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Nc. $3.50 Hsrries J. Roysisr. adm'x-, W. 5. &
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The New York herald., 1869-01-26
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Wreck of the Ship Francisco Aivarez-Thc
Portland Postmaster Convicted of Mnil
Robbery-Wreck of the English GunbOat
Guat--The Central Pacific Railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25, 1869.
The ship Francisco Alvarez from San Salvatore,
Captain Alexander. bound to Valparaiso from Port
Gamble, with lumber, was wrecked on Musgora
Island one OF the Gambia group on the 22d OF Octo-
Der last. The vessel Is total loss. Seventeen OF
the crew arrived here from Tahite by the French
transport Chevert.
1t Is rumored that the ship viceroy, from Liver:
pool for San Francisco, was burned of the coast or
South America but the report cannot be traced to
any reliable source
{ 4. q. Randall, the Postmaster at Portland, Oregon
has been convicted Of mail robbery and sentenced
to twelve years. imprisonment.
The Central Pacific Railroad Is completed 500 miles
east OF Sacramento within twentysiX miles OF
Humboldt Wells The road win probably be finished
before the 18th OF April.
r. The English gunboat Gnat was wrecked November
40 during severe storm on Island Balabaco, one or
the Philippines. No particulars have peen received
Arrived. ship Queen OF Beauty, from Liverpool
Flour dun at "a rs IS Is. Wheat quiet: sales at
81 721a; good shipping, 81 70 a 81 721a; choice,
81 10. Legal tenders, 744.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
RESULTS or A SPREE.

Oficer Fairfield, OF the Fifteenth precinct arrested
at late hour last night, on the charge Of intoxca
tion. one John Graham, who gave his residence as
Amity place. Upon being searched prior to
his incarceration there was found upon him
Ave new pockctbooks, which was looked
upon by Sergeant Fields who was In command as
very suspicious. lie then asked him, In a laughing
mood, for the purpose OF obtaining his place OF
business. .sDo YOU work at the dollar jewelry
store ~ 70 which he responded with astonishmenf,
"Yes.- This gave that ofncer the cue" when he
sent for the agent OF that establishment aud advised
him TO 70 to the accused's house with an 0ticer,
which he did, where, to their astonshment quite q
number OF articles were found which had been
house with the property and preferred charge OF
larceny against the prisoner In addition TO that Of
ferson Market Police Court this morning, when he
will undoubtedly admit that those who desire TO
appropriate other peoples property should never
lmbibe sufficient to steal away their sensesn
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
NOT arvulurIuNIsTs.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Jan 2b, 1

METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Jan 26, 1869.
TO ruw EDITOR or THE HRRALD:-
I'm your paper Of the gath inst. we were very much
surprised to see our names announced as oicers OF
the inurgent army Of Cuba, and that we had come
TO this country a. emissaries Of the revolutionary
army. We have no = connection % or wnstevcf nn,sc,
In coming here IL simply a. pleasure
tour and TO pass the winter months here
4 not unusual thing for Cubans to 40. Associating
our presence here with the present revolutionary
movements In Cuba Is an error we regret TO say,
into which not only your but otner papers o.
10 Ourselves, you will correct this mistake, We beg
leave to subscribe ourselves
A0USTIN CASTELLANOZ.
ABELARDO RICO.
JOSE A. CfNTRA.
RICARDO PIMENTELs
LORENZO JIMENEz
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, Jan. rs. 1899.

