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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
THE VEST INDIES.
NEGOTIATIONS IN SAN DOMINGO Fob AN ENGLISH
LoAN-TuE CIVIL WAR IN HAYTI.


NEGOTIATIONS IN SAN DOMINGO Fob AN ENGLISH
LOAN-THE CIVIL WAR IN HAYTI.
HAVANA, Feb. 22.-Advices from San Domingo
report that Hartrout, the London banker has been
successful in negotiating loan with Baez, and has
turned England Dates from Port state that
the health Of the city good After tho surrender OF
the town OF Aoqua, SanAye's troops perpetraed In
discriminate slaughter. The Hnytlcn ships OF
bombardiDg the ruins OF the towns on the coast.
Since the raising OF the blockade by the Fronce Adj
mlral many vessels have arrived nj 81 Marks and the
export trade OF coffee reyivng IL was reported that
Cape Haytcn had surrendered " Gen sagc An arrival
from Porto Rico brings the intelligence that heavy rams
hBye prevented grinding, aud planters fear that
they viii be unable make fun crop. Vessels are UNI
able TO obtain cargOes there.
Additional adyces from ST. Domingo represent that
the Republic was greatly agitaied by revolutionary pro-
nuncfamcntues, which making their appearance In
every part the country. The Province Of Cebas
In open rebellion and In other Provinces guerilla war
faro waged against BaCz The revolutlOnists had
captured the town Of Nebo-Neyaba. Tho commandant
Gen Ia March, was killed 4.
The rebels threatening the town OF Asun the cap
ture Of which would give them an open seaport Late
news has beed received fron Venezuela Congress had
assembled and appointed Provisional Government TO
remain In power until tho election Of President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
PATRIOTIC SOCIETY OF CUBAN LADIES IN NEW


The following circular to the Cuban ladies
residing In NewYork has been issued When the report
the combats which rend the soil OF our adored Cuba
daily reaches our ears, filing souls with enthusiasm;
the blood of brothers waters the nelds OF our
country conquer its liberty shall We the Cuban ladies'
remain only offering UP sterile prayers Tor its
triumph No. let unte let us communicate our en-
all who surround US; let us raise luub 20 To
leye necessities Of the hospitals and lot u.s. united
AS sisters discuss all the means which may suggest them
selves In order that we may 40 h VI Nh IN our
power behalf OF country and In aid OF It's DEFEND
ers desired 20 gain time, and rs we had no conf
plee list OF the Cuban ladies residing In this CITY, no cA
has heretofore been made all But now wo invite all
to a meeting which will be held on the 25d OF February
ut q o'clock p. NJ, at No l59 West Twentiothst. ana
which, by majority Of votes, Will elect president
vlce-presdent treasurer secretary, and all the commit
tees necessary perfectng organization aud carry
ing out resolutions, We ask you. as Cuban, patr
otc aud Christian lady 10 be present at the meotpg ana
favor us with your advice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
THE JEFFERDs- BURDELL SENSATION.
~, TIA

SIR: The statements made in your journal
OF incorrect In every particular so far as
Charles Jonerds is concerned. He scarcely knew hrs
cunningham; was mere child at the time OF the murder
OF DR. Burdel; and, strange as may appear, was not
the murderer OF Walton or Matthews Tho present
James T. Brady, and were his oounsel and made the
last argument IN his behalf In tho Court OF Appeas
think that Mr. Hall knows that he innocent OF the
Matthews murder, and consequently, OF tho murder or
MIR. Walton. am sure that Mr. Brady knew It. and no
OF the confded under the seal OF professional
secrecy we could conclusion except that ne
was innocent and was wrongully convicted feel con-
ndent OF this, and know that Jeferds suffered MS ii
pr,sonment like hero, and not like feon Justice To
poor dead convict dictates these lines Yours. very re-
specially ROBERT ~ HOLMES
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DOMESTIC MARKKrs


