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The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15

N | Ariz ona. t Territory of Arizona, sa-@ John E. Allen, Territorial .- Treasurer for the Territory
 of Arizona, Coles Bashford, .- ? and Charles II. Lord Ferris torial Auditor. . c..G . ..# --#
 To Coles Bashford one of the defendants aboFo named ..-r -.tI. ... .. iou are hereby summoned to be and appear be- fore the District Court for the First Judicial Dis trtt, County of Pima, and Territory of Arizona, ] to answer the complaint of Granville H 0ury, Attorney General for said Territory, in action for junction, to enjoin the presentation and pay ment of certain Territorial Bond and Warrants numbering as follows: Territorial Bonds, No7 Il 7j 76 = 78 79 60 Sl 62 83 84 6j 66 8 8 s9 go 9l g2 93 94 95 96 1O7 lO8 10 ll0 Fl ll2 ll3 ll4 Il5 ll6 IF ll8 ll9 l20 12l I22 I23 l24 l25- l26 l27 l29 l29 I30 I3l l g l33 34 l35 l36 I37 l38 I39 I40 III I42 I43 l44 l45 II6 l47 !4S I49 I50 and Territorial Warrants numbering 42 5l 52 5 105 and lO6.
 You hereby required to answer the complain h. rein filed within four months from the pubcn- !lun hcre"f, ani to copy thereof upon ':anyile II. "ury at his office in Tucson, in Ea:A county and Territory, within tue time above specified.
 And you n" also notified that if you fail to anSTer tne cofu laint of the plaintiff within tho four months aforesaid, judgment will be taken against you hy default, and application made to the
 for the relief demanded in said complaint.
 = Given under my hand and the l.. $ zeal of said District Court, at
 " Tucson. this l4th day of Jaliuary
 l" A. D.. 1869 .'
 OSCAR BUCKALEW,
 3~4mo. Clerk -
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A RESOLUTION in relation to a5ligbt.house on the coast of Oregon. - ...i
 Resolref by the Senate and House of Repre- senta;ives of the United States of America n Congress assembled, That the erection of the light house at Aq uinna bay, and of other light houses on the coast of Oregon; for whch ap- propriations have been or may be made, shall not be delayed [; T want of the consent of the legislature of the State to the purchase of the site or sites for such Lighthouses
 Approved, March 26, 1869
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Hest practs -5ie period for the redemption Q the United States notes in coin.
 J G. BLAINE Speaker ofthe House of Repres entatives.
 SCHUYLER COLFAX. Vice-President of the United States and
 President of the Senate. Approved, March IS, 1869. U. s. GRANT.
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District Court Notice :

F. the District Court for the First Judicial Disr
 \ trict, County of Pima, and Territory of Ariz ona. H... t-
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AN ACT supplementary to an act entitled "An act to authorize the extension, construction and use Of a latera! branch of the BaItim Ors and Po tomAc railroad into and within the District of Columbia, approved February 5, 1867.
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A New Candidate

The Wing of yesterday dominates Ho-
RACE GREELEY as one Of the United States
senator's from Virginia, and gives many ex-
ceilent reasons why he should be elected.
HORACE can hardly be called an "inhabi-
tant" Of Virginia; but this constitutional
difficulty could be overcome, the WIN
thinks, by a few days or hours residence
within TIE limits Of the State. We do not
e4pstf titgt 1t. GREELEY viii receive very
4isttge Hets au rts Legislature: bit ne should
not !De nj M af,7ad 10 dsqasS tdsa. ssfz NJ
siops in Tegasd 10 a espsaea5pe tes5a End
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Elders Pictnra-Virginia Artists.

Making no prctension to critical know
ledge III relation to the fine arts--and
frankly acknowledging our entire inability
TO comprehend the criticisms Of so-calIed
cart critics"--we venture to say n few
words in regard to Mr. ELDER. "Battle of
the Crater" We trust that plain people at
least will understand them.
Ar. ia. ELDER, young artist, native
Of Petersburg, and now resident of this
city, has been frequently mentioned in the
Richmond papers in connection with his
works. These have been very meritorious,
and have exhibited rapid progress towards
excellence In his art. He has just finished
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T f..
SPECIFICS
MEET WITH SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.
e..