| ALBANY, Jan. 25. 1853.
BILLS INTRODUCES.
BY Mr.. GESEr-Providing that Avenae Railroad
may extend its track from avenue O, through Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets, to avenue A. and
through Twentythird street to East rivers also from
avs rue c, along Tenth street. TO East river, also
along laid avenue to Tenth street. and 10 sixth ave
nue.. Chrts. .'opher, West and Duane streets; also
from washing ton, along West Houston. 70 West
street; also iron, Grsenwich. along Charlton, 70
West street.
BY Mr. BAsKs-Reealatil'g and prescribing the
fees OF the Albany County Cle-&.
by Mr.. CHApMAN-Ior fres ufidgc across thc
Susauehanna river. between unicQ ana Nesta
BY Mr.. FoLGER--Froyidsng that II alter making
any will dsposing or wa0le esiatS Of testaior or
testatrx such person shall marry and have Issue 81
such MARRIAGE such viii shall be deersed revoked
unless provision shall have been made for such issue
BY some settlement and provided for In the VIII or
in such way As to show an intention not 70 make
such provision: ana no other evidence TO ebuf the
presumption OF such revocation shall be received.
BY Mr. MoRdAN-To provide for the revision, cod
fcation and amendment of the laws relating - the
canals ana canal fund. and the powers and uies OF
the several officers employed in the administration
thereof.
The Senate then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-L0SDoN JAM 25-4:30
r. M.-Consols closed at % 4 for money and o3 4 a
s5sa for the acoount United States vetwenty bonds
-5s. stocks steady. Erie, 25 Illinois, o2s4 Allan
tic and Great Western, i5A.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs Jan. 25.-The Bourse is
Erm. Rentes, -0f 32c.
HAvRE CorroN MARRET.-HAvRF. Jan. 2j-The
market closed easier al the following quotations.
Tres ordinaire, Oh the spot, 13311f. low middngs
anoat. 1861.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.--LIvERPooT Jan 25-
4:30 =. M.-The market closed dull at he following
quotations-Niddling uplands, I'D. ii "a; mid
ding Orleans, 1lSd. llAd. The sales OF the day
have footed up 10000 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFrs MARKET-LIvERPoOI.
Jan. 25-Evening.-No 2 red Western wheat, 9s. 10d.
10s per Genital Corn, 35s Sd. per quarter for old
mixed Western.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LrvERrooi, jan
observation-disclosures firm; refined, Is. 10d per
gallon; spirits, qd. per gallon.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPOOI,
Jan. 25-Evening.-Tard firm at 74s per cwt.
Cheese 74s per cwt for the best grades OF American
fine.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoSDoS, Jan 25.-
Turpentine 32s. Sd. per cwt Calcutta linseed 5ss.
PETROLEUM MAnKET.-ASTwERP Jan. 25.-Pe-
troieum, 59L a 59isf for standard white.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
ST. DOMINGO.

Crisis In Dominican Aiiairs-New sale Of
Attn veIa-Protcst Of the American Consul.
HAVANA, Jan. 25, 1850.
Advices have been received from ST. Thomas 10
the 18th inst
President Baez, OF st. Domingo, has sold the guano
island OF Alta yela to a French company, Ignoring
It's previous purchase. The American Consul has
protested and asked for war vessel to be sent to
st. Domingo.
Baez is entrenched in the capital and has invited
ex-President Cabra and his followers. who are now
pushing the revolution, to return. The revolution
lists have replied that they viii do If Baez VIII alb
dcate permit new President TO be elected and re.
lease prisoners now held.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
CONFESSION Or 4 CONDEMNED MURDERER.
from the Clevelana Herald. Jan. q

IRON the CleveianN HcIatu. sbu. ~ -
we have been informed by Mt. smith, keeper oI
the county jail until the late change tnat WINE y,
was on his way TO Columbus with jacob hehry ahu
Jacob Orth who had been sentenced 70 terms ~ tile
penilentiary, he learned from them that ono uay ~
the jail Davis 0rth and Henry were toeelnSt Monc
and that Davis confessed TO having shot Sknhsr
but said that he did because he supposed that nc
saw pistol In SINNERS hand as nc raised up iivh %
the bed and feared being shot himself Dnvs ,,,a ssua
In the hall OF Mr.. skinner's house. On
being asked who "put up thc lon Wy Wy
convicts told Mr.. smith that Mulhali and
Cannon did. This confession has hitherto been kep.
secret but It Is not thought necessary 20 i9nse.
withhold IL from the public. IL has been stated tna.
petition was probably about to be circulated III
favor OF having the sentence OF Davis coinmuieu.
but no EFFORTS seem TO have yet been unuerNken ~
that direction aud, indeed. we doubt whether sue"
position would be OF any Avan.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

