR l,roU,ptl, IN
TO those who prefer to receive their periodi-
Gals directly nom tho Omce of Publication,
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cents year, which must be paid at the sib.
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NEW YoKK. January II, 1854.
MesTs. Geo. q HubbeI & %.

80 NEW YORK, Aprtl 2Sd, leei.
Gen. @. Hubbel 4 .-SeaueIt.sh. VGa hs,,a
analy1ed your Golden BittaEs and fiiid tlISf
It's comPound parts entiEle it 70 the nOtif5a ~
the medical profession. since our aiI0IViis
We nave used Z In cur practice with very
e lttsiaetofy reanltas anu d It paIficulaFly
Wen calculated to correct the 9nRemenf az
the digestive organs such as CiysI q lSIiq EII1f
fnoeal sick headache, cho1lc, de-, DC, and IA
superior tonic for daily use In moderate
those Of delicate constitutions, Yonfa. -
Doctors ]. =. 4 7. 8. NoRRUhY -
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WEEKTY
sPLENDTDLY ILLUSTRATED.
0NeleiC,f NEoAf.sSnr NJ No.,

The MODEL NEWSPAPER of our COUNTRY
complete In an the departments OF an Ameri-
can FAMILY P1per-HARPER'S WEEKLY has
earned for ITSELF a right TO ITS title, "a JOUR
NAL OF uIVth1EATEON,' -NelO York EC0HkRg
P0St.
our future historians viii enrich them
solves out Of HARPERS WEEKLY long after
writer's, and prlnteE6. snd publishers are
turned to dust.-ReiO York ErdnPelfIt,
Traveller.
IiARPERs WEEKnx may be unresarvelly
declared the best newspaper In America
alls 1hdleleadGld, Ne1g York
tne articles upon public questions Whioh
appe II In HNRPEni6 WEEKLY fFOm weak n
THSelI, tofm atemaF1ERble series ofbTief no
IIGle.4 e9sAya. They are distinguished by
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S9ooNlOtlonV high principle, and strong feaI-
ING, aud take their place among the best
neWsPApet writing OF the time,-NoTTh
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Golden
Bttters arerapidly gaining a world-vide zen.
utation. Read the following:
: ~ IaA..ra. -. :. -.

Meai,s. Ht.bbet6 GO. = - -
0ElSTs:-1 can say that your sGolden BIT
world. II acts truly in q most miracflloIiS
way. suhefing With dyspepsia OF HE mogt
PAINFUL Kind, I used the Golden BitteFs mrs
pared by MessFA Hubbel a Co., and wa tsIiit-
81 81; I am eony1nced that all Complaint or
I'M sills klna can be cured by your Bltters Wisll-
curing o. an the complaints that afnIct mo
am gentlemen. youIs, with respaet
CAS1NIER FABRtGOU.
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Life is Warm! Death is Cold


chronic DiBeRgeB, Female COnlnIalnIa
consumption, Liver Com plainIa.
MEDICAL AND CoNsUL.IINa Rooms. No. a
Odd FE1LoWs' BUlhDtNG, MoNRoE ST.
THOs. u, KISNER, III. d.,
DRACTICAL AND CONSULTING Ply
4 EloiAn for al Diseases of Chronic Ma
lure incident TO the human family, viz
Disease Ofthe Air PnssaEes,
Nasal CataITh, Ozsna, Asthma and Consunap-
ton, as well as an diseases of the Head and
Digestive System,
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, DiaFrhea.
DySenteTy, Constipation, Piles DC, and an
Affections OF Nervous System,
Irritation Spinal Cord, Epilepsy, Chorea,
Neuralgia and Nervous Debility, and ali M!
fections arising nom an
Impure State OF Hood.
Scrofulous Sores, Enlarged Glands. Ulcera
and Obstinate Skin Diseases, RhennnafisTI1
White Swelling, DC.
His system Is the only true and successful
one for the treatment of all
Diseases Peculiar 90 Females.
PAINFUL. Profuss and Suppressed MenstruR-
ton, LeucoTThea, Falling OF Womb, with all
the sympathetic accomplishments, such rs
RalpltAtion Of Heart. Loss OF Appetite, and
given toall
Ol8eas OF the GenitO. UrInnry Organs,
viz Inflammation OF Kidneys and bladder,
DE1hbing and Scalding OF Urine, Dificult,
EFequent and Painful Orination, Gravel and
SXphills, SpermatorrheR and tmpotency, and
IL II nervous AFFECTIONS consequent upon
X9HIHSUL 1NDncRETToNs.
Ghe Doctor Is able at all times to RiVesntis-
s9el9n as To result of treatment, DC. Conn
~ 4n5l4nlc1LonS confidential aud promptly no.
- oPi ~ olelne9, cash. A guaranty given
animation Is made
once hou8-l p. m. TO 8 pm
a0nsR.n =. ~
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YoNKERs. .Mana -

