The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-06-23
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From Washington.

3iom W aSulukVOus
e,.. -. q. ,WAsHiEaToN, June, lb.A
Delano, will require removal from
bond and complete settlement of oil
matters pertaining to bonded wbiskey
by the, first of July. ars,. .D har -
Recent Rio Janerio letters seem to
confirm the report that Lopez has Mo-
Mahon under restraint. ~ '9
Internal revenue, receipts to-day,
nearly $5O0,000. ySs
The printers employed by Clapp,
held d preliminary meeting to-day re-
garding tho sction oftho National
Typographical Union. The tptoceed.
ings Indicate that Clapps$~;!t be sus
tanned by his employees The negro
Douglass continues ut the case.
"A The Treasury has advices of the
murder of Frank Dumont, Inspector
of Customs for Texas, near Browns.
willie. 1t is supposed that,he was kill
cd By emugglers. li@
Advioes has been received from
Cuban sources of the fight between
the revolutionists and Spanish troops,
near Padre. The Cuban troops, num-
bering about 1000, were attacked in
entrenohments by the Spaniards, num-
sSering nearly $4,000. They wore
$aioe repulsed. The loss of the Gu.
baus is less than 100 killed and wound
ed. That of the attacking party is
three times greater. The Spaniayds
retreated, leaving number Of killed
and wounded on, the field The re.
suit of this battle has had most en-
oouraging effect upon the Cuban ar
my, which it is reported are gaining
strength every day from the very best
portion ofsthe people Of the island.
The want Of harmony between the
officers in command of the govern
ment troops 10 the field and the vol
unteers who have taken possession Of
the government of the island, ia. ex-
hibiting itself in the demoralization
Of the Spanish troops, and the large
number Of recruits in the Cuban ar-
.my.4@This condition of things has
given new'simpetus and strength to
the Cuban cause. Having no doubt
OF their ultimate success, q number Of
recruita, mostly from Virginia, left
Washington yesterday and to-day, to
join a'force which is endezvousing on
the, Southern coast preparatory to
joining the Cuban army. ~
~" s>'' TWAsHINGroN, June l6.
The President, has approved Il the
findings of the Austin (Texas) Mill
tary Commission, and w eaver, will be
executed oa the oath Of September
The findings of the court: at Browns
vile we're approved, and those at Aus
tin disapproved. "a WI, s.,s., s,3.,
The Revenue Department. has or
dered; the suppression of some eigh.
Hseen illicit distilleries in Lee County,
Virginia. The military will be EN-.
Rloyed if neo essay to enforce the
Thomas,G. Nicholls, oolored, has
been appointed night Inspector of GUS
tomseat Galveston, Texas.
Brownlow publishes a letter ia "a.
vor of universal suffrage. He 30 ys
that for the Republicans of Teanes.
see to continue the restrictive polioy
when the party everywhere else op-
poses II, is mischieyous and ridiculous.
Judge Pasehal has demanded $l65,-
600 from Geo. Peabodyes&sO Oo.,os of
%SHondoa, realized by them from Texas
indemnity bonds covered blythe .re-
cent decision against White, Cheles &
Boutwell, has ordered the purchase
Of an additional $500, 900 bonds NEXT
week to eouply with the law requirl
Inn ana vaor oayk ne SlSL5I.
be psrchased each fiscal year. i
>s%h' WAsHiseroN, June 10, ?
Revenue day, nearly $1,000. 900.
j.. E. Garced, Of Cuba, is at VIII:
lard's. ,.r......... ......,
Treasury messengers, heretofore dig
nihedSpersonagcs, Swill hereafter scrub
and sweep.
Revenue officials report the seizure
of sixtyillicit stills,in the mountains of
Virginia, East Tennessee and North
Carolina. y'"' ''". aef re AH ''''.< F"
1t is stated that on Grants return, tho
Cabinet will coneider and adopt posi-
tive policy regarding Cuba.
Secretary Fish disavows any agency,
direct ot indirect. in the recent proceed.
ings against the Cuban part,snns.
Delano demands the assistance of the
snarines to suppress Illicit dstilation in
the suburbs o, Philadelphia. The peo.
pie have driven off the revenue officers
with stones. s& IS.
%Treast'fer Spinner in consequence Of
his wifesideath, remains absent several
weeks.5
Ul@an's dis.illery 5in Baltimore, was
4 seized today. s5, \; sS$ ~
4 The SHefald says: The President, it
is understood, favors granting &belIiger.
& ent rights TO the Cubans, but the Cabi-
b net is against him Secretary Fish
y strongly sympathzss with the Cnbans,
as does also Secretary Borie,, but Attor.