ALBANY, Jan. 25. 1869.
In the Assembly Mr. BERGEN presented petition
OF the citizens OF the Ninth and sixteenth wards for
new market building.
The SPEAKER presented the annual report 'of the
Metropolitan Board OF Health.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. PowER-To close portion or water street
from Union avenue TO Ash street. Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. JACoBS-To close the Old At anic turnpike
between Atlantic and Franklin avenues IN Biooh-
lyn. Also to close part OF Hunterny road, brookVn
BY Mr.. AvERY-ln relation TO transmitting 70 the
Secretary OF State all records OF conviction IN crimi-
nal cases. the procuring and transfer oil certificates
OF conviction and statistical information relative TO
criminal connections. Also directing the Utica,
ChenargO and Susquehanna Valley Railroad 10 eX-
tend their tracks to Oneonta and extenang .ne time
for bonding the towns along the line OF saG loads.
BY Mr.. HasBRoUcg-To facilitate the construction
Of the New York and Albany Railroad.
BY Mr.. WoLTMAN--To regulate the manner OF max
ing arrests for violation OF the Excise law IN t,e
Metropolitan district.
by Mr.. KILHAM-For the settlement OF the claim Of
the heirs or Christine shenandoah, an Indian, for
lands In Oneida county.
BY Mr. SMITr--To release lands devised by Mary
Mllroy Of Lima, Livingston county.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. BERGEN called up his resolution directing tlc
Committee State Prisons to obtain nom The
Comptroller OF the State and prison inspectors The
names OF all persons or parties having coatracts
with the State for prison labor. the amount OF money
to be paid number OF hours worked each day, char.
acter Of work PERFORMED duration or such contracts
manner of awarding them. together VITA what ac
tion has been taken in annulling buying up ana Us
continuing any contracts whatever. Referred 70 ,he
Committee State Prisons
BY Mr.. KIERNAN-The following
Whereas interest," prosperity and fSture greatness Of
the city demand that every approach ny water
to its harbors and docks should bo made ase ana nave
the OF the United States; and whereas al the
citizens the Empire State have equal interest In the
early Accomplishment of this object; therefore,
(f That representatives
in Congress be requested 70 aid by heir nfnerre osa
appropriation the nationa as may
be wholly the distractions 10 commerce
from what Is known He'll Gate channe.
Carried.
By Mr.. JAcoBs-Directing the Board OF Commits
sioners OF Pilots for the port OF New York 70 inform
the House, before the 1st o! February what amount
OF money they have received since their organiza-
ton, FROM what sources received and how applied.
Adicurnpd.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
IEltGaApnlc NEWS IIsAi

Reld's cabinet warehouse and factory, at Ham-
ton, Canada, were partially destroyed by 1re on
Saturday night The loss is $4,000.
Robbers attacked the house OF ex-SheriG Reuben
King, of Robinson county, n. e., near Lumberion,
and wounded Mr.. King and visitor named =. i.
Ward But little hopes are entertained for their re.
covery. The perpetrators OF the crime escaped.
The prize fight between Mike Donovan OF Chicago,
and John Boyle, OF Peru Ind. was fought near TIP
ton Ind, yesterday morning, and resulted In favor
OF Donovan IN the thirty-third round,
The extensive pork packing and lard establishment
OF Boynton, swallow 4 Co., In Brighton, Mass, near
Boston, was destroyed by fire Sunday night. The
loss was $4,000, on which there was partial IN
surance.
The Albany and suequchanna Railroad Company
have made q contract with the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and western Railroad and Coal Company to
transport coal TO Albany. The hrst train os lwenty
will he retailed at s. so to IS rs per ton.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
yELociPEDES.
Openiny Of a New sc'ool--Exerciscs or the
Vel ,cipede-l.xtrao ordinary Display.