Mes9s. Geo. O. HHbbel q %.
6ENTH.-Hnving used only two bottles OF
your; Golden Btttofs," can recommend
them with the utmost con6danee as q t6nic
particularly for change Of diet and water.
1t Is "a well for ladies' and children, giving
them part n o Wine-glass two or three anies
dag, Yours respectfully,
GEO. c. RAKER.
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zREApz HE EH1pRnoE. :

1feasTs. Dsvels q Bolton.
GENTLEltEN:-Forth the last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily from s..
we're attacks of Dyspepsia; SO much so that /
could with difficulty retain meal in my
s;omaeh more than twenty minutes. at
night experiences great burning In or
about the heart; q general depression a
spirits, attended, with frequent headaohe
9liNzlnes or dimnes9 OF sight 1 tried va
pafattonst without being afforded auy n.
1ectual relief, TIL used four bottles of'tf4nb-
6ets Golden Bttters, since which Tefiod
haVe not been troubled with single one
q the above complaints. From the benefif
those BtttarB have Afforded me. I faaI n INV
duty to express publicly my grateful Ihan1eS.
GED. a. BANCROFT
Accountant and Collector.
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ChnGtnmRH.
JANUARY Observation-Disclosures

~. -
JANUARY Zos-FLoUR-Uncha
G5RA1NIW heat-Cnchanged. Corn
OuLIy ana prices lower; ear, 500: no de
M nsn ~ ior sheIled. oats-Quiet at 81
1oE NO I. hye-Steady at 81 55al 90
20 tlr1leYy,-t3goyant, closing at 81 2Oa2 2
F,l ls.IL ior state spring.
nniGSiIino ne au seIes o
hnf IjttIs ofFas,,s1. ""UH az 4o7Ac' ano
HossN IrH1ar!s .sIo. q. l,,,....
~ 0SSz d s.,[ss.. saLeS 20 01tchers al
PPovIsInS-S0 6,iet -, "1 Gu. nsA
jim denoand at 1871 h1. hrIj.,: Ha re
asking HIGHER priceS. NOT n1nct I,., ~
inc. '-.et PttSs' not thoch oner-
BurrER-DnIl at ssoszc
Edas-Dull al SOC.
Observation-Disclosures o,ood ,1orno,,,l -,
isc: Timothy-DulI al Sc 5Oa2 60. Flax
" ..
HAY-DuLl at SlS 00a14 90, on arrival,
aoLD-lS91<I buying.
JANUARY 25-FroUR-oniet stesd,
aug GR 1nGnAIS1. s,.or,... 49,.
So on for No. 3 'sprine' Go11n Sts ySts
and lower ut SIC 9or ~ 49,
FiFmeT Ut the Close loss at 'S Bsa5s sw G Rvs
"a i0ns,1a natl-hlFm ana quiet at
Observation-Disclosures and firm
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NEW YnRK l[arch sOth. lls1

NEW YORK - sarch Spths Ia
Nesus. Geo. q. EIli5beI e ca. Hudson, n. z.
0EsTs.-Ay family having been no
cipleut OF 11kIkB1 b1Eleftt m hls6fth nay he
use OF your Golden H1ers; ? I am inRiTSsd
70 acknowledge my sense OF BT1tituhb In
this letter. which you are privileged 70 use
since the 1tst bottle OF your Bittef8 entered
my house have heard of no complaint of
dyspepsia. Ny vile had been troubled with
the malady tor yeaB. and had also been
much annoyed by piles the GYmptOms
and the disease have both LETT, and abe Is
we'll Other members n my family endorse
thegood qualities Of your aftlGteg and I can
only say In conciugOn, thar should be
Ing any time they may call on me. With
much regard, I am, our. tru,y.
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The Latest News.
n x Il ELG SRARH.

ny fhe Union I.ine.
Ones. corner Of Main and Monroe streets.
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Fire.

