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The New York herald., 1869-02-25
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, Feb. "a, 1860.

ALBANY, Feb. "a. 1860.
BILLS REpoaTgD.
Providing compensation for the Supervisors OF
Oneida county. amending the charter or the village
or hcrsimer Amending tine charter OF the village
OF Gouverneur. Amending the act relative to the
village OF Plermont Amending the charter OF Union
Springs. Fixing the salaries OF and over
scers OF the poor o, Utica Incorporating the LADIES'
Union Aid Society OF the Methodist Episcopal church
at New YORK CITY.
ON motion OF Mr. MORGAN, the time within which
railroad companies are require, TO report the
issue or stocks and bonds extended twenty days.
Mr.. TWEED called up the resolution for an ad-
journment from saturday. February "a, TO March
ut haipast seven =. M. The resolution was
amended 80 as TO read Friday February ID, and was
then passed by y vote OF 10 toe
Mr. MORGAN called from the table the resolution
20 pnt the debates OF the senate reported by the
~ 70 S was undes ree
to the Committee on Printing to report expense.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr., BANxs-Anending the revised statutes re-
iating TO proof and recording conveysnces OF real
~ Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the code or procc-
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING for keeping books OF
general indlces by county cierkA
BY Mr.. SrANFUHD--Amendtng tho oct relative to
the publication OF the session laws. 1t eufites
newspapers to receive not less shan fftY nor moro
nv Mr.. .NioHoIs.--Amendlng the act. stmsaifytn ing
and abrldgng practice and proceedings IN ce0rs Of
this state.
Hills PASSEn.
incorporating the Baptist Home OF Brooxlyn; re-
iating to tho convcyancc of property Dy Free
masOns.
BILLS oRnxRRD TO rgtRD aRApfxG.
For Gc rcllci OF she Rochester aud isrighton Rail-
road Company; tor the drainage OF swamp lands In
Richmond county; providing for the incorporation
OF health aad life insurance companies and In rela-
ton To agencies OF such companlss amending tine
act to supply vacancies IN tbs Office OF JUS
iice or the reace IN the savaras towns Of
the state. pused IN 1859; antnore:ng loan and de-
post companies 10 invest their inpus IN boads ,ssod
by the village " N,ddlesown For constructing waJer
WORKS; amending the charter Of the En!gran.s in'
dustriaI savings Bank
AdinttrneL
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Generalization in Mcxico.


Everything seems to be tending rapidly
toward general smash-up of the wretched
republic of Mexico. Demoralization is uni
versal Public and private virtue seems to
have been cngulfed in common maelstrom Of
corruption and abuses. The present govern
ment is a compound Of venality and imbecility
and has placed the country oa The high road
to complete prostration after an unexampled
epoch OF anarchy and confusion. J,,arez and
his adversaries seem to be striving to outd0
each other in this work of general demoraliza
tion. While one pretends with a weak aud
Guivering baad to administer the government
for the benefit OF his partisan followers the
other factions are gorging themselves like
famished wolves upon the vitals of the poor
republic. Negrete, the rival of Juarez, takes
the city Of Puebla, robs and debauches it,
withdraws after three days occupation, sub
eequently attacks a government force, defeats
it, and marches toward the capital at the
head Of revolutionary army. Revolutions
have broken out all over the country-in
Yucatan, Quiroga, Nuevo Leon, and SO on.
Excitement and alarm prevail every.
where. Inoculated with the epidemic OF
lawIcssncss by the rapacity OF the so-caled
superior classes, the common people are fast
relapsing into condition OF semi-barbarsm,
brgandage and moral irresponsbliiy. The
country seems to have escaped from the con-
precipitate its own decline and fall and to pave
the way for its final absorption by the United
States In this demoralized condition of Mex
leo what is the duty of our government? It
is plainly, in the first place, TO adopt measures
to stop The spread Of the existing political dis
physical epidemic that threatened to enter our
borders. In the next place it is to proceed to
restore order and establish stable government
over this portion Of the American Continent
and the American race. We believe the mass
of the thinking Mexicans are sick TO the heart
Of the harassng feuds and fights into which
the country is being continually plGnged by
unscrupulous leaders Of every faction, who can,
backed by few cntthroats, raise forced con-
tributions from unprotected towns and villages
and maintain an unbridled career Of pllage and
rapine. The day has come when action must
be taken on the Mexican question as it now
stands by this government, and among the
very first acts Of General Grants administra-
ton should be the adoption Of initiatory mea-
surcs to bring about peaceful annexation of
Mexico to the United States. In no event can
the Mexican people be worse of than they are
nd
the prospect is that they will be vastly bene-
fited by annexation. Where is General Rose
cransy Is his mission failure?
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AssEMBry