] Openin Of New Sc,,0ol.-Exerciscs 0u tho
Vel wipede-Gxtraordiuary Display.
The "yei, Vipede Hali,n Tenth street. corner OF
/ groadway " IS opened last night 70 the public.
! band OF music was IN attendance to cheer up the
failing hearts OF the timid and to encourage those
who are willing 0a apie 70 become experts. Az
] first 10 was quite 1resome to see young nien and
| hovs ON me bicic . making the circuit OF the
balI r.eanb,tes wer not allowed, ana hence the
| mppmr. az the veoc pedes was too rruch OF the
uniform k,nd: down the long line, around the curve.
UP the "backslTetch- al "a round by way Of tho
.nomestretchr 10 pass the point OF beginning ana
round and round again. Herr Wand there young man
missed his distance and TIP oea over put MS 1905
being far from The hoor, Q, en ms i was out aa
easy let-down Occasionally t. ae "bicie!es' Of two
exrsrsmentefs came N contact, a1n ,nen we iue:s
themselves joined IN unpleasa eaaus.is LIE LIE
heads NOT the distanss G na I tne mr. soel roa
where the supposen location g " we sas saaa.s
Of the veiocipede, wASca. two-N Nee.ed Venice
was rid'culing It's riders 10y lying ''a' upon '"'
once the entire roor was A'Iearcd. and Mr; Fred
on te BACK Of yeiocipede ie fell also, but ap-
peared moreas fhe desired ON to experiment lpon
hurting himself ons YEA cpees he used was
broken, but thete seemed to lie any quartty N re-
must be said, thaI Mr. Fredericx Hanoa used thls
twowheeled instrument ~ anya peIehcea s ersas &
blazes' he sat upon 1t crosswise. ana endwise, ne
worked with his legs, and then ne a1ans w woiS y
az all, and II went still. He stood pom ~ nc hhels
upon it, he passed between two chafa ana 'coa lhcnt
up and balanced them, and still "a weht on. 10
went up inclined plane at an ann 2 q o. iorty-ave
degrees and down at another angles tWebty.Hse
degrees; he pulled or his coat white inhng aohS
at 2.40 rate, and he put II on again, worklig MS
vel0cipede with two feet, with one l0N ana VITA no
foot at all. and he did this merely u SHOW Whlt
may be done While astride one or IN ese instru-
ments OF locomOtion.
In connection with this exhibition 81 veiocipede
riding 1t may be stated that the proprietor mas been
urged TO build elevated road from Tia rem and
one from kingsbrdge to the Battery. plan Aed with
solid oak thirty feet wide for the use oi those
OF business men who, living up 10 Vn. de-
sire to use the velocipede to reach their
stores offices down town. II aHg per-
son interested in this enterprise had r'. gone
around among the many visitors Of Hanion'$
velocipede Hail last evening he would have got
many subscribers. There were many ladies' IN at
tendance but none Of them yentured orI on bl
cicle. II triccles instruments with three wfeeis.
were provided for the OF ladies at this and other
similar establishments the "thingf would cake" 80
the more.
''Do yon think tha. this is usefuls" said gentle
man to a bystander.
..For boys yes, said he "and for grown people.
too, II the roads could be made as smooth as =
noor.r
This answer tells the whole story.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
ILLINOIS,.

Murder In Denver by Wcmnn--TronbIe An.
sicipatcd ON un Indian ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tive Killed In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. %, 1868.
A despatch from Denver, Colorado, reports the
killing OF man named Mcguire, at Georgetown,
last night, In q saloon by woman.
Today's omaha correspondence from new
sioux reservation predicts much trouble next spring
from the sioux and Northern Cheyennes.
At an early hour this morning Fred sticker, pri'
born street, IN quest OF Dan Boechler, discharged
employe, who was suspected OF fraud against his
employer While there B0cchler attacked the de.
tective aud cut his head 80 badly with hatchel
that his recovery il pronounced hopeless The mur-
dorer was arrested.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
ATTEMPTED DIAMOND ROBBERY N wlLlln;su,l.