BOSTON, Jan. 25.-The old Meeting
house in Newburg, erected In 1906, was
burned this myrning. The bell was
among the oldest In the country, hay-
ing been cast in London in 17O5.
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''UnquestionnbIy me best emanuel
work OF the KIND In the WOrld.o
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CINoINNATI, o., Jan. Is. -Weather
clear. Therm ometer SO degrees.
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Agents Wanted
In Pennsylvania, Ohio and West
Virginia.
GMALL CAPITAL q GOOD DE4fAbgD
- Address with stamp,
Jana.lNa whee 8 >; W W - g.
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8AtsrEMauEuna.

"A Complete Pictorial History OF
Ghe Times"
''The best cheapest, ana most sue.
cesaful Family Paper I'm the
UnIOn.s'
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GoyERNMENT STooKs-C Coupons, 1872
unchanged; do, '64, 1885; do, '65, 1O91z
1O4; coupons, unchanged; 7-S0s, both
1878.
MONEY! per cent.
STERLINe-Unchang
GohD-189N.
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s44AH4tsrTS r. 4Ls--Cptbon more active;
advanced 1.1GdS sales reach Ii, 900 bales
uplands at71&d; Lard, steady; Pork,
duh. :
LONDON, Jan. 28-sunday-The Ia.
test dispatches from Annesley Bay and
Teenof show that the British forces
have as yet made no advance beyond
the latter point.
Intelligence Of the condition OF
the British captlves had been re-
ceived in camp, at Teenof. They
were at Magdala, alive, well and care
fully guarded. to prevent the posstbili-
" of their escrpe. Il was feared by
many that they would be massacred.
As soon as King Theodorus heard Of
it, he approved of tine expeditionary
force. bat no threatening demonstra-
tion against their lives has been made,
and their treatment as prisoners re-
manned unchanged.
Il Is officially denied In the most pos
Tive mnnner that any orders or dis
patches authorizing the arrest of Mr..
Train were sent from the home office
here, the responsibility OF that action
is thrown entirely upon ssthe local au-
thorities of Cork.
The London Observer to-day asserts
that by the last dispatches exchanged
between Lord Stanley and Secretary
Seward, in the matter Of TIE Alabama.
the Jurisprudence Is finally closed
CoRENHAaBs, Jan. 28-sunday.-Th
following progress has been made In
Installation the question: the ratIfica-
ton Of the treaty for the sale OF the
west India Islands 70 the United States
In the lower House the special COM
uafflse appointed to consider the pro-
-Yislons Of the treaty and examine the
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MADRIp, January 24-The Minister
of War has ordered $1,000 American
.breech-lnaili nr. ,lfina n -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-24
The indiana Lynch.ny case,

The lyuching OF the Reno brothers il
Indiana recently is supposed by some to
be under consideration 10y the State De
partmeut, with view to she punishment
of the i,uchers, in vnGlcation 1t a sup
posed pledge q: cur government TO The al
tborltles OF Canada trat toe kruos should
be protected troh4 the viol,n { III citizens
of Indiana. 1t does not appear that any
such pledge Was gwen. but steps were ia
ken by our government to prevent / e
prisoners from moiestation, ell route from
Canada to Indiana
The prisoners were delivered safely,
and place in a Jail removed some distance
from the community where violence
was unprecedented upon this delivery OF
the prisoners all responsibility on the part
Of the federal officers ceased an: was trans
terred to the authorities of Indiana.
Our government is by some urged to
'ake the matter ID hand and see that
the lyncbers be punished as murlerers :;
but although tie parties who hung the
Rouos may be as much the enemi.s OF so
clety as the murdered men may have been.
there does not appear to be any authori-
ties The Governor of Indiana, it is said
will take the case III han /, and endeuvor
to bring the lyncbers to a trial
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OF fact committed, or to seize any rebel
or rebels not named, or whose offence is
not particularly described and supported
by evidence, best subserve to put down
dttoydlty, and ought to be frequently re-
sorted to.
II. That in controversies respecting
property, and in suits between rebels and
loyal men the ancient trial by jury of
twelve men should be abolished, and ought
to give place to the arbitrary will Of log
al military satrap.
II. That the freedom of the press is
the great stumbling block in the way of
tyranny. and should be destroyed
10. That well armed 1oya1 militia
composed of negroes, and oifcerea by car
pet-baggers and scallawags is the proper
and natural engine wherewith to Cypress
and outrage rebels; that bodies of regu-
lar troops should be stationed throughout
the country to control elections; and that
in all cxses the civil should be under strict
subordination to and governed by the NIL
itary power
"A. That rebels have no right to uni
form government and therefore an arbi
trary military establishment, separate
from AMI paramount to the government OF
Virginia ought to be erected within the
limits thereof.
IS That no reconstructed government
can be sustained in any State but by an
obstinate adherence to injustice, oppres-
sion, tyranny, extravaganza and corrupt
ton; and that any recurrence to funda-
mental or constitutions! principles should
be studiou>ly guarded ag.inst and avoided
16. That the religion most conducive
to the accomplishments OF these ends is a
religion Of hate that he affairs Of fine MGR
ciful God Of the Billie should be broken
down. and in their stead temples erected
to the molock Of vengeance; that rebels
should be driven by force and violence
from the houses in which they and their
fathers worshpped and which they erect
ed ; that all pulpiss should be occupied by
the zQy1 alone; that the practice Of chris
tsn iorbe.ranc-, love, ami charity towards
rebels ought not 10 he countenanced and
that the rrecerts Of christianity it.elf are
rerugnSnt to and at war with the rEirit Of
radical progress
II. Let US have peace.
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Railroad Meeting.