AEsaSY, Feb. "a, 1859.
Tire privileges OF the door Sssrs extended to Pro-
fesSor Gold win smith ana Goaers, Franz Sigel.
RESOLUTIONS.
ON motion OF Mr.. "A. RAY It was resolved that the
spocal committee TO investigate the affairs OF the
Merchants Onion Express Company be increased TO
Ava with mower TO send for persons and papers.
ON motion OF Mr. MiycHRfL. the several gas CON-
rarIsa Of New YORK anu BROOKLYN are directed 20
,nform the House within tor days Of the total
vuornt OF moneys now had ny them as depo sits
frDm consumers or gAs.
Mr. JAcorss called dp his resolution to ameud the
,ulps ana offered subssitute that other BILL shall
he ordered to thhd reading until conCurrsd In in
Committee of the Whole; nor shall 1t I've In order TO
refer nuy bill to Q select coInnRtse to rVport COM
pIcte without unanimous consent TO "A standing
Committee TO report complete without vote OF two
thirds Of the members present. Adopted.
BILLS RlgfOnrXU.
Authorizing the construction OF Ger tain railroads
In New York and scross Harlan river. Authorizing
the Brooklyn Transit Company W construct and
operate certain railroads oy steam in the counties OF
KINGS and QUEENS. Auth0rxiDg certain towns IN
JEFFERSON county to atd IN the construction of tue
Carthage, Watcrtown and Ssckctt's Hsrbor Rail.
road a general law relative 10 the drainage Of
swamp lands.
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing tho town boards Of Monroe county to
pay rewards for the apprehension Of criminals; Tor
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TINE IxulAns.

tisus Issaed 20 them BY General sherI-
dan.
The following despatch has just been received by
the Executive Committee Of the United states Com
m,ssioncrs from Mt. Vincent Colycr, who is now on
his way to visit the indians at Fort Cobb and Others
In thai vicinity, by invitation OF Major General VIII
liam h. Hazen, now in command Of that place:-
FoRr LxAvBrwoRTH, Kansss, Feb. 20, 1883.
There are $500 Of the Osagc Indians e on tneir
reservation They we're starving 20 desLn inN M wnen
shcrdsn Issued aons 70 them The hrst ss bccves
IN sl were entrais and a IN ABOUT
an hour Th win have 70 be fed by the goyernmsns un
ert Auv when their hunting season begins their and
seht millions OF acrea which the spccuaors claim 70 have
bo,ght from them III ninsseen cents per acre -.
General sheridan will not bs here tll hs middle ot haf
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TENNESSEE.
Meeting or the Tennessee River Improvement
Convention.

