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The New York herald., 1869-03-04
4 CHEERFUL comaADs ON A sHouTMc EXCURSION
Mnn shoots His Brothcr.iu-Law Full Of
Bird shot.

From the Louisville Courier-Journal, Feb. 27.l
Early yesterday morning two young men, Marquis
Stamper and George Childs, the latter aged about
twenty one and the former between twenty five and
thirty years. started with guns upon their shoulders
TO enjoy days sport in the woods, near New Al
bany. After hunting on Silver creek, In Floyd coun-
ty, Ind, some two miles from New Albany, they scpa
rated, and after being parted for some time, guided
by the report OF their fowng pieces they gradually
drew near together At about ten O'Clock A. NJ. they
were within q few rods Of each other, when Stam-
per fired at bird and Immediately afterwards saw
Childs but short distance from him with his gun
raised and aimed at him. but as ChIds was q
joking and playful fellow Stamper had no idea he
was going TO shoot. Before the latter had time TO
get out OF range, however Chllds pulled trigger on
hIs game. The contents OF his gun carried di-
rectly towards Mr. stamper, sixteen OF the shot
entering various places from the side OF his fore
head down to a short distance below his arrnpits.
Three entered hs chin. struck his forehead, one
his temple six entered his shoulder four pierced his
breast and one lodged In the right eye just above
the pupil little TO the left SO much was Mr. rChds
surprised by the accident that II was some moments
before he could recover from his astonisnment aud
realize what he had done Mr.. Stamper was so Sc
rousy injured that he carried In wagon TO his
residence. A physician was called TO administer
medical aid, who expressed opinion that the right
eve had been entirely destroyed. Mr.. Chills Is a
brother-in.law OF the wounded man, ana had Just
returned from Omaha, where ne had been for some
time. Both parties had started on frolic In cele-
brating Chds return after 80 long an absence.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
MEXICO.

Letter from MIR. Romero ON the State of the
C0untry-The Pucbla Outbreak of Small
ConseQuence-Its Eariv Suppression Conf
IDENTITY Expected.
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1889.
Mr.. Romero writes to q friend In Washington as
foll0ws:-
MEXICO, Feb. Q, 1859.
Knowing the interest you take in Mexican affairs
gives me pleasure to inform you that the condition
OF things at large continues to improve in this coun
try, although slowly and with some difficulties I'm
fortunately we have yet, now and then, some
military mutinles which, although easily sub
dued, cause trouble and continue TO
give US o bad character abroad. One Of
these mutnies took place at Pueba on the Sd
inst. under Don Miguel Negrete. He succeeded in
causing squadron Of troops which was on duty
there to rebel against the government in exacting
some money, using the most violent means. He
left the city as soon as he heard the government
forces were about the town. suflcient number Of
troops have been despatched IN pursuit OF the
rebels, and it Is believed they will not
be able to keep their ground more than .
few days. This result shows that the military mutt
MES which on former occasions have caused SO
much harm to Mexico are Of little consequence now
II likely this will discourage other parties from
embarking on such undertakings in the future.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDON, March 2--4:3o
p. M.-O0ns0ls closed at e2T for money and &C.
count ame.lcsn securities closed que. nna seray.
tral shares 97h; Erie Railway shares, 24k; Atlantic
and Great western, 81 Railways closed easier.
Rentes III 27c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.--FRAsKFoRr. March 3-Even-
ing.--United states ve-twenty bonds closed at So "
for the issue Of 1862
LIvERPooL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvERpoor. March
a--Evenng. Cotton closed quiet ana steady. Mid
ding uplands, IL Nd; middling Orleans, 12kd. The
sales OF the day foot up 5000 bales
HAvREs C0TrON MARKET.-HAvRR, March g.
Evening Cotton closed quiet on spot and to arrive;
LIVERPOOL BRnADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvRRPo0r,
March 3--Evening.- western declined TO ais.
iSynRpooL PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKET
LTvaRPOoL, March 3.-Q0otations OF yesterday re-
main unchanged. 49,
nlng-petroleum, refined IL. 9hd. Tallow, 46s.
ga Dor cwt. Linseed cakss s'n ths
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