duH at ii scsssise Oats RE- unchanged co,o.
nusssd Bscoa Shoulders e sales Bai Shoulder. he
Cared m b.. few out Of .Ss. Goa 90 he s.s
Business partly :s,Pe9dsS s.nss az closed Au,. ., 10
al 81 on The spot 81 IS buyer for March; White Michigan regular
Corn .Sebssst 0 s but pss; SosASsd ,ps
CaIcAeo sa-No meeting Of Board Of Trade ted,
No offered GPsn market a i 90 Eyer, and Lbs
ST. Louis FEB 2NTobacco-sma business .d price, unchanged
IS Double ElIf. Fail sn sfSs7 Triple EiI.. E,s.I
50 and sTm LoT Prime 70 Shss' f soss
81 s No sdo 81 assi % Corn dull al eid7ie Oats i..y
ss e. d H. .a SSs S sS III fi
;i S.s - s ill., T s, ss.s S' ss..s
90 Su: Corn 800 bust o,: SS S';s ~.
1885, Good Lnss $685. Medium Leaf sa Csica asa
Meas POrs $50 lard Bs Shoulders l1al3!s Clear ES sid s;
Sides Tic Clear sides lie Flour IS :0as6 wheat, 81 SOD
81 60 Corr ecss'S oat, 6sse's WHISKY sse Ii. ~.
spot are LOw Mddhss arrive quoted sisse
sayAsSlH Ca Feb 2e-Coton 6rm and advanced iai Md
dlngs 2sc, sales, so bales receipts iS61 bales
msns 81. $50 bales I"cnns 100 bale. after the clos. the
3: F. FCS Sa sI s at %a' 81 s. S re-
oats-whs 75c.i DO Mes, POi s14 BAH hssss
81 sis Clear SIDES ''"' S''''''' NC pressed A''
wmsyeTOy n C.. Feb ,a-splha Turpsntus qus. a. she
EswoSIsis, FeS 2cetrou advanced L Madns. s th,r.
strong demand but light offerings sales 1890 bales receipts since
saturday I b,ss no exports Nothing has been done IN s,eH.1s
~ eIs4 aS o. 9: Si a sa: s s'ss
S S E S a. s FSDs kG ss' az
PORK declining sales al ga Bacon dull nominal shoulders
lsc Clear Rb Iss Clear SIDES lse Lar" ds end a.
Coffee arm Fair, BsIec Prime l7i8isic
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COLLECTOR sMYTHE,s LAST.

TO the Editor OF TIE TribunG
SIR: On Saturday last the Collector dis
charged from duty at the Public store, No "a Trinity
place. Mr. Leonard Baum, of the most worthy as
well as faithful of In the Department Mr. b. has
been employed for several years delivery clerk but
more recently register OF permits. at very small In
lie has proved, during continuance In ONCE, ono
OF the earnest digeut and efficient inen employed
never losing day. first the morning last at night he
is true and tried Republican, having cast his vote for 40
years past liberty and progression Adams, HARRISON
Taylor Fremont, Lincoln, and Grant During the war OF
1912 Mr. Baum served as q private, and was twice
wounded during engagements with the British II fast
approach four yeaIs MT Baum has all the nro
aud OF lad Of 20 he is temperate in every
habit punctual every duty, honest IN every action
capable aud able 10 perform the work OF his position
Yet his outspoken principles he has been turned out
OF his humble cerkshp while by his side sat one OF the
most bitter Copperheads In the land whom the Collector
pays roundy for doing less than two hours work daily.
and tongue utes vile words OF treason
denuncaons uncounted Collector Smith (for that his
true turned out Mr Baum for his loyalty and
fathfulness but retains rank traitors who have proved
true In their hated for Grant and Grswold and yet Drag
that sy are good for four years more. In Gods name
II the Republic shall stand put true men on guard 10 the
real victors the spoils. o. C.
Net. York, Feb %, 1869.
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DIED.