Capture OF an Armed Thief After struggle.
About seven O'Clock last evening three suspicious
looking fellows noticed By officer Thomas Hoi-
land OF the Forty -nfth prc,nct lowering about the
neghbornood OF the jewelry store OF jacob Morch,
$50 Grand street, Williamsburg, and he cautiously
watched their movements He afterwards noticed
a horse and cart-the latter vehicle being
similar 10 those useu by Notwithstanding
I'm sixth street, near the corner OF Grand,
n stones throw from Mr.. Morch's store The oiicer
then made up his mind that q bold attempt TO rob
the store was to be made by the fellows and that
the cart TO be used for the purpose OF enabling
the robbers to make their escape. lie, therefore,
called upon Mr.. Morch and informed him Of his sus.
plcions, when that gentleman informed hlin that ne
had himself noticed the fellows lurking about and
WAS fearful Of them. The oficer then concluded 70
sas FOR ,t that purnosa lie had lust reached the side
walk when he encoun'ered the most conspicuous oI
the trio. and Immediately put his hand on hls
shoulder, saying. II want you.n The desperate
Son s1n''cff of a o--h,'' ana immedIaoy drew q
panaloons aud leyelled Il at the officers head. But
the latter was on guard, having expected sucts an
event, and dcxterously knocked down his arm.
0f,lcer Holland then closed with his assaiant and
desperate struggle ensued the former calliug
upon citizens . a him. and IN, me ,Ss ran nsa sans e
serted their pal In his extremity, and Jump.
lnx into their cart drove furionsly away.
Mr. Henry s Davis an old citizen, and son OF
Captain Maddox, boy OF fifteen, disarmed the des.
perate Fellow anu TOOK nl 10 tue fOurtu stltct STA
ton house. On searching his pockets at the station
house knife OF peculiar construction, with a Tour
inch blade was found, well several percussion
caps The prisoner said his name was w .iliam Ed
wards. and his age twenty Ave. There were
several thousand dollars worth OF diamonds In
Mr. Morch's show window at the time. and
mt for the vigilance and promptitude OF
tne ofiicer there Is doubt but that the
thieves would have got possession OF them. Con.
ii derng the daring outrares that have recently hecn
committed IN the manner above described this arrcss
q considered OF the highest Importance.
A thief of a similar character was arrested last
week by sergeant Buncc, OF the same precncs. lie
RIVE the name oil Henry smith, an examnav, on yes.
terday before Justice VOORHEES, showed ths. smith,
with Two Others drove up to an unprotecr ID express
wagon IN cart and stole chest OF v ~ valued al
sl0 with which they escaped. Sp in was com.
mnis,ed to await the action Of the Or and Jury.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
VIRGINIA..

Military Crcer-Removal OF Disqualified
Officers.
RICHMOND Jan. 25, 1859.
General Stoneman issued an order to-day appoint
ing Generals WILCOX and Granger and Colonel
Franklin 20 constitute board which shall invest
gate and report on the applications for any OF the
oices in Virginia except the executive State oices
in the capital, and thus enable the commanding Of
deer to n the vacancies now existing and which
II Is contemplated may exist within the next thirty
days. All applications for Office are TO be addressed
to Colonel r. Stone recorder the board, at Rich
mond.
The military, so far, have removed 529 civil onl-
GERS leaving about 5000 ofices whose occupants are
ineligible, and to he removed. The value OF the OF.
ices range from $500 to $4,000 per annam.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
yEw PUBLICATIONS..
Book Notices.

HAPPY THOUGHTS. BY F. c. Bunand. Boston:
Roberts Brothers.
This little book possesses merit which asmere
glance Its pages cannot discover 1t is nothing
less than story noye-anything IN fact, that in
cude love tale with its usual happy marrage-writ-
ten in very eccentric aud original, though undoubt
cdiy pleasant style. The author denies that there Is
covert satire In IT, and perhaps, there Is not a.
though the casual reader would suppose so, even u
unaware OF the object lif any aimed at
SWAMP DOCTORS ADVENTURES IL THE SOUTHWEST.
Illustrated. Philadelphia: Peterson 4 Brother.
MAJOR JONES' ScESEs IN GEORGIA. Illustrated.
Philadelphia: Peterson G Brother.
We had begun to cherish the hope that the
..Chronicles OF Pineville' 'POlly Peablossom's
wedding Louisiana swamp Doctor" "Streaks
OF Squatter Life and other humorous works OF tho
same date had been carefully LAID aside for the pre-
sent but II as II these yarns Will never
cease being read and, as natural result being pup
liShed. The two volumes before Us are very hand
s0mey printed, Illustrated ana bound.
The Magazines.
THE OLD GUARD. February, 1902. New York: Van
Evrie, Horton x Co.
we nave in this numoer OF the sOld Cuard- aspun-
usually interesting magazine, which would have
been greatly improved had the editor not seeh 1T to
indulge in political recrminations, which should
never find place in the higher walks Of literature.
'Religous Inequality Of Human Racckf is .
very ably written and argued paper "Mi iShammed
as Prophet and "French Pictures OF the English in
the Last Century are well worthy OF p ;rusal and
notice. .sChihowce the lni;an village,"s lengthy
iamentably lacking in all tnat colst ltates good
poetry. As prose writer Nr. sims Is easy, nuens
and interesting; as poet he : failur 3.
THE LADy's FafEsD. February, 1869. Philadelphia:
Deacon x Peterson.
This monthly magazine o! fashion aud literature
has been favoTte with the public since the first
number appeared. ami tho one bef 5re Is as good
as any OF its predecessors.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
KENTUCKY.