After due examination the Of the clipper ship Game
Cock decided TO strip old shsa,hing rscauk her bot
tom aud give her . suit OF yellow metal The Harlem
s,ssmbos sylvan the Peoples dry dock having her bot
tom cleaned sThe Carotts b<s tons belonging
To this port sectional dry dock foot OF Clinton street.
The Cleopatra lo45 tons In Alexandra Sons line Of Vera
Cruz steamers great balance dry dock the foot
OF PIKE slip being canked and metsled.
The British schr Bismarck 0ormery Gen sherdanl Of
Havkesbury Ms Capt Angus Grant, built In 1866 a Ksnns
buptpors Me, 10 on the Boston floating dock Erie
Marine Disasters.
AN UNKNOWN vsssKL ON FiRE AT sxA-Capt Baine, Of
the bark Cardenss which arrived Yesterday morning from
Paermo reports falling 10 with, the siu Of February In
lat 80 80 81 3 vessel hrs The bark approached
within quarter Of mile Of the burning craft which in
blaze and a and remained In the vicinity until after
daylight, but could nothing Of tue boats The
crew doubtless abandoned the vessel In the boa and
been picked up BY some passing vessel.
SUR HAIRY BLUFF, from Csdz for Boston, before re.
abandoned had OF about 1900 tons salt aud 2w
80 quarter casks wine This ship encountered severe
gales OF Western Isles, during which she sprung leak,
which rendered 10 keep pump constantly
going On Friday ngtias few minutes before midnight,
heavy SSE blow, thick weather, she ruck Nan
South Shoa and there being heavy she soon
ned with water, and thought she must soon go 70
for H. and the two coored who IN were drowned
The long bost was launched, and all hands remaining on
board got into IT, and the ship abandoned The boat was
about by the until Sunday at AM lat W lon w
To- when the brig Clara Jenkins from Messna for Boston,
hove ia sight Capt uu isH aowa " The bca wuaoai 10
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
and Queenstown sis With mdss and sis passengers, TO
Steamship Caledonia ,Br, Mcdonald Glasgow a.
@ En :s AND Ps q sM RrG
son Was detained Is hours at sw Pas, bv ios
tess Feb a. a. Pm. OF Cape Florida, exchanged signal.
IN Dsit sa
with bark showing white Gag with black circle and letter
s;y Orleans with md'o and
Steamship Alabama, Lmeburner, Fernsndna Fla Feb %,
with passengers the Florida Railroad Co. March
"a oG Cape Hai.srs. passed :sssm.h'p General seds
s.eam.nip Rsbsce. Clyde, Chichester Wilmington, NC,
mdsr and passengers, 70 Murray, Ferris 4 Co.
steamship Brunette, HoweA Philadelphia with mdas, to
stsamshp Dirigo johnson, Portland, with mdse to
Gsss u, s,a ays.. s.
saies mos, Of tho passage e0 mas 'Aa "eA'y
s q r .GodSn o sn H. %
heavy westerly and gales the most OF the
board from the jibboom and drowned.
s Md:0a S & AosIa & p o. S.y ws RAIL
heavy weather. the latter part fine weather. came the south
Bark Alexander Mcneil. Andrews Cstanis sicily Nov ~
and Gibraltar Jan with sulphur and rags e u g
lon 7s sgnazed bark Hornet from Messna for Boston, -
BARK cardenas Paine Palermo Dec Is passed Gibraltar
s Se wv Gs an' weather
ss,m Mo.o s: ns Msassq u % M
ssIE ys%aI sgf: Joi0'SS s:.s.l. crapss ss.y. Nth
north OF hasteras With northeriy winds
Jan With fru to Duiihl Co. Had heavy and NV gales
Brig Todd cf caiais) Mcclure Messina Dec 81 passed
Gibraltar Jan u with fruit. to lawrence Giles Co. Has
h1s srs hsI rsns tcf ssocton PATERSON csrdens days.
with sugar 70 Walsh, Field way Has had modcrs.s wss,
ssa iss, %sa n%rshsy wnd: :. '''A "''
s ss s ws
Ser has been days Of Hatisras with light norhsry
schr Florene. shay !of Broothsysn Hu:e Palermo g
"a .s ss; westerly wS ~ The %
M lat ss lon 10 eIchansed signal, Nth bark Helespons
days. with hides, &c, Talbot 90. Has had nns weather
S .s s.s s T. c % 4.
sage hss .. s,sS ssy, e o Hss 81 Domingo
% s a H.: S. ws 70 ss &C. e
norm Of Hsiieras, with northerIy Winds
cs s.a with
.ss With & s for kss NS YSr S.
leans, Is ds1s with to Brigham 1 Co. Had
'is sshr Cen. yons: wilmington NC days. with naval stores
scir ricter, Haynes, Georsess Banxs, with habu, TO
'0sa sehf G Crusade. Davis, milestone, Ne
schr Burnett, Ponder, Newonrygort
Schr Thos Borden, Wghnaon Fall River for Phiiadel-
srhr Motto. Morrel. Apponang.
schr Harriet, Crowley, Providence
schr Laura waison, Wells, Providence.
schr II Hazard Eorthup, Providence
schr Pioneer. Northrup. Providence, to Lewis Co.
eqhr Knight. Romer, Warren.
schr Heury Drew, Miller, Bridgeport.
schr Geo w Purnell Sidney, Stanford
schr Dart, johnson, Stamford
Schr Onrust, Lee, Greenwich.
srhr Bslona. Nm, Clinton, c.
echr Two Fannya, re, Northpor.
eenr 4 Dunied, Raynor, 0reenport.
schr Restless " yacht), Ellis, Oyster Bay.
schr sarah Elizabeth, Lock wood, Oyster Bay.
schr Enterprise, Hefzty, Oyster hay
schr Sarah l. Merritt, Walters, Cold Spring
SAILED.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