BARCLAr-Ou Sunday Feb o. at 10 o'clock nargar. LAraia
wife Of Thomas Barclay. In her 42d year. - -.
ir s ek on Ts.isy ID. ad inst. The Tread. Of 4.
family respectfully invited to attend
GoODRCHOn Sunday Feb d. Eliza widow Of shs late pard Gosa
The relatives and friend. the funeral tia CruesiA
afternoon O'Clock for her late residence No S9s 'ns0s
Sidney only Of William and Kate Green. aged yeIs
The rsaye, and friend, oths Emily are invited attend ,ss h
Baesys Nsw.YorL Church Station a. O'clock
IYGRRsoLLAtSt Paul MIMI 90 wsdos ss Feb D. w'"
His fsmsu. Oak Hill Ceu.ssrJ, $. Paul
NewHayen papers please copy.
JUDD-Oa Monday Feb "a We eldest Of Orange AMI Harnt
Fushsg ali O'clock Services the Methodist T. Church. 81 n
o'clock Of the family invited TO attend without ass
y slip at u o'clock and from Thirty t'ersA
81 Al lli Trains from Pihshag at - AID o'clock
Farms Friday the 18th inst Ess
beth wife L,unba and daughter the late Robert BsoW
r yes s1d friend, are invited to attend the hu.r. Tuesday
the 2s inst O'Clock hom tho Ms,hods Church Wsss
FsrwL
on Saturday evening" the 10th ils asr
Notes Of n. funeral win be given Of the renua
MIx-At St. Augustine POraa Friday Feh 49, wusz d. Mi u
TIE relatives sHd i.nd oths hm also h. members Of Company
7h Regiment s. O. aud ns"ss.. TIE sss'sa ,s %
Apoe. Nnhays and TeeuiyeghhI' on Weane'aAr FEB ~
fSclS,s p n.
PALMRR-A sOunsn Conn., on Thursday the lsh inst. Deacon
Eoyss Palmer, In the 7Nh year Of bis age
PoSTA, New Brunswick j. % Sunday the a' inss jul" Cor
veil. wife Of John II. Post.
Tuners. Christ Church. New Brunswick '''Oe0ci o. "san''
the 2{th inst
PosTon Sunday tn, Els. Inst. Laees AuD. wife Of Ei-a Post "
The relatives aud friends Invited 10 funeral from S. Bar
hareh Lafayette place 90 TUESDAY morning sss As ssa
q IL O'Clock.
Sunday morning the ss. lust Of ?srss Richard Rea
ths69,h OF his
The and blend. til. family invited ,.,.a bis funeral
TUESDAY the 21 att o'clock from BIS ATE rssisaes
No. lol Ausn1ic-st, Brooklyn
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nsburg In the morning while salute was being hred
premature discharge Of tho blew on the right
hand Of George Church and the left hand OF man named
Marshall.
AT NEw-ORLEAEs.
The anniversary was observed rs holiday
Mt NewOreans. The Legislature adjourned the public
offices were closed and with the newspaper ana foreign
consular offices. displayed their flags The LIST Infantry
the 4h Artillery and OF German Turner socie
ties paraded the streets. ..
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
The day was more generally observed In Ban
Francisco than before Business was generally sus
pended and the streets thronged with people to witness
the civic and military PROFESSIONS. The courts Schools
aud public Offices were all closed .'.
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ALGIERS.
TIE ALGERIAN INSTRUCTION.

a telegram from AlgleTS, dated rep. =, says:
At Q a. IN. to-day the French COmmander-n- Chief In
aghOuat Col SOunis at the head OF l2OO men, encount
cred near Ayn Madhy 5000 horscmen and 800 foot sol
dlers belonging the tribe of Ouled SidEthek Inc
latter were completely defeated and lett 10 dead on the
field OF battle beside carrying away many killed ana
wounded The French loss IS stated to be Two officers
and igh soldiers wounded Col S0nnis Ia pursuing the
rebels IN westerly direction. The engagement, II is
hoped wilreGstabish in the South the tranquility which
had been momenlaTily compromised
The Paris Sele OF Feb. T. In referring 10 the rising
which has Just occurred IN Algeria this is not the
AT the very moment when the current that
reforms were about DO introduced IN the government
OF the colony II puts the public and the Government on
their guard therefore, against the use 10 which these
disorders Will probably be turned for political purposes
According TO the private information II has received the
revolt is not at all Of serious character there beug.
instead OF several tribes, only part OF single tribe en-
gagged in H. real insurreco the Steele says, would be
impossible as Algeria Is now defended by moro than
CO6OO soldiers while during the Cumean war there were
only 10000 and yet the colony enjoyed profound
peace 1t u true" adds the Steele the military bu'
ihoritles had Something 10 do elsewhere then"
The French Minister OF War received on fep TIE FOL
lowing dispatch
"ALGIERs, Feb. 1.-The enemy has been completely
routed, aud is flying toward the south COlOneu the
officer IN command at Geryvile, Ia In fun pursuit"
dispatch OF the Commander SOns dated from Taderouna
the "a inst. says: After marching all night have
arrived before TadJerOuna, where am eneamped did
succeed In ovetakng the enemy who Is lying IN hot
haste. / shall however, keep this route toward the
west II COlOnieu marches from the south, nobody eau
escape u.s."
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GREAT BRITAIN.