MEET WITH SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.
ELIASiS EFFECTUAL ERADICATOR effects
II cure In every case when properly applied. To
ncrsons suffering with Rheumatism, Lumbago, or
Pains of the Limbs and Joints, 1t gives relief after
q few applications.
The proprietor of the f. z. f. SPECIFICS,
having been applied to frequently by persons az
ficted row takes this method Of informing the
public that lie has arranged his Office at No. l4ls
Kroad street where he will undertake to cure with
his '.S3cclncs' - any person suffering with Rheu-
matIsm. Lumbagc. or Pains Of the Limbs and
Joints, or will call at patients residences IL de-
sired, and guarantees to effect cure with his
SPECIFICS only in all cases.
FIIAS'S EgFECTUAL ELIXIR, for the GER
tain cure Of Dyscntery, DiarrhGa, and all Bowel
Disorders The proprietor Of tue +. Z. L. SpE-
CIFICS can prove by some Of our well-known citi-
zcus who have tried 1t that the 'Lli1ir" works
like magic In all cases. and he will cure all per-
sons afflicted at his office, or call at patients resi-
denccs at any time required.
EL!AS'S LFFECTUAL ELIXIR BlTTERS
have cured persons who have been suffering with
Dyspepsia for many years. 1t is positive cure for
sick Stomach and General Debility, and a. a tonic
IS second to none.
The T. E. f. SPECIFICS arc for sale by all the
principal druggists ut retail, and By the proprle-
tor at hi. Office No. lil5 Broad street. None gen.
ulnc without the prOprietOr's photograph and sig
ot,r, se37
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THE QUESTION SErTLED.-A writer for the
New York World, advocating the marriage
Of cousins, quotes Moses:
s,And Moses brought their cause before the
Lord" and the result was that "eyen as the Lord
commanded Moses, So did the daughters of Zelophe-
mad; for Mahigh, Tirzsh, Hogbah, Micah, and
into their futi.er's brothers. sons" plumbers.
chapters xvii. and NxXvi.) The New Testament
Is silent upon the subject. The biblical record
stands as above.
The writer adds that GAS much congeni-
''tal scrofula, incipient phthsis, mental
"incapacity or derangemcnt,-as many
"deaf, dumb, blind, halt, and rachitic, peo-
"ple-will be found among children Of any
'other class you may select as among those
"of cousins"
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the same as ours, yet we might ego farther
and fare worse" In electing senator than
we should ir our choice fell upon nm.
However. be would scarcely accept the
Mace even il 1t were offered to him, as we
are sure it is not likely to be.
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EDEEEs.

