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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-11

Wheat shade rmer under demand. The
sales part last evening" about 900 49,
for No.2 Chicago delivered 81 43 for arrive "A
No * e o. The ;g0 AND e arrive
Michigan, 81 4S for red Western and small lots OF No.
spring at 81 ~ VI a. and 81 70 for white California Corn
was frmer, but scarcely active. The sales about
$1,000 bushes at Soc as2xc for inferior choice mixed
via canal &c. &c. for kiln dried &c abc. for railroad
Oats were scarcely SO Arm The saiss shout
ahoa Rye was duh and nominal at about III l5 with 81
bid Sales Of 5000 bushels reported private
Barley wa, inactive while malt was steady with sales Of
FREIaHTsThe market quiet, but rates were steady
for almost all articles The chartering business quiet
though there prevailed improved demand for petroleum
vessels The engagements were:To Liverpool per steamer
$50 tons bacon and cheese at 25s respectively The
charters were:A North German brig port in the Bristol
channel 2bO0 quarters grain ut a. bark the Baltic with
$500 bbs petroleum at Is. ia Norwegian bark to Mar
settles with bbs do al ~ 3D. TO settn direct with
5000 bbs do at 5 bark with 1000 bbls petroleum to Stet
avesse from Wilmington the United Kingdom naval stores
private terms aso American schooer from the Sats
river TO Portland, with 200 600 feet lumber at 81 60
GUNNIK6 were quiet and we heard OF further sales.
Bags were quoted at Ii &c 17c. and cloth NJ 23kc.
HEMP continued dull and nominal at l21c l3c, gold,
for MANILA &C. &C. do. for uta 10c 10c. do for Ss and
&C. SIC DO for rampico In bond. ,,-,,
ping selling at &c., retail lots At 90c 81 TO- long straw
at 81 10 and short do. al SOC. CSC.
HOPS were In limited request and the market remained
weak, al &C. bc for inferior to choice grades Sales 40
bales.
MoLAssEs was in improved demand and the market was
hhds Cuba uscovado at &c., and 20 do choice Porto Rico
nj "a nuota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-11

Cash gold was in abundant supply, although the
rates for carrying were somewhat concealed in
the active demand for money. The lowest figure
was eight per cent while as high as eleven and
twelve was paid to carry balances up to Clearing
House time. In the afternoon one transaction took
place at lilo for carrying. The disbursements of
coin interest to-day were $241 $685. The following Is
the report Of the Gold Exchange Bank
G"d cleared $64 so3, 000
Gou Daiances Zl44, loz
currency balances 2975,5Ol
The governments sold million of gold to-day, as
follows:-$loo.oOo at 1ss.92h $25oooo at 1ss.91al,
100000 at 13s.92 $4,000 at 1Ss.92X, $780, at
1S90o $4,000 at 1912 100000 at 1885, 100000
at 1896, 500, 900 at 1896.
Foreign exchange was dull in the activity OF
money and was lower for sight sterling, in answer
to the change in the discount rate by the Bank OF
England. The range OF quotations was as follows:-
Sterling sixty dAys, commercial. 10SH 109H; good
to prime bankers, 1ooA lOek; short sight, ITO
11OA; Paris sixty days, 6.22X 6.16,4; short
sight, 6.1oK 613A; Antwerp. 5.22H 5.16,4;
Switzerland, S22>k 5.1e14; Hamburg a5A s5zS;
Amsterdam, aoX 4o1s; Frankfort, seX 4oH;
Bremen, Tx 1914; Prussian thaers. 70h q II.
The directors of the New York Central Railroad
Company have declared dividend o I four per cent,
cash. on the stock and scrip, equal together to 81 20
per share Of the stock. meeting OF the stock.
holders is called for Wednesday, June &c. The board
appointed a committee Of three OF their number to
meet a similar committee from the Hudson River
Company, to meet and confer on Saturday next,
June H. on the policy and terms Of consolidating the
TWO roads under an act OF the Legislature of New
York authorizing such consolidation.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad during the first week in June were:-
1868. $3.50 Ala 81
lSo9. 3Ol 4l IA
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasurY this city
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