ELECTION OF BARON L. DE ROTHSChiLo 10 lhE
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Toxnoy. Feb 22-BarOn Lionel de Rothschild,
Liberal has been elected to Parliament from London
fcitvl. in the place of Mr.. Bell, Conservative.
FoRTY-FIvE FENIANS TO BE RELEASED.
I'm the House of Commons to-day, in reply to an IN
fuiry of The O'COnnor Don, Mr. Fortescue said that
the Government proposed to release from imprison-
,nent forty-fye Fenians who were convicted OF
treason last year in England and Ireland, including
several leaders.
RELEASE OF TWO FENIANs.
DUBLIN. Feb 22.-Messrs. Costello and Warren, the
Eenian prisoners, have been set free.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
CUBA.

CUBA.
voIuSTrERs ASKING FOR RIGOROUS
Policy GEN. DULCE RESISTING THEIR DE
M,Nps-sURRENDER OF INSURGENTS IN THE
CrSTRAI DEPARTMENT-THE GOVERNOR OF
RAYAMO TO BE TRIED
u,vANA. Feb. 22-The 18th Battalion of Nolun-
3rers which forms portion of the present garrison
of the city, yesterday sent deputaion TO the Gap
tain General, and demanded that rigorous measures
lac resorted to against the rebellion to save the Island
When relieved of duty during the day the soldiers Oh
the Battalion shouted death to traitOrsF viva
EspaIiaD These demonstrations caused great aglta-
4iop which however subsidized toward evening. 10
day tho excitement was renewed. The NoiuiF
feers sent another committee to the Oap'"H
General to reiterate their demand ior So.ei
measures Gen .Dulce replied firmly ln"V no 'Vo-
not permit any interference with the Poil.'0"i v
military plans of the Government no ~.
General has resolved TO effect the paoii''"'ON =.
island within the limits of the law ana IN tiS ue
.r,ninot;on ba stands firm. The volunteers demand
chat tbose revolutonists who were arrested during
tbe late riots and whom they call "assassihS Oe
,mmediately nut to death. Gen. Dulce replies that
the Courts must first try these prisoners; no nc
clares that ne counts on the Endorsement ana alu
NJ Span. and on the sympathy and moran niu
NJ the United States, because he intends 10 ac' III
accordance with law and be believes as matter VI
policy that precpate action in the existing state Oh
Affairs would be highly imprudent lie is deter
mined if it becomes necessary to repe force by force
sltbough he would regret the shedding Oh ira'ernal
b,ood Commercial interests have suffered greatly
,Ironob the alarm created by the violent proceed
Drs Of tbe volunteers and to-day business is at
,tanGstil parayzed by the fears which agitate the
.itv Reinforcements from Spain continue to arrive
Yesterday 1900 regular troops landed. Official re-
,ors state that the organized forces of the rebels
an tho Central Department are disbanding ana the
,cbes there are presenting themselves in large num-
beers to the authorities to receive PARDON
The instruction at Jagua Ia Grande' IN
4bo vicinity of Trinidad is at an end.
The Spanards taken prisoners by the rebels at Bay
amo were liberated. and have arrived in Havana
Senior Udaeta, late Governor of Bayamo' is under
arrest in this city, and is to be tried by courtmariiai
on charges connected with the circumstances oil the
surrender Of his post to the rebels,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
MEXICO.

THE STATE or AFFAIRS IN THE CAPITAL
CHARGES AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.
HAVANA, Feb 22.-Further adyices from
Mexico represent disgracefu state OF affairs at the
Capital. Lerio do Teiada is reported to DO against
progress Foreigners especially Americans, are strongly
OF tho opinion that the Government IL imbecile; that
Ministers cOrrupty making money, and sending II TO
foreign countries - -
Gen. Rosecrans had attempted TO influence tho Coy.
ernment 10 take for internal Improvement IL
was reported that Engishmen and Americans are nego
atng the United States for the payment OF tho Ing
lsh claims tho United States 10 take Mexican territory
In alteration thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
THE ALLEGED PROSPECT PARK FRAUDS.