DEED,
At4 O'Clock p. Nj. the 9th instant, At the resi-
icnce of her grandn other Mrs. Martha Tabb),
HESTER VIRGINIA, only child of DR.. Jenifrr
and Mary NJ. Garnet, aged c ghtecn months and
fourteen days.
The friends of the family arc invited to attend
her funeral THIS EVENING (2Sthl from Syca-
more church.
Friday evening, September cath, WILLIAM
RYAN, In the thlrty-ninth year of his age.
His funeral took place from st. Peters cathe-
dral YESTERDAY AFTERNOON ut : O'Clock.
Farewell dear husband-a long farewell;
God strengthen me, pray.
To bear the grief, endure the pain,
Till I'm called away.
Sad are the hours and lone the house
Since thy sweet smiles are gone;
But, OH Il brighter home than ours
In Heaven Is now thine own.
Philadelphia, Chicago, and New York papers
please copy.
II this city, on Sunday morning the osth Instant,
Ut the residence OF W. Il. Coleman, ESD, RO-
BERT CHEW SCHOFIELD. after long and
painful illness.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MT CALL AT BRIGGS's OLD-ESTA-
BLISHED BAKERY and get
THE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS,
No.lOYSTER CRACKERS,
Xxx PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
xxx ARROW ROOT CRACKERS,
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS,
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS,
LIGHTEST MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE,
SUPERIOR NOLASSES CAKE,
XXI LEMON Snaps,
FINE SPICE-NUT,
DYSPEPTIC CRACKERS,
Fresh every day at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707
Main street. au9
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-
nv of ACRoDATs, LEAPERs, GYMNAsTs,
d EQUEsTRIANs, in the world.
Ibis stupendous enterprise, tho ne PEus ut@Ta OF
dern exhibitions, contains
MEN and 200 HORSES,
FIFTY PERFORMERS,
FIVE LADY EQUEsTRIENNEs,
THREE POPULAR CLOWNS,
abling the Management to produce
TARTLING ACTS OF WORKMANSHIP,
DARING GYMNAsTIC EXERCISES,
oECTACLEs OF ORIENTAL GRANDEUR,
with the most dazzling splendor.
n tho geological Department will be found
4 GNU, or HORNED HORSE,
4 WHITE LLAMA,
AHERD OF TAPIRs,
ALIVE BABY WHITE CAMEL,
4 FLOCK OF AUSTRALIAN EAEUs,
HERD OF PoRCUPINEs,
Performing Elephant
"EMPRESS,n
introduced by Professor BUELL..
AFRICAN LION AND LIONESS
RUFFED LEMUR,
OCELOT,
WILD DOG OF TARTARY.
CIvIT,
CoPYBAsA,
GROUND COATI,
ALPINE AlARMoT,
sILvER-CREsTED COCKAToo,
ZEBRA.
RED MONKEY,
CHACMA,
MANDRIL,
CHIMPANZEE,
DIANA MONKEY,
GREAT FLAMINGO,
LYRE BIRD,
WHITE-NosE MONKEY,
PERSIAN LIoNEss.
ROSO COCKATOO.
ALEXANDRIA, PAROQUETs,
AFRICAN LEOPARD,
CEYLON TIGER,
TIGER CAT.
ICHNEUMoN,
AMERICAN WHITE BEAR,
RUSSIAN CINNAMON BEAR,
WoMBAT OF AUSTRALIA,
WHITE-HEADED PARROT,
AUSTRALIAN KANGAROO,
GRIZZLY BEAR.
AMERICAN BUFFALO,
AFRICAN BISON,
AFRICAN PACA,
GOLDEN, SILVER. and CHINESE
PHEAsANTs;
AGILE GIBBOON,
URsINE HOWLER,
WHITE PEACOCKs,
THREE DOUBLE-HUMPED FAC.
TRAIN CAMELS.
Also,
THE yALPUS, from Tartsry, and
WHITE POLAR BEAR.
ointment among the attractive talent Of th'
Arena are such Artists a.
rss CoRDELIA,
the Champion Female Rider Of the World
MILE FLANCES,
MADAME MARGARET.
MADAME GERTRUDE,
MASTER FRANK,
Bareback Somersault Rider;
Mr.. JOHN WILSON,
Mr.. JOHN ROBINSON, JR.,
JEROME FUTILE,
BOYD ROBINSON,
Mons. TASANI.
MR.. GEORGE SLOMAN,
W. II. ASHTON AND SONS,
2. G. n. ROBINSON,
sIGSon ADOLPH BRANDIsI,
Mr.. JOHN LOWLOW,
3 American Humorist and Polite Local Clown
MR. FRANK ROBINSON,
Clown par excellence and modern Grimaldi;
Mr.. ARCHIE CAMPBELL,
tlme-honored dispenser OF wit and hunor
hR. LEWIS WILLIS,
THE NONPAR8IL LEWIS
and host OF eflcient auIiliaries.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
hoSs. FRANCONL,
with his Dancing Horses
GRAY EAGLE" AND "sTOEEWALL,"
from the Hippodrome, Paris.
GRAND GRATUITOUs EXHIBITION.
Gorgeous Ancient Pageant-The Grand Cha
It Of Mars, Oberon, and Achilles Living Lions
open Dcns Of Gold and Bronze KING hts ant
adiators, in Armor Of Ancient Romans, as e.
It to the glittering and costly Oriental Equip
es. This Grand and Imposing Procession VII
preceded by the glittering Chariot OF Oberon
attaining
THOMAS CAEuAJ,s opEp ArTr, arr Crp
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We feel quite young just now. "Forty
years ago." says the Enquirer Of yesterday,
''forty years ago we trayersed the streets
Of this city" Our neighbor then proceeds
to tell how business was done in Richmond
in those days, and who did it:
"Hcr merchants were cntcrprising and hnnora-
bic men. Dunlop 4 Moncure, Wol than Il Me-
Gr,der, StcrlingI. Crump, James Winston, John
Van l.cS, Lewis Webb, Ellis Allen, Lancaster
4 DENLY, j. NJ. & w. Willis, Baldwin & Kent,
Mann 5. Valentine, James Mckildoe, SamGel Put
ney Peter w. Winston. Ii. Parrish & Co.: H. ".
& }. j. Fry, Luke & Sizcr, John EnGcrs Ilaskins
4 Libby, Ezekiel DAVIS, &c. These we're our mcr-
chants IN 1872. From them have descended some
II our most valuable business men OF the present
Jay. The medical faculty numbered such men as
Clarke Watson, Nelson, Trent and. Dove, the
latter being yet Il vigorous old gentleman Of the
the Bell, the Swan, and the Union, with their anu
pie stables, and Porter's line OF stages. The bar
shone with pre-eminent lustrc Nickh2m, STAN
ard, johnson. Leigh Williams. Lyons, Mayo, and
Baxter, with Taylor and Rhodes, of Manchester,
were our most prominent lawyers
"Wcll" does the Enquirer "remem-
Der" "the venerable Bishop MOORE, the
lamb-like RICE, the eloquent JOHN KERR,
" the towering HAMMETT and the piquant
" CuARLEToN, the exemplary COURTNEY
q and the then youthful LEE, the vigorous
"and pious ARMSTRONG, and other men
" Of God who held forth the word OF truth"
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neUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