Another Railroad Purchased by tho Erie Com.
pany-Ncw Broad Gauge Route TO New
Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25, 1859.
Jay Gould. OF New York, and party arrived In this
City last night 1t Ii authoritativey stated that
arrangements have been concluded for giving him
the control OF the Nashville road, the track Of which
will be made six feet wide. On the completion OF
fhe Ohio and Mississippi extension, via North Vernon
TO this city, within tw eve months, passengers may
possibly 40 from New York to New Orleans by an
dnbrokcn six foot gauge. Mr. Gould and party leave
this evening on the I've O'Clock train for Cincinnati
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
MAR YLAND.

Robbery OF the Bank Of New Windsor, Car.
roll County.
BALTIMORE Jan. 2j, 1862.
No bank robbery occurred In Baltimore Friday
night as telegraphed to-day. An evening paper
states that on Friday night or Saturday morn
ing the Bank OF New windsor, Carroll county,
was entered by burglars and robbed OF
United states and Pacific Railroad bonds and sc
curites and Maryland Railroad and New Orleans
and Opeiousas Railroad mortgage bonds, to the
amount OF Ss2, 000 and also $1,000 in greenhacks.
A reward OF $4,000 Is offered for the recovery Of
the treasure.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
NEBRASKA.

prorress cf the Pacific Railroads-Fiftecn
Hundred Miles Completed.
OMAHA, Jan. 25, 1899.
one thousand miles OF the Union Pacific Railroad
are now finished and In operation. The Central
pacific Railroad Company having built 500 miles,
hut 2s7 miles remain to be built There is now no
doubt that the entire line 10 the Pacific VIII be
onened early this season. The earnings OF the Union
Pacific Railroad for the year lses are omciaiy
rapurted at as. .06065l OIL.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
PENNS YLVANlA.

,Thc Mystery Of the Philadelphia Firc-Har.
rlson's Boiler Uninjarcd.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20, 1893.
In order to test the fact that tho re in the Burd
BLOCK was not caused BY the explosion Of Harrison's
boiler, steam was raised this morning in the boiler
Among the ruins. proving. that y was not injured
tsx(fiiiv subposcd 10 have been the work OF design
Kf the purpose Of robbng the store during tue CON
fusion that would follow
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS

OUEENTowN, Jan. 25.-The steamship Etna, which
sailed from New York January 13 arrived al ihis port
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 25.-The steamship Hermann,
which sailed from New York January IA, arrived at
LIVERPOOL, Jan 25.-Intelllgencc has been re-
cclved here that the bark A. W. stevens, at Singa-
pore, and the Szcchuen, AT Shanghae have been
obliged to discharge their cargoes and go into dock
for repara.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
MORE DISTURBANCES IN HAVANA
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN KILLED.
The American Consul Protests and Calls for
Man.Of Var,
SPAIN.

Seville and Cadiz Reported 10 Have Pro-
claimed for the Duke Of Montpensier.
PARIS, Jan. 25 1859.
II Is rumored that the cities or Seville and Cadz
have proclaimed in favor Of the Duke Of Montpenser
for King Of Spain.