The BROOKLYN Union calls on Mayor kalb-
eesch 70 nroduee the adayts on which the sanderous
charges OF against certain persons employed
on Prospect Park were made in The Sunday ATe"'v
The Union says:
In point of fact the charges are sc as never should
baye seen print until they had been csfeluIy hVesu-
gated They aro prima acie frivolous or raise Inc men
who swear TO them never In position TO know inc
Till I'LL. Xnother rs q discharged assistant foreman
nntber "a discharged policeman or keeper They show
Ignorance OF the facts they assume to base
os charges on Of the duties ind positions of the
man thcy assall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23

nrudence do not disregard The terrible drama OF
MeNico "a foreotten by no one Let not ambition.
then. 90 dazzle the Duke OF Montpensler as to make
him forget i'm the hope OF few hours reign, the
fate Of HE unfortunate MACMILLAN. close this letter
with word the foreign agents VINO az s Ht ives
fat6er.inaw of the Count de Paris sort OF nreshlp
against the French Empire Conspre ID your own eoun
back your hero and your cOuntrymenl The spanish ma
ton IL ee II has no need OF the ridiculous permission
~ ts Trench Duke to establish the wider basis OF
OF religious tolerance OF civilization and OF lib
esrty ira potcal laws. Let the foreigner remain at
home! Hmm VI DoohnVNs Ouho VA '0o'hi0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
The Tribune Fire.

To the Editor Of The Tftbua>
SIN The correspondent Of The sun NJ hugussus Maves
his Anecdotes Of the Gssle Published In The Sun Of
February supg the burning Of The Tribune est@bshneo
1915 speaks their safe roasting in the ruins with all their books
IT, wh inform hundred thousand readers y"
WILDER PATENT sALAxAsDER and Notwithstanding tho rossiHs
book, were perfectly preserved The Tribune has repeatedly
stated simply inform you and the business public that the
wilder Paten. ssmsuder Safe proof safe in the wo
Respectfully.
WILDER sALsvAsDSR SAYs coRAyr.
No Is Courtlandtst, Sss-Yorf City.
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Asbury
LrFB rysURSSCR COMPANY.

No. 29l Brosdssy. corner Retisn, n Y.
business April last meeting ~2
almost and have already ssed over 100 poll
eies in,uEing b 5tOtOO
ALL Policies good Sr eert.s
amount for exchange eOndonsan advantage
offered BY other Company In the state. - -,
DIVIDENDS the popular Partnership Plan introduced p sss
Opuon Of IN. Hon WIN BARNES. Superintendent Of N State
I DepYour psn mailing ddeais secon to the capital (os
net vaae) each partner has in the Company entities 20 nusA
Witch Cour vou adopt distributing the OF mutual Cou
p,ny in sndng ap through Reeeiyershp oAsrvis
P--' ~ LkMUBL BANGS, President
O. RtLrorr Vice Pres and Sscy. MoCLisTock, Aeuary
A 6.w ood solicitors wanted.
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ALLYN IDA 81, No. 80 North Sixth st.. Brooklyn r. d.
COSTELLO Mr.. MARY, No. 1+ Bsst Forty sevs0thsL
GIBSON Miss BSSIB. No $50 IVES, Twehhss
IEONAitD Mira SARAH A. No 46l West Iwenty-third-s.
LOUNDSRURY Mrs ELIZABETH West Farm, hethods! Chureh
MCFARLAND. ALEXANDER, Reformed Deeh Chapel Fort hsHA
POST Mira LUCRBTIA ANN ST. BhOlems-s church lafayette
place
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TuR STATE LEGISLATURES.