AEoTHER BIG SwIEDLE IN TENN NEssEE. -Comptro-
ler backburn was suddenly called to Memphis the
otner day ana u has just leaked out that he Is after
State revenue commissioner who Is minus to the
small m amount OF 100000, moneys collected and due
tne State some time ago. II Is understood the Comp
trouer wul Immediately institute criminal proceed
ings Win 9 view Of attempting to recover the
amoun!; ou. u v also initiated tat the bona Of tho
aioreaala M commissioner IS not as sooe as 1t might
nave Deen, Dut shunied through by the managers 81
the radical party in that end OF the state Memphis
is certalnIj gs.ns moro than her share. The school
fund. 1t seems to u.s. sufficient % divide around,
without resorting to other modes TO 'raise the
wind. .n-NdshUaie Untoa Ft5 49,
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CLEARED.

Steamship Hatteras. Roberts, Norfoik-N l. McCready.
Steamship Virginia. Drew, Alexandria, Hand.
Steamship Acushnst Kelly, New Acknowledgment
Wood.
Ship Alexander Marshall, Gardner, Liverpool-c Mar
shall 4 Co.
Bark Wavelet Br Gring, Rio Jsnero Pendergsst Bros.
Bark Cushing, Dahl, Matanzas-Wslsh a Carver
Bark Ellen Dyer, Leland, hatanzas-H d 4 U Brook
man.
Bark Lavinia, Davis, Matanzas-Bret. Son 4 Co.
Bark Flor del Mar, killmam, Stockton. Now ingalls,.
Brig Bessie (Brl, Hodge, Treste-G Bullev.
Brig Eastern STAR Foster BarbAdos-Bishop Bros.
Brig Bachelor (Br), Curow, BarbadosJ Boyntons Son
Co.
Brig Helen Hoyt Crsnmer, Kingston, JaA solomon.
Brig Valencia Strout, Ponce, PR-Mller u houghton.
Brig Raven Leighton, Cardenas-Simpson a Capp.
Brig Hattie B, Daggett, Cardenas-Yates Porterhed.
Brig Mary Stewart Adams. Matanzas-Miler Houghton.
Brig Marco Polo (Brl, Pitts Haiifax--HJ DeWolf h Go.
Brig Julius, Myers st Marys Gal eager.
Schr Gleason, C00mbs, Arroyo Miller Houghton.
Schr Paul Seavey, Lowell, st Crox-D TrOwbridge Co.
4chr Alice Oakes Mason. Inagua-B Weinberg
Schr Ann Susan, Henderson, Mobie-E Hurlbut Co.
Schr w H jones' Line, FernandinA-A Abbott.
Schr H Jones, Davis Jacksonville Brunt Saght.
scbr Hamburg Spragus Key West via Elizabe!hporLa-
raway 4 Flymer.
Schr Wanata Hawkins, Charleston-N l. McCready Co.
Schr w knight, Plum, Washing gton-Thomas Il Holiness
Schr L Cowperthwae, Newbury, BAltimors-van Brunt
SlaghL
schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford.
Steamer Milviie Renaur, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
PENNS YLVANlA.