The UNITED STATES CouRr, MARCH IS
HoN GEORGE 5. BRYAN, PREs1DNG.-A. c. Gar
lipgton, creditor, peduoned to amend schedule Of
Robert Stewart. doctor which was granted. W. R.
Duyren, James Baskin, G. 81 veil, John Flynn, O. G.
Mcclure, Willis Gr.gory, William L. Howe, Isaac
W Hunter and J. A. Waugh pentiened for final dis
charge, and final hearing ordered before Rsg1s-
trar Clawson, James Il. Boyd was approved Of rs
an assignee Final hearing in the cafa of James H.
Little was ordered 10 tako place on 10Th April The
petition of Walker & Brice fos compenaton was re-
ferred to Registrar Clawson. The appointment OF s.
L. Hook us assignee was confirmed. The case OF E.
". Bonneau against Joseph Purcell was referred TO
Richard Derrevile to take testim' ny and report
liens upon estate of bankrupt. NJ. 3. Hunnicut was
allowed to amend schedule. Z. r. Phlfer was up
proved of as assignee. 1t was ordered that where
petitioners in bankruptcy leside in Laurens, Q. g.
Jaeger, Registrar be allowed to hold meetings at
that place. B. a. Lovelace and ]. n. Martin, assig-
nees. we're allowed to sell choses in action OF bank
r,rp,'s estat, under their The report OF D. J..
wInn, assignee, of'sales was confirmed and ordered
to be fled The jury was dismissed until the 18th
instant.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. j. A. P. CALDwyIL will sell at half-past
O'Clock before then sore, mess beef Bruces fert.-
Hxer and groceries,
Low1DEs GRnfBA1L will sell at II O'Clock, at
the Old Posofice, IL; If IND qua buildings in Mar
ket-sreet.
old Postoffice, sto:s on King-sire.t
L. NJ. CATER will sen at three-qusr' 'ers past v
o's;l..: at h. store Browns wharf, butter, lard,
cpockery. &c. "
BknRI osIA Co. will sell at half past O'Clock.
in front OF mis- stoie, Vcndue Range, cne hundred
barrels potato g.
LAuRxY ALEXANDER win sell at 10 O'clock at
their stor., East Bay, potatoes. bacon strips, &C:
yoHr G. MuNoR Co. viii sell at 10 o'c.ock, IN
their salesroom Meeting street, stock of retail dry
goods store. &C.
A. O. MoGuIIvBAY Will eel. at II O'Clock, at the
old Postofhce lot OF Lane and build ngs-
B. H. MARSHALL & BLoTHER will sell at hAl-past
10 o'clock ut their ofe, Eroadstreet, lot OF shev'
tDS. counters and draws.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

REMOVAL OF 1BE TELEGRAPH OFF1cE.-We
glad to that in ference to the very general
sentiment of the mercantile community TO which
aLusion was made iu yesterdays NEws) the Tele-
graph Company is about to rep'ove its principal
Office to position moe accessi'l le and convenient
for the busIre.s hou OF East Bay aud the cotton
wharves. The building ON the south side Of Rroad-
street. between Meeting and Church streets. recently
occupied by Mr.. Hir m harris, has been secured,
and rs now IN course of renovation, preparatory to
being occupied Geographic headquarters. A site
% the Bay itself more immed atey in Its vicinity,
would have beon preferred By those who furnish
four.fths of the local business OF the company; but
the Office will. nevertheless be great improve
mont 90 compared wl,h the present location. The
uptown community will Lose nothing By the
change. 1t is understood that branch office is 10
be opened at the Charleston Hotel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