Meeting Of the Tennessee River Improvement
Convention.
CHATTANOOGA, Feb. "a, 1899.
The Tennessee River Convention, comprising dele.
gates from Kentucky, Tennessee. Alabama. Georgia
Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylvania, met at ten O'Clock
Governor Patton OF Alabama, as temporary chair
man. spoke short time calling the attention OF the
Convention TO the vast importance OF the object for
which they had uet and gave some Information
about the work already done on the river. showing
the enera which had been made from time to
time 10 improve navigation. Temporary secre-
iarics were appointed from tho several States
represented. on motion OF Mr. Kirby, OF
Tennessee. o committee Of two from each
state on perman ent organization was appointed.
On call OF states 17s delegates reported present.
While the Committee on organization was out MIR.
Cav. engineer OF the Tennessee Improvement ad-
dressed the Convention recitin2 facts aud Agures
regarding the river Improvement.
The Committee on Organization reported as
permanent ofiicers:-Govcrnor Bullock, OF Georgia,
President; Messrs. Chamberlain and Divine Vice
Presidents, and Mcssrs. Kirby and kendrick Sec
rctartes.
4 commtce OF three from each Stale on rs~o
iutinus was appointed. A arr was reat nom
Gov,rnor Brownlow, approving the object OF me
Convention and promising to use his est Efforts to
secure sufficient appropriation for the completion
or the proposed improvements.
afiernoon' The Go,nm,tee IN resolutions reported,
recng the feasibility of the proposed improvement
OF the Tennessee river ut moderate cost - dcIno-
strated by the reports Of Generals Humphreys Wfis
eel and other United States engineer onIcers, anu
showed that Its opening to navigation s demanded
by large mercantile and popular meetings In various
parts Of the country and call the attention OF Con-
gress to the importance OF the work 10 be DONE anu
resolve that committee OF three DO appointed 70
memorallze Congress on the subject Ater oifer-
Ing the report Mr. GasKeli dwet az some lsngtn on
the Importance 10 the state Of Georgia of opening
the river. The report was adopted.
Messrs. Cav, farrow and Patton were designated
as the committee to memoralize Congress.
General Weller addressed the Conventi0p relatlng
his successful experience In Manufacturing HOn
from raw ore and raw coal, In Roane county, Tenn.
~ unanimous consent General Weller was added 10
the committee TO mernoraltze Congress.
An executiyo COMMITTEES was appointed to conduct
the business OF the Convention during the recess
Messrs. Hurlburt aud Gaskn OF georgia, ana
Patton and O'Ne, OF Alabama, were added 70 the
executive committee. Adjourned to meet ~ me cah
Of the executive committee.
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MISSOURI.

Soizurs Of Illicit acknowledgements Of
General sherman and General sheridan.
81. LOUIS, Feb. "a, 1859.
twenty-five barrels Of distilled spirits from Cher
field Co., New York, was seized to-day for nom
payment OF taxes.
General sherman and his military secretary Colo
ne! Dayton, left this afternoon for Washington.
General sheridan was expected here IN time to ac-
company them. but has been delayed. IL IL thought
that General sheridan will be assigned to the CON-
mand Of this military division when Genera Sher-
man assumes the duties OF chief at Washington.
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the pa7s RlNs

t;ni'ashcr Challenged sy Allen TO Fight Again
In One Week ior 3-,COO a side.
ST.. Louis Feb. "a, 1850.
At a late hour last nigat the following challenge
was sent to Gallagher the winner Of the nrixe night
yesterias:-- -,
hereby challenge Mf., Charles II. Gallagher TO
ncht me in q fair stand up light acc0rdhnu 10 the
FROM to-day tor $1,000 site. $3.50 Ieit by me
tns date al isaNc Canphells saloon, corner OF Fifth
and Green streets, as first deposit on the match
and hope tiat Mr.. Gallagher 0r hs friends VIII have
game enough tocovcv Il THOMAS ALLEN.
Tallaghu. tue pugltist, and other rouRhs were
forcihly elected from McCoors sAoon last night
where tnay had gone fof the purpose " making y
mtss.
Tsliagna has not ~ yet accepted Aliens cnal-
fcNpeA
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Hon. Columbus Dcianr, Of Ohio, Mr.. Rollins
Successor ms Commissioners oil Internal Reye