A meeting Of the ctiz Us of Hardy
county, Virginia, was held on the 18th
instant, at Moorfcld, for the purpose OF
considering the feasibility of establishing
line of railroad through the Valley of the
South Branch of the Potomac to connect
with some line OF railroad running East
now III operation, or in contemplation -
Daniel Il. Mcneil was appointed President
of the meeting, and resolutions were adop-
ted with reference to the absolute necessi-
ty of railroad connection with some of the
leading lines Of railroad authorizing the
appointment of committee t. correspond
with the President of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, the President of the Alex
andria, Loudoun and Hampshire, and
with parties in Washington city proposing
an airline railroad connecting that city
with the Ohio River and, also, that cit
is desirable that a convention of the peo-
pie of the..counties of Hardy, Pendeton,
Grant, Tucker. Hampshire, and all others
feeling an interest in the matter, should
be held in Moorfeld on the 22d day of
January, 1869, to receive the report of
the committee Of correspondence, and take
action thereon
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President johnson and Specie Pay
ments. "A Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore San s>ys:
A paragraph autographed hence to a
Northern paper contains what purports to
be the substance of IA conversation between
a member Of Congress and the President,
liz which, the latter is made to say that he
i, not in favor Of an early resumption of
specie payments.
The Statement is erroneous. MIR.
Johnson is understood to be liz favor of
Immediate Fesumpsion. though he has not
"a thorizad any one 20 announce the plan
or naodus oper Md By which he would ac-
compllsh the end sought to be attained.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-24

GENERAL Henry A WlsE-Ais Proper
ty Restored to Ht:m.-An order was issued
day before yesterday, signed by General
Butterfied and General y Brown, restor-
ing to General Henry A. Wise his prop
erty ID Princess Anne county. The onl y
conditions made IN the restoration of this
farm are, that General Wise shall not de-
mand Of the Freedmen's Bureau payment
for damages done his land, or rent for it
whilst it was in the possession of the bu-
reau. The order is to take effect on the
lst Of January. One of General Wise's
sons will 60 down next week TO look after
his fathers interests. We learn. that if it
should be necessary the assistance of the
military will be furnished to remove the
negroes who have been quartered on the
farm -Richnt0nd Examiner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-24

RICHMOND Va, December 7.-Uni-
ted States District Court, Judge Under
wood presiding, habeas corpus case of
Caesar Grafin, convicted in Judge Shelf
fey's State Court, of shooting white man
and sentenced to the pcnitentiaay petit
toners counsel plead llegality Of Gralfr's
connection on the ground that Shelley was
Ineligible u der the fourteenth amend
ment. and was. therefore, no judge at all
Judge Underwood gave his opinion sus-
tanning the ground taken by the petition,
and discharged the prisoner
Counsel for the respondent appealed
from the District Judge in chambers to
the Circuit Court when Chief Justice
Chase will be on the bench, and the pris-
oner was bailed to appear.
This decision, if confirmed, ursets two
thirds OF the legal decisions of the crin;
nal and civil cou.ts made in Virginia since
the war.
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Paul BagIey is again figuring as a
pardon seeker for ..rebels.o