REPRESENTATIVE John J. Rogers of Philadel-
ohio ,r snortv introduce In tho PennsylYana Logiss-
urs , for the abolition of capital punishment in that
state. is believed that it will meet with success .,
the feeling in favor OF reform ~ ina. particular SUI
ally becoming stronger among n'o'o'rS Vi po'h
M Tho Iegiblature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
. NAVY GAZETTE

w,sIuSGroN, Feb 22-Admiral Davis communi
The Navy Department Of the vessels In the Scut
Atlantic Squadron during December follows The Gueriers vas
and Qunuebaug anehor oe Busno
the of Monedso and tue Kansas Of Coren
NJ has been ordered 10 special duty In eoanesso
,Vtbs ns naval Hospital at Mare Island, San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
SPAIN.

THE RELATIONS BETWEEN SPAIN AND TIE
UNITED STATES.
MADRID, Feb. 22-The press of the country urge
slpon the Provisional Government the necessity Of
preserving the friendship of the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
TURKEY.

THE ORDERS AGAINST THE GREEKS REVOKED
CONsrANTINoPLE, Feb 22.-The DEGREES and orders
recently issued by the Sublime POrte against the
(}reeks. have been revoked, and Turkish ports have
been thrown open again to Greek shipping.
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ARMY GAZETTE.

W,suINGroN, Feb. 22.-rBrevet Brig. Gen. lhrie
beea ordered to report To Gen Leslie Tor duy IN the Pay
,t,nt OF POsChspAn Vac Horne has been ordered
- Eor saunders. Wyoming Territory First Leasnsu r Rodgers
~ nh Cavalry ordered report to usn Sheridan Tor
daty IN ths Department Of the MISSOURI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
TIE STATE or TRADE.


Lanai. Yah 7,-ifs mCousois 81 for and "
ths account United states FvsTssnhss TO- sIocs qs'i A
ivIspooL ai mTss Cotton market opens sr@'ri n'
aing Upland llil Midilng oIean, I'd - -. ana M.
s.nas Psb al m.-Conso 99t for both money HI sno
nnt United States b?OI bonds easier 49, Stocks qns1 A'e'
s.Iv atl.n,le and Great Western, 30 III,
" ,sTgool FEB al @-rhs Cotton market /" ss~sf VIVA
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GERMANY.

ANOTHER POLAR EXPEDITION.
BREMEN Feb. 22-The North German bark Bienen-
korb e. Bee Hive v has sailed from Bremerhaven on
another Polar expedition.
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GREECE.

THE GREEK CHAMBERS DISSOLVED.
LONDON Feb. 22.-Dispatches from Athens an
snounce that the Greek Chambers have been dis
solved and elections for members of the new Legis-
lature are TO be held in May next.
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Spaial uciius.

Aerlran Institute Farmers, Cnb.-The meetings Of the
Cnh Are held every TUESDAY O'clock at the rooms OF The
Iate n AL who take interest," 10 sseal
mp are Invited NATHAN u Eli, CharmAa
Io,S w Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23

Considerable more activity M6ing Uplasd ikS gddlng ons<
Issd Gem 1 Der quarter wsstsin adj 1918 To- hss
Pork 1. du and unchanged. TAloN. $50 v ewt ..,
the spot ,.-, a, -. -
Middlings ansst 1885, -, - r-..,. .o.hs
closed qus stocks steady. Ere, ~ e.
IvxsPooL Peb 2ll:9o fbs Cotton I,ri, eie:ea an
MddIne psuds I2d Middng Orleans lid The sales o. " %
EOOc bales Cora S2a qarer for Vh Mics
Western
LosDos Psh 22Cacutts Liussed 3d. Lnseed oil &2sekn
per Sugar per for No Dateh STANDARD on me 's
and 1913 ahoat .r s.,x
AsrwEEP Feb ePesrOsan easier at 81 faue' f'f s'ads"
White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
. nrrAICATloN AT NEwBURYroRT.

BosroS Feb t is Teporsted that % vivian y Hs%
q. Balch, hn,auter to the amount OF some $4,000
GhG a fS nssd Sss s viii be-
the WORK nov thorough investigation will be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23

u,rsroy HALTs FOR WANT OF FUNDS
NLoiNo Fch Galveston has come 10
BuifALU,iL westward for want OF funds he mas
Zen In tlls city over 10 hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
MARRIED.

Y-STBwART0n Thursday Peb 10. at the re,i.ncs ,s
bride b, the r. Ewing assisted by the RsT Torrance hI
D. Oliver to Miss Mary Ann Stewart all Of ss~Aeraadr
Penu
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