philadelphia Societies at the Inauguration.
Prices Of Eastern Cossting Freishts
PHILADELPHIA, March 9, 1869.
committee OF the City Councils. the Baxter Fire
zouaves, National Guard. weccacoe Legion, Good
VIII Engine, Harmony Engine, Taylor Hose and Re.
publican nvircibcs have left the city for washing
ton to-day to attend the Inauguration.
At meeting Of the Vessel owners Association to-
day II was resolved that during 1862 frelGhts viii
not be carried east OF Cape Cod for less than 81 so
per ton. and TO Rhode Island for less than ~ per
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
Weather Along tho Coast
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 3, 1869.
Herald Packages.

H6F0I0 FacKnXcN.
Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port VIII
please deliver M packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend the delivery Of PACKAGES
will be by the following extract from tho proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 3, 1885,:
Resolved, That and after April l. 1885, Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship the
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
NJ The ONCE Of the Herald yachts JANIS and
JEANETTE Ia al whitehall slip All communications from
and consgnces the of inward bound
sells wll be forwarded free OF charge
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
CENTRAL NEW YORK.

New Railroad to Lebanon Springs-ssUp
the Hudson by MISUNDERSTANDING for the
Summer.
SHARON. March /, 1869.
railroad win be completed by July l from
Cobleskill to Sharon in connection with the Albany
and Susquehanns Railroad. Passengers, and espe-
ciay invalids, can take passage "up the Hudson by
daylghr' to Albany. landing near the depot, and
thence, without change OF broad gauge cars, TO
sharon, avoiding the long and tedious up Hill ride,
"a IN past seasons by coach. On the return trip the
day boats will he reached without the necessity Of
leaving sharon at an unreasonable hour In the
morning. BY the completion OF the Lebanon springs
Railroad visitors to Lebanon and the White Noun.
taIns can avail themselves OF new and comfortable
route by DAY boats TO and from Hudson.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
ILLINOIS,.

Bribinx . LssisInfor-Attempted Murdcr.
CHICAGO, March 8, 1869.
A sensation was created in Springfield tins morn
ing by Representative Munson's announcement In
the Illinois House that as chairman OF the Printing
Committee ne mad been oneredi$4o0 as briDe 5000
OF which he handed TO the clerk.
Colonel John Van Horn, an ex-Alderman OF this
city was arrested last night for shooting at his two
daughters, one Of whom he slightly wounded. He
was to-day held to bail In the sum Of 5000 TO keep
the ueace
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

~ Dmkss Br, Sutherland, do bark Patriot sor, IdAha.
Ko Janero; schr Fannie Keating, Daniels, Barbados
sd-Arrivsd, steamships San Salvador. and Montgomery
York.
! ssrsd-Stesmship Thames MYork.
q SARYs, Ga, Feb i5-saiIed BRIG Reaoluts, Phfadel-
r n barks Emma (NGi Hammst Montevideo; $50,
phis:f, Nor) nooer, do; 2Ah, Lord Baltimore (Br.
Eb;nsssrsH 18th, ship Sunpter, keene, do.
harks Sarah Elizabeth, and Rambler, Tor
- IN nort SsiS igW II Bickmore for do do.
Montevideo dA tSaied, schrs James Nelson Staples.
NYorS Sailed. schr Eastern Belle, Snow.
Bsltimore 4, schr Oneida Davis, Savan-
nah. bsWan q Snarp, Coss
NYork.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
Death Of n Catholic Prtest-Circuit Court In
BinghumfOn.

BrNaHAMroN, N. u, March l. 1892
Rev. Patrick Lynch, an accomplished young Cath
olic priest, died In this city to-day, In the twenty
sixth year Of his age His remains viii be taken TO
Syracuse for interment tomorrow. Ho was born In
Kerry county, ireland.
the remains OF Rev. c. II. Platt will be removed
to Lyons, Wayne county, where they VIII be buried
with Masonic honors on Thursday OF this week.
Judge Bacom il holding a circuit court In this
city The Jurors were sworn a. one O'Clock to-day.
Several important cases are on the calendar and
much criminal business Is to be disposed OF.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
CENTRAL ASIA.