Hon. Columbus Dciann, Of Ohio, Mr.. Rollins
Successor ms Commissioners oil Internal Reve-
Washington tFeb. 23l correspondence OF the Boston
Adveriiser.J
The Commissioner oil Internal Revenue under
General Grant VIII be the Hon. Columbus De-
lano Of OHIO lie mas served six years In Con-
rr,ss and his term expires on tie an OF neyt
lnoutii. lie ~ regarded OF the pulest and
most upright mel IN public lie, and has always
taken leading position In the discussion OF internal
revenue matters. General Grant has for long time
had the highest confidence IN hs oicia personal
integrity end did what he could 10 further the move
ment made last summer In has interest for this place.
Mr.. Delano was not then nor has he been SINCE.
an applicant Tor the position. But when, In
June or July, Commissioner Rollins signncd hts
OF leading men here was held, a. the result
OF which M. De!an0 consented 10 accept the
appointment from iresidea. johnson II It was
rendered. Mr. Rollins. Mr.. II. u. washburne.
senator Wilson. Senator sherman. General
schenck, Senator catteli. Mr.. Hooper and Others
McCullocl TO induce Mr.. Johnson TO nominate
him to the Senate, but without success. though It
rmed. and would be kept IN once by General Grant
II he were elected President. la December last.
when Mr.. Rollins again expressed wish to retire,
SuSe" Ss,re the appointment OF Mr.. Delano. Cen
era Grant then. through, trusted friend.
Conniissonerslip unth the END Of Mr. Johnson's
term whca Mr. Rollins consented TO do II not
forced 10 leave by the condition OF his family The
present Commissioner some time agu n0tlied Gene
ial Grant that he would ike TO withdraw
as soon as possible after the Inauguration,
ana the next President then testified his
confidence IN Mr.. Delano by rendering him the
place. Therc IA reason for thinking that the
General al one time thought OF Offering him posi-.
flon m the Cabinet. tho Rh he regards the Revenue
az equal IN importance 70 any secretaryshp. How
ever this NAV be. Mr.. Dclano has accepted the ten
der OF the comuiisslonersbip, AMI the nomiuatton
win be laid before the Senate soon after those OF
Cabinet members. Those most conyersant with
reypnue matters and the abilities or Mr. Dclana are
confident that he will prove vlg,ant and capable
officer.
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MASSACHUS ETTS.

suicide nj Observation-Disclosures ~ Worcester.
WORCESTER, Feb. 2i, 1869.
Mr.. Kimball Bates, Of webster, committed suicide
by shooting himself this afternoon. He was about
thirty-ive years OF age and leaves q family.
The Bay State Insurance oompany's ONCE, two
insurance agency offces ana ,nc Internal i'cvrnuc
Collectors Office IN this c,ty were entered by bur
glars ,nsL night. They succeeded In ob.atniug only
4 small amount Of money and stamps.
Tho Committee on Education visited the Free
Institute of Industrial Science In III Is city ,Oay for
the purpose OF examining into the proposed state
gratuity.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
JAMAICA.

Death from vomito--Arrivai Of Cubans at
Kingston--Otd Pis.rlniions 20 be Worked.
HAVANA Feb ~ 1862.
Intelligence from Kingston, Jamaica, has oeen 70
ceived mere.
On the 18th INST the captain OF the vessel Luisa
Crocket died OF tnat port OF the vomito. Several OF
her crew were dangerously III with that disease.
she was loaded and ready to sail ior New York.
Cubans continue to arrive at Kingston in large
numbers.
Quarantine accomm odations are being enlarged.
number OF old and hitherto neglected planta-
tions are being got in readiness TO be worked again,
the government having promised TO mporta large
force OF coolies.
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Large Fires In Boston--Nsrrow Escspc from a
Horrible Death.

BOSTON, feo. zis iS0J.
fire A. nine O'Clock this morning gu,ted tina drst
noor OF store No. 5, wharf, occupied ~ W. u.
Kimbali for the sale OF Kerosene OIL There were
forty barrels Of OIL In store. which were nearly all
destroyed.
Later IN The evening nrc brake out In the mill
merry store or 2. W. Cunncrs lAA court street. which
wAs entirely destroyed. Mr.. Connors' oss n esu
mated AZ A5.000, on which tbcrc N 40 insurance OF
$4,000 In tho Security company, OF New YORK. The
upper stories OF iAS adjoining, were pcOpcd ~ .
colony 0f dress makerA. whose danger for time
was tmrainent 1hrUe OF the ladies' were inally res
cued from tho third story wlr1fnwa
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Army INTELLIGENCE.