TOR COUGHS, HOARsENEss, SORE
r. THROAT, &C., CHLORATE OF POTASH
and FOUGERA'S ICELAND MOSS
PASTE. both very effective and pleasant to the
taste For sale by J.. WAGNEk, Druggist
sr 9s otx Sixth and Broad streets.
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FURNITURE, .Se.

yyTAGNER's VIRGINIA YEAST P =, W.
Wv DEgs are sapssass TO ANY ,axyep IN price, but
are really preferable In every respect, AZ! saes
They u ere sold by all principal druggists.
81 -2fS
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IRON WORKS.

NIXON VVU1kAAsSp
SUMAC MILLS.
NTba subscribers are engaged In the manufacture
of SiTMAC MILLS, and from their knowledge ana
exnerience believe they can construct Dexter anu
more perfect MILL than can oc pfocasco any
where In the United States. ,.,, =, -
we shall be pleased to correspond Win I'll per
sons inclined to engage in this business. ,,,,,
ahasaS s.orn ma and will also furnish all tho me-
ots9s'As N'''fH's' SCOTT &c BUWERY,
Hope Foundry,
%, my -se Fredericksburg, Va,
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AMUaEMFENTa.

DIGEST SHOW ON EAR TH,
AT RICHMOND,
on corner Second and Leigh streets,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND
THURSDAY, October eth, 9Th, 9th, and 7th.
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MARRIED.

In Richmond, on the Goth Of September, by Rev.
William 7. Lindsay, blr. CARL KOHLER to
Mrs. MARY L. DEAL; both Of Richmond.
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JOHN ROBINSON's
GREAT OMBIN TION
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CT NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1850.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLB
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT:
Policies In force. ''."..sI"w''"
Assets -N''''
ANIMAL income 500, Oss
Losses paid. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss','"
W. II. PEGKHAM, President;
II. HOOPER, Secretary;
l.. MCADAM, Actuary;
G.. A. FUDICKER, Superintendent.
DIRECTORS:
General John DIX:
W. Wilkens, OF WIlicns Co.;
George T. Hope, President Continental! Firo In
surance Company;
Hon. James Harper, OF Harper Brothers;
John j. Crane, President Bank OF Republic:
w. NJ. yermilyc, of Vermilye & Co., bankers;
Hon. George Opdyke, ex-Mayor OF New York;
Aaron Arnold, Of Arnold Constable 6 Co. and
others. ISAAC HUTZLEis,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
Office. No. cO3 Main street.
DR.. J. G.. CABELL, Medical Examiner. jas
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We want 70 know ,caeshe-, &c The President dd +
s,rcs the election OF Or. sharpe, inc DtSP't''' :
Tor DR.. sharpe? >,c,1.r1e
/ catcrorical answer. No iEs anda ans: ,rocors
I'D NO want 20 Inosn, II the President pFS ~;
~ sbarre ~ General Williams. whether Ihe 100
.,,ic, l. for him as azainst Williams.
Plain talk Enquirer.
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TEN SHOWS IN ONE.
Themammoth BIOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
including the most complete and rsshsrshs SslSe-
ton Of beautiful FOREIGN and NATIVE SIRDs,
and the most extensive collection of WILD AMI
MAILS In America, supported by the largest CON"
papv of ACRoDATs, LEAPERs, GYMNAsTs,
and PEDESTRIANS, in the world.
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GRAND GRATUITOUs EXHIBITION.
A Gorgeous Ancient Pageant-The Grand Cha
riot Of Mars, Oberon, and Achilles Living Lions,
in open Dcns of Gold and Bronze; knights and
Gladiators, in Armor Of Ancient Romans, as ea-
cort to the gittering and costly Oriental Equio ,
ages. This Grand and Imposing Procession Will
be preceded by the glittering Chariot OF Oberon,
containing
THOMAS CANHAM's oPERATIC Silver
AND STRING ORCHESTRA
OF TWENTY PHYSICIANS MUsrorASs.,
Grand Procession through the principal sire cts
at 10 O'Clock on MONDAY MORNING, Oct ,be.
4th.
ADMISSION, rs cents; children under 10 YET .rs, s.
cents.
First Performance MONDAY NIGHT 8 quar-.
ter to O'CLOCK.
First Grand Matinee TUESDAY at o,c lock p,
At PETERSBURG FRIDAY and sATu RDAY,
October sth and eta.
W. W nI1pANn
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OENIENT.--The celebrated ROUND
I IrrnP ;, HYDRAULIC CEMfNT-uscd by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the Baltimore n ana
1nny hni,5intrg at Washington as equal TO TIE ko-
sendale in respects and saRefsif e er ID
cafes i"i ii1'i j. S. POWELL,
Manufacturers Agent
., -, lel7 Mainstrcet.
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.WING-MACHINESO OF ALL KINDS
"a = EPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW ',
nc MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. " sen
the only PROPER NEEDLES Tor the oLohi
EhAli SLOAT & ADDINGT0N,
jy:! lai9 cary stiece, nea. : W. :
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