TosAcco.-We have received from Mr.. G..
Folin No l57 East Bay, next to TIE NEWS office,
box of The famous "Feuit and Flowers" smoking
tobacco, made by q. T. piik;nton, Of Richmond.
This is of the finest of the fne brands of smok-
ing tobacco, and We recommend it to all who are
fond of putting.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

THH ITALIAN OPERA, under the lead of the
Tie great tenor, Brignoh Is certainly coming, and
may be expected in Charleston during the latter
part OF ApH. Signor Briguoli will be supported by
leading artists from the New York Academy OF Music
"a complete Op ratio and Concert Comoany-in'
oludIug Mile Louise Dura1d. the young prima dom
na, who has created so much teres thi' season.
and the great bufo. signor Giorgio Ronconi This
win be good news to the lovers Of music in charlen
Inn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

HOTEL ARRIVALS, March 15.-Paottion Hosel.
M Gurvey and wife. & Gprvey, q Gospel. q
Newman, New York; A Gallup. Cleveland, o; E
Mccormick. Indiana: Moon, Georgetown, D G;
Duri, Connecticut; 1houron. steamer Di Ia
tor; James Borry, E Berry, Marion; Z Larhgue,
Blsok7ile.
Charleston HotcL-F q Richards. Maine;
Smith, l. Brewster. A Who's AID wife, L Pad.
dock and wife, o Pldd ok. New York; " ; Gled en-
and wife. daughter aud servant. p Crowell. Bos.
ton; C Sayrant, New Hampshire; j comstock and
Hiss Comstock, New York.
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Banking, Gtf.
SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,

SoO i IL SAhOLlINA n
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
AUTHORIZED C.ps.AL. FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
| PREsRSr LIMIT 500 900.
THE OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY IS NOW
opened at No. 10 BRoAD-STREET, southwestern
Railroad Bank). for the RECHIPT OF DEPOSITS,
DI,COUNT OF PAPER, PUhCBa aSE AND SALE OF
EXCHANGE, and the transaction of General Bank.
| ing Business.
Interest allowed on deposits upon the terms es-
tabished by the Board OF Directors
The Company is also legal depository for monies
paid into Court VIII receive Registry and Transfer
Books act us Agent to pay oupons and Dividends,
and as Trustee In Railro d Mortgages.
Directors.
WIN. C. BEE (of Vim. y bee :. Coz
A. s. JOHNSTON (of Johnston. Crews Co..
ROBERT MURE lof Robert Mure l. co.,
| ". B. WILLIAMS (of W. B. Williams & Sons.l
E. q. FROST lot Frost Adger.)
J. Z. ADGER tof j. E. Adger Co..
HENRY GOURDlN (of Gourdin. Mathiessep & co.,
| GEORGE L. BUIS L (of Buist & BuIst
C. G. MEMMINGER tof Memminger, Jervey &
Pinckney)
T. J. KERR (of 7. j. Kerr l. co.,
5 D. AIKEN lof J. D. Aiken e. Coy
JOHN CAMPSLN (oi John Campsen Co..
a. P. CALEwELL (of R. & A. P. caldwell.l
WILLIAM {. RYAN.
j. 7. WELSMAN.
b. O'NEILL
]. j. GIRL GG. OF Granievilc. S. c.
For further portcullrs apply ct the BARRING
House, Charleston, s. c.
GEO. s. CAMERON. President
THOMAS K. WARING. Cashier.
Charleston, s. c., March II, 1869.
March IS 2 tu.a3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

TIE STATE CouRT-HoN. r. B. CARPENTER,
PRHSDNa In EourTY-Nothing was done yester-
day beyond the calling of the docket and no case Of
public interest came up for argument
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

To QUE CAMDEN. .SuBsoRBERs.-We have re-
seived tho complaints of our Camden subscribers,
which will be investiga. cd this morning. TIE NEWS
il sent from our Office regularly, and there should
be no hitch in its delivery to our readers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