The President on Wednesday transInitycd ~ the
Senate large number Of appointments In the army,
among them John 7. sprsgue. Thomas wilson, Nil
ton Cu9gswc,i Richari N. BNtcheidor, Anun Ruther.
ford anu Robert Avarv TO bc hrisatlcr generals by
brevet Also the last named to DO major general Ivy
brevet for gallant and mcrftorious service There
are many ohet b;c,ct Appol'Nweuts pending In the
Senate
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ILLINOIS.
large Fires in Chicago and Altsn-aonicido
by "a WomaD.

by WOMAN.
CHICAGO. Feb. -, 1869.
Ths morning aGge occurred IN Nos. ll5 and lsT
L,ko street, j four story building The fire origi-
mated from spontaneous combustion in the yarn,sh
room OF Ii. w. Parsons. His loss IL about ST., 900.
Holl:ser u Phelps. carpet manufacturers, lost
5lGD00. The stores OF Sempferman 3 90. ana stan
tUn 60. We're greatly damaged by water. The
Total loss Is estimated at $40. COO
Tie tobacco factory OF j. W. Wray & Co. and The
wholesale liquor store oi ;. r. Howard. in Alton,
ILL.,, we're destroyed by fire last evening. LOSS s3),o30
insured, Sls .75D
woman named Weich fatally slo. a man named
Jonn Devine, n Alton, H. On Monday night, while
he was attempting TO outrage her person.
In the State LEGISLATURE Mr.. Eniier's Railroad Re-
str.coa bIi IL YET before the judiciary Committee
anu tts passage il nOt expected.
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xIzves o. 4 rusAcca WAREHOUSE.

Between nvo and six O'Clock last evening, inspec-
tors Hepburn and KLINE, acting under orders from
Supervisor butcher, scixed for alleged violation
or the revenue law, tue tobacco tctory. Of John
McCulro located on Franklin, between Washington
and Greenwch streets. The property seized Is
TO Collector alleys kcepins uutil On Investigation
can De instituted.
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LOUISIANA.
The Consfi,u,i0rnii;y of a,se Cne Per Gem,
Tax Aflrmed--Fire In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS Feb "a, 1882
Chief Justice Ludciing. or the supreme Court. TO-
day delivered opinion reversing the decision or
the seventh District Court that per cent tax is
unconstitutional, and dssolving the injunction
against the collection or the tax.
large fire occurred at Two O'Clock this morning in
Camp street, opposite the Times newspaper ofiice,
destroying Heath's house furnishing store, aud
badly damaging John w. Maiden's stasionery ana
Mr.. BerTyis grocery store. ihe upper stories
occupied by photographers. noei0mders ana as
Offices. Loss, 500, D0l fie stocks are two-thira
insured. The buildings owned by parties IN New
0rk and are fully insured.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

Heavy snow Storm-Raironds Completely
Observation-Disclosures Operations Broken Up.
MONTREAL, Feb. "a, 1869.
Travel on the railroads east and west is sti very
much obstructed on account OF the snow on tho
track. NO trains have arrived or left to-day. The
storm ceased last night, but another Is imminent.
The storm was very severe at Pembroke and in the
numbering regions the Ottawa river and its trbu-
tares Ii ia thought the lumber operations for the
winter viii be completely checked.
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The NEW DOMINION.

ncr0.chnaeuts Of American Fishermen In the
Bay of Fundy.
ST. JOHN, NJ B., Feb. "a, 1850.
Numerous complaints have been made OF the
encroachnenis OF American fishing vessels in the
Bay or Fundy, where as many as fifty or sixty are
engaged in herring fishing. Accounts from Deer
Island state that the harbors arc crowded fun OF
American vessels and nets tliat the Canadian
fishermen can hardly get their nets down in their
own nrOunda.
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TURKEY AND PERSIA.

Hos:ilities Between the Two Countries Sns-
pended.
CoSTs ANTINorLE. Feb. "a, 1859.
The hos.ilities between Persia and Turkey have
been suspended until the arrival OF the Persian Am
bassador who is now on the way 10 ih.s city.
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DENMARK.