Paul Bagey is again figuring as a
pardon seeker" for rebels"
Queen Victoria is again grandmother.
This time Princess Alice of Hesse is the
cause, and giandchild a son.
The French and English military and
naval instructors in the japanese service
have all resigned.
The Platte Valley people say .hey can
raise enough beet root sugar to half sup
ply the United States.
Mr.. Geo Rye. Treasurer. announces
that he will no LANCER pay any expenses
for the Public Guard" Of Riehm nd.
A Paris miser was recently found dead
in :, wretchedly furnished garrett, with
$4,000 in money and bonds in drawer
The Governor of Iowa, by proclama-
ing, declares that the word white" has
been stricken from the constitution Of the
State.
1t is reported that the distinguished
criminal lawyer o{ New York, Charles
O'Conor, has been engaged to aid in the
prosecution OF young james Grant for the
alleged killing Of II. Rives Pollard
At an auction sale of autographs, me-
dals, &c, III New York. on Tuesday even
ing, ii deed given by Charles Fl. t. Lord
Baltimore, with the great seal, vellutn,
brought s. so, and Iced, State of Ma
ryland, with great seal, signed William
Paca, Governor, 81 so.
he House postolfice committee has de-
termined to report bill modifying the
ranking privilege. 1t is to prohibit in
toto the use of stamps for members
franks, and also to deprive members of the
franking privilege except when Congress
IS actually in session
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I rh;unsts. Hen Dhis, Deem Der 10

zrktnsas. --ue'nphis, December 10 -
A special dispach from Little Rock states
that four companies of militia. command
ed by Colonel Gray Williams. from Roane
and Williams counties, the latter colored,
entered Lewisburs, shooting in every d.
rection marched to the store Of Dream Il
Casey and set fire to it, after having pour
ed coal oil on the floor. Howard & Coles
store was also burned. During the fire
Mr.. Casey was shot down and his body
thrown into the flames. after riAiug his
pockets The town is still occupied by
the militia, who 60 shoe ing and shouting
through the streets. No one is allowed to
leave without pass.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-24
jefferson DUris and others A

jefferson Darts and OMers.-A petit
ton is in circulation for the pardon of
Jeff. Davis and all others under present.
ment or Indictment for having been en-
gagged ii the rebellion Thus far. we
believe, it has only been signed by demo-
cratic members Of Congress. but there are
a great many others who would be very
glad to see an end put to this dismal farce
Of trying to impose on the public by pre-
tending to wish to try Davis or anybody
else in this matter 1t is time the curtain
had fallen. ~ Y Times.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-24

The Petersburg Express wishes to know
if we, in Virginia. are under Gen. Stone
man or Underwood ? Is the military pow
sr supreme as represented by Gen. Stone
man, or the civil, as PRESIDED over by Un-
ders.ood? Or are we under dual gov
eminent and TO be acted upon ''as occa-
sion requires p
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THE GRANT POLLARD TRAGEDY--A RU-
NOR. 1t is reported that the distinguish :
ed criminal lawyer of New York, Charles
OConor, has been engaged to aid in the
prosecution of young james Grant for the
alleged killing Of H. Rives Pollard Mr. o..
Conor's reputation issecondt to that If no man
in bis profession in this country. Many
of orr citizens had an example of lis elo-
quence and ability in the recent argument
before the United States Circuit Court in
the great State trial - RicAmond Journal.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-24
Interesting from Cuba,

Contradictory Reports Want and Ms
e,y-Fare at Cardenas.
Dispatches from Havana of the 18th inst arm
ish theiollowing news from Cuba
The Diorio, which is strongly in the
Spanish interest. says that within the jur-
lSdlction OF Santiago de Cuba this year no
crops will be gathered The insurgents
carry off the coffee as fast as it ripens and
feed the sugar to their horses The Diar-
10 charges hat there have b en- u; II C .ses
OF violation ,mtn by r ell .su he Gu
bans Indignantly deny the report, aud say
that, as that journal does not publish the
names of any of the persons Or the local.
ties in which the acts are said to have been
committed, the statements are undoubtcd
ly false. The steam transports which
were expected here with reintorcemeuts
from Spain arrived to-day. The Spain
ards, since their arrival, feel more conf
itent that the revolution will speedily te :
inmate.
The Diarto publishes accounts of the
misery prevailing in santiago de Cuba,
which it says is heartrending, aud which
ever party wins, it is certain that the pros
perify of lhe eastern department is ruined
for years to come. The account of the
capture OF Cabre by the revolutionists, as
published in New York journals, is untrue.
The Dtario says the volunteers ask Of
the government that arms be given them
Immediately, SO that they may be led
against the revolutionsts now infcsting
the country in the vicinity of Santiago. -
The Uta,io adds that these parties are not
reyolu iou,-ts. but cotnron robbers.
4 fire in Gardenas Destroyed the larg
est hardware store III the town. Tie
United States Consulate was located in the
same building, and all the books and pa
pers of the office we're lost
The tobacco in the Vueita Abajo dis
trlct is very rron '>ing, and planters en-
pect an atundcnt yield.