CLUBS AND STAas.-The following is the
Mayors docket of Saturday and sunday. disposed of
on yesterday morning:
Dan higgins wle, drunk and disorderly in Kirk
land Lane. Fined So could nos ply, and sont up
for aSs da-s.
C.>K. Sanders. white, drunk 'nd disorderly at the
head of the mlrke AID Interfering with ladies. Fined
IS, which he paid,
Raneo white drunk in the streets. Firod IS;
paid.
Henry Bishop co,o-ol, drunk and disorderly on
East Bay. Fined So.
George Hervey. white. ;run'S corner of Broad and
Church stree,s Fin-d So paid.
John Dasey, colored. Stealing cologne from DR..
a. Baer, Mee'ins strcc. Turned over to mags-
trate.
james Walker, white. drunk and disordery on
Eas. Bay Fined $40
Pat Cahil. whise for b eaking up Molly Burnett's
furnituco In Chalmors-strost. Fined SIS; couldn't
pay and went up
III. Farriil, white. same of.nce and same ine,
whioh he paid.
e. Rras en- and 4. Gehrmln, for selling LIQUOR
without licea 9. Fined 80 each
The i've runaways from Savannah wers oriered
by the Mayor to bs sent back 10 their homes.
Fro-a Dav,s, colored, who stabbed Paul Doerz ,rph
while ut the flnd1nyJ bill. in George street. was
he to hall ia the sum OF sloo) to answer rh chlfso
of assault AMI bliery with intcns Kill. She vas
also put under. bal: OF So 70 to K cd the psic'.
John Donova1. whit. alas join Lee. alias John
A. Harm tw,asy.on. years OIL, WAS arrested vester-
day by ON r. Reed an G',y. b; order OF tn, Ch.ef
Of Palco of savannah. on charge OF mans!aushtor.
anSheld subjec. 10 instructions.
Peter Brown alils Peer Hishsr,ss, an escaped
oony.o FROM the House OF Correction, was rearrest
cd last night
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

Tm THEArRE.-A fine audience, of whom
largo proportion were ladies' attended the perform
OF the fairy and u cal extravaganza Of "Cn
derella'' Last night It was a dron burlesque, and
gke every piece that Manager Whitman has present
cd here) admirably mounted. The cast was excel.
lent. We have seldom Of late seen dramatic snter-
ainment pass of with more eclas and the enjoyment
Of the crowded house refected In the spirit and
evident pleasure with whrh the actors rend. red
their several parts The ballet interudes were df.
ferent from any that bad been d1rced during the
previous engagement of the company. and the pas,
executed by the prcnsIero danseuse Mile. DIAM, in
the ballroom scene, was especial y admired.
Tonight We are to have, by way OF farewell, tho
beautiful fairy spectacle Of ''Undine," with Song
and l1et and new dresses and scenic fleets. Even
il It were not the last chanca 10 the brilliant
transformation scene, the exec lanoe of the per-
fors anoe of last night would guarantee q crowded
house. The company 90 nor,hward tomorrow.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16
r. uEE7IEeS THIS d.

r MEETINGS THIS DAY
Ladies' Memorial Association, at 1 P. III.
jefferson Lodge. att P. n.
Delta Locge OF Perfection. st T. ID.
Charleston RiHeDen society, at hali-past 2. d.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

TIE PRopRHrons OF "Whann's Raw Bono
Super phosphate OF Lime cordially invite farmere,
dealers aal others interested i'll procuring first
class manure, to call and examine their works, see
process of manufacture, and insp ct the materials
used. They have no secrets, give full value. aud
euaranee their Phosphate to come up to the ,tan :
dard analysis Cla9born, Herring Co. are the
agents fr the salo Of 1t In AUGUSTA and Charleston
February Is LIMO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

To THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
Observation-Disclosures .'WRANNs'' RAW BONE sU-
pERpHospHATr OF InE to DO fully equal to tho
best Fertilizers in market. and superior to many,
and being desirous Of having it thoroughly tested.
we have concluded to offer the following Premiums;
lst For the largest yield Of Co ton ffom an acre OF
land Silver Pitcher worth 500. Cd. For the Soc
ond largest yield OF Cotton from an acre of land,
Silver Pitcher worth $50. Sa For the largest yield
Of Corn from an acre of land, Silver Goblet worth
$25
The above premiums will be awarded where
"WHANNs" RAW BosE suPERPHosrHATE alone is
used on the acre producing the yield.
Those applying for the premiums will be required
to furnish satstaoto evidence Of the amount pro-
duced on the acre. and statement of the manner IN
which they applied the manure. limited amount
only Of this Phosphate will be dstrbu ed during the
season Prices delivered on the cars at Charleston,
s6s per ton, cash; or $40 for approved city accept
arces payable ist NOVEMBER.
CLAGHoRN, HERRING & CO.,
Accommodation Wharf. Charleston, s. c.,
And No. Z Warren Block, Augusta, Ga.
February % limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16
BUSINESS TICE s.

PEELER COTTON SEED.-A small lot of this
very choice cotton seed is. for sale by Messrs
shact elford Kelly. See advertisement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
SUI UB l. e
PACIFIC GUANO.

rI,HIs GUANo DTFFuRs FROM PERUVIAN
Guano simplyin the relahve proportions OF
the same el, M ents of fertility.
It's use during tho past four years for the culture
of cotton and -orn has given to IT character for
standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine Peru
wan Guano. and where seasons OF drought inter-
yene, 4. produces large increase OF crops.
Tho price at whice thus Guauo is placed Is 50
much below that of Peruvian Guano, as to constitute
1t an object oil material importance to Southern
Agriculture. e,.
enable IL 10 furnish Guano OF tho highest value ut
the lowest possible cost to consumer and the
hlghest interest of the Company is recognized in
The Company looks to large salos, small profits
and permanent trade for compensation on capital
Dr.. sr. JULIEN RAvENEL- of South caro-
lima, is Scientific Director to tho Company,
which affords sure guarantee OF the continued e!-
cellcnce of the Guano. Mono genuine unless brand
ed with tho name OF JOHN 5. REESE CO., Gene
raj agents OF the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
For terms and mode Of application apply TO
j. \. ROBSON,
ACon. for the State OF sou Carolina,
Nos. and 2 Atlantic Wharf.
D.o.rtar1a MO stuth3mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

HERMAN FEHRENBAoH will have for lunch to-
day, clam chowder, roast pork aud roast beef boiled
mutton with clpers sauce, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16
THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circulntion.-TRED DAILY NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coGNIzsD As HAVING zFE LARGEST CIR
cULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE F0SToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, 4 "CORDING TO TIE PRoFIS-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToEFTcE Law.
THE DAILY News will bo served 10 subscri-
sers in the city at SIX DOLLARS year In ADVANCE or
1t FIFTEEN CENTS a week, payable to the carriers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

REPonTKRs' CRUMBs.-Is is reported that
already petitions begin 70 pour in on the gentlemen
who are named in connection with the new Federal
appointments.
Mr.. D. a. ANIME has in his store, Meehngstrest,
ID: of sausaces, brought from Milwaukee by the
"Grsen Llue." which are said to equal the. German
Eologna iu taste. 1he transpertaiod1 hithor is an
evidence Of ofenterprise exceedi, g'y commendable.
There has been peculiar quiet in municipal mat
ters for the past couple of days; that may be calm
before storm.
There ara evidences tina. the spring trade will be
quite br,ss the com ng season.
Some sho profess to be very wise on the subject
ofthe coming Federal appointments express doubts
as to the retention Of the present incumbents
Change seems to Re the oidor of the day.
The postofice box established at Holmes Book
House, corner of wentwoi th and Kipg streets, s a
convenience that is highly appreciated by the fair
sex.
teacher of experience is wanted at the Rlchland
Academy. Address box No 10. Klus lille, s. C.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