The Disturbances In Cabool Exaggerated.
LONDON, March 3, 1869.
Later advices from India report that the affair at
Kohat was not as disastrous as at first stated The
War ONCE has advices to-day stating that only one
of the British soldiers was killed and two taken
prisoners.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
70 attend meenEs printed IN The nsatss possible manner
other similar place in the city at the METROPOLITAN JuB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, W Nassau street
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
SAILED.
shipping Notes.

Steamships Colorado. Liverpool samsrs, do; Hsticras
Norfolk; Virginia, Alexandria
wind NJ sunset w.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
ENGLAND.

Death of viscount Cough.
LONDON March 3. 1859.
viscoupt Cough died yesterday. He was nearly
ninety years old.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

American Citizens Released-MOvements Of
the United States Squadron-Arrival Of
Moro Troops from SpaiD-Rebel Prison.
efs for Fernando PO-The Clergy Aiding
tho Spania rds-Activity Of the Insurgents
Around saqua Ia Grandc-Departure of
Cuban steamer from Nassau.
HAVANA, March B. 1869.
!, Utley Lanzea, Leon, ROseas Cahas, Pintado,
ETrtel and ive others who have been In prison here
for time past and who claimed to be citizens Of
che United States, have all been released to-day by
order Of the Captain General.
One.half OF the vessels comprising the North At
iantic squadron, under command Of Rear Admiral
Hon, are here at the present time. The Contoocock
in port. The Penobscot is at the mouth repairing
She leaves tomorrow for Cienfuegos and other ports
along the coast. The Gettysburg has gone to Key
West for the purpose Of coaling after which she win
proceed to Nuevitas and several other points. Ad-
mral Hon is displaying considerable activity in the
work OF protecting American interests.
steamer arrived to-day from Cadiz with 100 men
on board, ilost Of whom are marines.
Tho brig ]. d. Lincoln has finally obtained clear
snce and ,iled.
Moro trUeps have been sent BY railroad to the
interior
The Spanish steamer Monctezuma has gone to
Nuevitas, and from thence will cruise along the
coast She has on board $50. 900 with which to pay
the troops together with considerable quantity OF
munitions of war;
A ship has been chartered to carry 800 rebel
prisoners to the island Of Fernando Po.
The bank, BY authority Of the Captain General,
limits the exchange OF notes for gold to ten dollars
The authorities have advertised for horses and
other animals.
The bishop has offered onesixth OF his income for
three months to support the volunteers. The
Catholic clergy have offered one-tenth Of theirs,
while the various Catholic brotherhoods are subscrb-
ing funds for the same purpose.
correspondent Of the Pfensd urges the sequestra-
tfon OF the property OF absent rebels.
AdvIces OF Sagua 10 Grande report that the rebels
had torn up the track on the railroad and
stopped and captured train OF cara They destroyed
the engine and train, captured the engineers and
OF value. The insurgents were very active on the
Intelligence from Nassau to the LIST has been re-
ceiyed. Ii reports that on the 10th ult Cuban
steamer full Of men, and carrying large number
OF arms and considerable quantity Of ammunition,
left the island for the Cuban coast.
An Insurgeut General Captured and Sen.
ssuced to be shot-An English Naval Oniccr
HAVANA, March 8. 1862
An insurgent General has been captured and taken
60 sagua La Grande. where he has been sentenced to
be shot.
Commander Spencer Huntley. OF the British war
steamer Cherub, was recently drowned al Nassau by
the upsetting OF boat In the surf.
Havana Markets.
HAVANA, March 3, 1859.
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S HIPPIN G N E w s.

Almanac for New York---This Day.
Sun rises ....... 6 80 Moon rises. morn IL 05
Sun sets......... 5 55 High water ...eve 20
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Important Notice.--Thc Havana Lottery:
AZ articles appeared In several papers In the United
states stating Royal Havana Lottery OF Cuba would
be disconnued authorized by the Administrator OF
The Lottery that there truth whatever IN these
reports TAYLOR h Co, l6 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with qnckness and despatch twenyhvs cent
other printing establishment ia ls ey
MRNr Nassau street
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

grissisauoi spring Water-Only Known
and all diseases OF the kdneys Sold by
druggas Depot, SS5 Broadway. N Y.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

Du Barry's Rcvaienta Food cures Dyspep-
ala Pbthss Cough. Asthma and Nervousness
Tins, lb., 81 25 is3 william street, New York, and all
chemists.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