Sale of the Danish West lndia Islands TO the
United states Advocated.
CoPENHAGEa, FEB. "a, 1852.
General Raasloen, Minister OF War and former Am
bassad0r OF Denmark at Washington, urges the sale
OF the Danish West India Islands TO the United
States
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CgaYl's Ca..lET.
[rrnm tne Cinclnnati ChronlcIe. Eeb. 2al

[FrOm the Cincinnati Chronicle, Feb. 22.l
We are possession OF Information OF such IN
authentic and reliable character To lead TO be-
ieye har tie Cabinet slate already made up has
The name OF Ar. Wiliiun Dennson ON 10 uS ostmas.
ter General.
CABINET HUMOR.
(srOm the Philadelphia Post. Feb "a
We have hitherto refrained IRON noticing any OF
the reports concerning the l0rlnaton OF the new
Cabinet; but now. Giv'ng possession OF certain in
formation from positively reliable source, we feel
warranted In stating that General Grants Cabinel
will consist OF the following per5ons:-
State Acorn u. Tentman.
TitsI@,gy-R. Il. Trench.
fatT50r--Ary Pubhkal.
Post lTcs-Ated Clark
Wdr--Agen Il. Rail-.
hafg--psum Psller.
Attorney Ge3lef0i-Decrnoiis sue.
These gentlemen all come from the states north
ana south OF Mason and DixOns Line and west or
the Mississippi river, aud the i.st may he reei upol
as far more correct than 3ny yet published.
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Circulars Of Every Description and Nod
20 attend meetings printed in the neasest possible mS
Al an hours notice, and twenty nve cont less than
~ hsr ssrnsY Mace Ia The city at he METROPOLITAN
PRINTING ESTABLISHh ENT, VI NaseAn street
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Barker, Human Hair Msrchant.-Wigs !
Bands Curs Chgnous Braids tes and ohsseess N N
worid.-62 broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
Martial Law In Tenassssc.

Four hundred militia have been sent to .0<les
county, where martial law has been declared. THIS
u the county In which tho Ku Klux originated.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

sinmm crins, Lispins and aii other I,n,cdt-
i1speech permanently cured " trocssor JlfN5ON
CO., 55 Bowery, rooms Nos asdt-
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

Cold.ine VIII Cure Your Cold. Try Q /.
Sold by druggists RUsHToNs, 10 Astor asasa corner Of
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ROYAL Havana Loitcry.-Prizcs Paid In Gold
Informs Furnished THs highest paid sooss
and all kinds OF Cold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO., BANKERS, is Wall stree, n r.
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TEInGRApNIC NhnS
ALL PARTS OF TEE WORLD
Sale of the Danish West India
Islands to the United States
Urged i'm Denmark.
THE REv0LUTIoM IE CUBA.
Recaptare of La GUanaja by
the Spaniartls.
QUIET PREVAILING In HAVANA.
General Dulce's Address to the
Volunteers.
Resignation of the United States
Consul General.
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American Entertainments On Canadian
Fishing Grounds.
CANA diam Ships Being,
Crowded Out
ENGLAND.
General Dulce's Address to the
Volunteers.
RESIGNATION of the United States
Consul General.
American Entertainments On Canadian
Fishing Grounds.
CANA diam Ships Being
Crowded Out.
ENGLAND.

Bill 10 Abolish University Tests Brought Into
the English Pny!icsncut.
LONDON. Feb. "a, 1869.
In the House OF Commons last evening Solicitor
General Cocrdge introduced q bill 10 abolish uni
yersily tests
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

Gallery Of Every Descriptions
Wholesale and retail,
at J. CURLEY BROS, i3s Nassau street, near eeskn
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

All Corns or Difficulties the Feet Ssucccas-
fully treated BY Dr. X. H. WESrERVELT, Soz BsoedWsy.
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streass.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

An Article of True Merit--HBrewues
BRONCHIAL TROCHES" the most popular article II
country Europe Throat Dseases Coughs and
popularity based upon merit which canned be sad
many other preparations in the kc which seaY
but weak limitations of the genuine Troches.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

ESta blIshcd In 1SOO.-The BIetropolitas
Printing Establishuasni. "a Nassau street
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

Brolxaw Brothers, Great Clothing Empori-
ents and boys whoiesale and rsss; oDposse coopes
Institute.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

The Famsus Ccrner-<5z N..-.. ss-~~s
Garner Fulton. The MstroposS job p1.ss. -, MAN,.
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A.-NOveities In Dry Goods. Sngden q
BRADBURy, Bowery and Blocker. (Lste wth
Lord Yavior.l