he is prepared to maks shirts to order with the
utmost dispatch; aud his assortment Of ready made
Shirts Is 30 full that buyers eau bc fttoi ut
ment's notice. F'r proof Of these statemonts call
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-08
e U ROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Feb. 6, evening" BENJAMIN Lee
Guinness, member of Parliament for Dublin. has
been unseated. I
The government has resolved on the aboli-
ton of the University.
The full text of the Clarendon-J Johnson
treaty has been received by mail in New York
papers.
The Times to-day denounces the treaty, and
says it is incomprehensible and without order
Unless there was a secret stipulation some-
where to the contrary, the consideration of the
question of recognition of the Southern States
as being belligerents was plainly provided for
in this treaty. Nothing, indeed, was exclud-
ed. The defects of the treaty have grown out
OF and are owing to the semi-public fashion in
which the negotiations were conducted. If
the United States Senate hesitate 20 ratify the
project, Ireland will not chafe. 1t is desirable
that the whole treaty be revised and recasl.-
AS 1T is now every claim may go to the Sover-
eign Umpire for final decision. If this is set
tlement, the Times asks for new definition of
the word.
The early payment of an installment of the
Mexican debt is promised
GREECE.
ATHENS, Feb. 6.-The new ministry is a fail
ure. Bulgaria, the former Prime Minister, has
been recalled. The King is firm for adherence
to the protocol. ~
PARIS, Feb.7.-The great powers have grant
ed delay of eight days for the Greek govern
ment to make its final decision in regard to the
proposals of the Paris conference.
The announcement is made on official au-
thority that late advices from. Athens give the
French government good reason to hope that
the pacific policy of King George will triumph
over the excitement of the hour. Great agita-
tion still prevails in Athens. ae
SPAIN.
MADRID, Feb. 6-The Pope has forbidden
the prelates recently elected to take seats in
the Cortes
MADRID, Feb. THE name of Prince Cir
genti has been stricken from the rolls of the
Spanish army.
The Carlisls are very active, and there are
indications that they are laboring to produce
an insurrection which may break out at any
moment 1t Is rumored that the 11th inst has
been fixed upon by them for open demonstrl-
tions against the provisional government.
1t is said that Prince Ferdinand has been
conceded to be candidate for the throne Of
Spain.
Orders have been issued for the execution Of
the assassins Of the Governor of Burgos.
II Is generally conceded that Gen. Olozaga
viii be chosen to preside over the Constitu-
tional Cortes.
Many rumors prevail about the proposed Di-
rectory. some assert that the members are to
be elected for five years. ttN
Many political arrests have lately been
made. All the prisoners are charged with be-
ing engaged in Carlist movements.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-08
WEST INDIES.


HAVANA, Feb. g. - The insurgents have
burned eighteen large plantations in the East
ern department. Cholera of a very violent
type is prevalent in the insurrectionary dis
trict, insurgents, Spanish troops and citizens
falling victims.
The steamer Cabrera was lost at sea while
carrying government supplies from Santiago
de Cuba to Manzanilla.
The attempt of the Cubans to fire the pow
der magazine at Puerto Principe was frus-
trated.
The Cuban prisoners Pairat and Arnoya
were killed by the troops or volunteers, while
attempting to escape from Gautamaya. Pri-
vate letters deny that they were attempting to
escape.
Jose Cespedes, late Commissioner to the in
surgents, sailed to-day for America. He says
he is disgusted with the state of affairs.
The influential and wealthy Cuban families,
who are generally sympathzers with the revo-
luton, continue to emigrate to New York and
New Orleans.
ST. DOMINGO
HAVANA, Feb. 6.-The following important
news has been received from st. Domingo:
Salnave he's attacked and destroyed the
town of F0rbeck. He also bombarded and
captured Aqum. 8o
The inhabitants OF Aux Cages and the other
towns in that vicinity are panic stricken, and
all who are able are emigrating to Jamaica.