Cutlery. Of Every Description, whoiesnIe and
retail, at J. cURLEY BROS, lss Nassau street, near
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

Neatness, Economy and Despatch Conabincd
execution Of orders Metropolitan Job Printing Esise-
a hment. "a Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

Words Of Wisdom for Yosus Men ON tho
Ruling Passos 10 Youth and early Manhood, WITH ssfhsp
for unfoftanstr Sent In sealed letter
orss, free q charge Address Padasros, boz r. raas~
AsyhlA rA
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Crfstadoro,s uurivulled Hair Dye.-Sold and
applied at Astor House. Manufactory % Maiden
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

Royal Havana Lottery.-fcr Onicial Draw
ing for Feb. "a, 1852 another part OF the paper
TAYLOR CO, Bankers, Is WAL street, New York
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

EstabIt.hed in 1SOO.-The Mesrop poIitan Job
Printna Estabis ucnt. "a Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

Bafchelor's Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world The only perfect dye; harmless reliable, nsansaas-
GUS. Factory 16 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

NotwhstandngI have spared no expense IN get1nRu up
steel engraved wrappers and aoe for the OF my
buvusss Of calculated decov0-
Information derived leading deiecnn will be rewarded
OF thousand dollars, and at the sAne
~ r. HELMBOLp, Druggist,
te4 Broadway,
New York.
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ADVERTISING

BroIxaw Brothers, Great Clothing Emp0ri.
and boys Wholesale and retail opposite Cooper
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

Consult Hill, the lnimifnbic Cutter o1 Hair
whke suitableness Of style Studio 266 Broad
way. shaving, 10 cents. Dyeng. &c.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Paid IN Colo
furnished The highest rates paid for Douooons
all kpds Of Gold and Silver. ~
TAILOR a CO, Bankers, 1s wan srse', ~ :.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

Far First Glass Printing OF Every Descrip.
lion 20 70 Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment ~
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

IT,. Famous Csruer-91 Nnssau street,
ns fulton The Msropoussn Job Printing Establishment
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

xyirs, Tcupees and OrnauentnI HAIR Beet
quality Hsu Dye and Hair Dysins, all eolors q BAfCHk-
IuRS. IL Bond street
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
GERMANY.

The E..EkinE Of Hanover Protests Against
the C0nnscati0n OF His Property.
BERLIN March 8, 1869.
document has appeared, signed by exKing
George Of Hanover protesting against the confisca-
ton OF his private properly by the Prussian govern
ment.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

srAstitutes In the Dental Ranks are not de-
srass therefore keep the natural tssh sosnr sn @ pus
with that wholssoms vegetable elirir, solODor 70 sn
and ,hev viii ss s long AZ breath asss and hs oreah
ftasf - tainted.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
tn. Cre., Cartocu Paper,

Iho "reni Tie svESiSo TfLkdRAA,
s,,,r a. ,b,, rss and showing them 10 public
censure or praise.
UNPARALLELED ,~~yr.ev
EVERYBODY READS II. curAprsr Avn avsr
MEDIUM
ADVERTISING
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Havana Markets,

HAVANA, March 3, 1859.
The sugar market continues dull and imperative.
Excnanao " q shade nrmer In tone.
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TRLRCRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
~.~~~,~~@>-.tsSS~S,>.~S
THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
Release Of American Prisoners
in Havana.
ADMIRAL HOFF'S FLEET.
Sailing of a Filibustering Expedi-
ti0n from Nassau.
RE0PENlNG OF THE INDIAN WAR.
One Thousand Braves on the
War Path.
ADMIRAL HOFFs FLEET.
REopENlNG OF THE INDIAN WAR.
One Thousand Braves on the
War Path.
CUBA.

ARRIVAL Of More Troops frsm Spain-An
American Prisoner Released-The Brig J.
ID. Lincoln Clears.
HAVANA, March 8, 1859.
; The Spanish man-of-war Cadiz arrived here to-day
from Spain with 1000 fresh troops.
Orders have been issued for the release Of John M.
Utley Consular Clerk in the American Consul Gene
rails oice. Mr.. Utley has been in prison for nearly
month. not for any political OFFENCE, but on &C
count OF some trouble with coachman.
The American brig J. D. Lincoln, which was de-
tained here for taking cargo at Sierra Morena after
that port closed by Dulce's proclamation, finally
obtained clearance at the intercession Of the Anne
CAn Consul.