II was said that tho Government had supplied Col Pc
tropouakes with 10000 drachmas for this expedition,
ana that he had 900 ready Join him In Maina At
syra. report said tho Government had paid $1,000
drachmas for fitting out the EnOss and Crete armed
cruisers and supplied them with Armstrong guns and
ammunition rroin the arsenal at Naupa and the dock
yard POros NJ Bulgares who is Minister Of the Into
solicited by Photades Bey the Turkish Minister to send
police force to protect the Crean families a Argos and
Egna who desired to return to their homes but
intimidated by armed mObs. The Ottoman Government
could not overlook this open hostility Ph0tiades Bey
who 10 man OF talent, Greek and sincere friend Of
Christian progress and good the East
ordered to demand from the Greek Government direct
assurance that It would prevent the departure Of the
troops from Mama and the armed from
families that wished to embark for Crete In case the
Government refused to give this the Minister
ordered to break of all relations with King Georges
Government and quit Athens tho 18th inst. At tho
Same time he was 10 inform the Hellenic Government
that IN case of rupture the ports Of the Ottoman
Empire would be closed against Greek vessels, and all
Greek subjects would be ordered to depart from Turkey
within fixed term The writer then proceeds TO show
By quotations from the Greek papers the spirit In which
(he says generally argue that all the European Powers
except Russia, dread the opening OF the Eastern ques
tion They have manifested their terror by the vaca
t0 OF their conduct during the Cretan insurrec0n and
when their advice not listened to they announced
that they would leave to Turkey alone the whole
sbity of the II adopted On the whole Ii evi.
dent that the Greeks persuade themselves they arc
entitled to act they have acted and they believe conf
IDENTIFY that the protection Of the three great Powers Will
them from any disastrous that might
result from rupture with the Ottoman Government.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

myself on happy occasion surrounded by my faithful
subjects. / the and title Of "NeHie the
First and promise to reign over inspired always
with feeli1gs of affection aud Justice begin my admin
istraton by an act Of generosity and beneyoenee have
ordered my Prime Minister to prepare for you many
prizes in lottery which destine for you Each OF you
may approach my throne and will confer upon you
number corresponding to prize. The present season
opens under the most favorable auspices. We have had
many Christmas trees, and many presents. There are
still some aunts and uRces that have not performed
their duty. but we hope that they viii do 40 without
oblgng us to resort to severe measures NY relations
with foreign Powers are as favorable as could
be desired have received from all parts precious let
ters OF Tlendshpfrom England large Gaze; from P0r
tugal many oranges; Italy has sent me large bag OF
chestnus; Greece has honored with boxes OF rasns
Turkey has presented me with his best Smyrna fgs
spains homage fresh grapes and France has sent
boxes OF champagne the African Princes have sent man
dates other nations have shown equally generous dis
position must cali your attention 10 very im
porant matter Having no other desire at heart than
the happiness Of people, have decided to choose
husband and my royal choice has fallen on Edward
Thornton whom order you to love and esteem From
this confer upon him the title OF "The Duke OF
Candies and Prince Of Sugar Plums" hope that
next year shall again be reunited, and that shall
then be able as now to announce to yon the happiness
which Providence has again deigned to shower upon my
country have ordered Ministers to place all my
presents on the table flor royal banquet to which
invite you ''N
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
THE WEST INDIES.
CUBA.
PROGRESS OF THE Observation-Disclosures
or SLAVERY.


PROGRESS OF TIE Observation-Disclosures
- OF SLAVERY.
rPRcM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
HAVANA, Dec. 26.-Aftcr the fight at Cas-
tos, Balm to Baga with portion Of his
troops. and with the remainder to Sun Miguel. These
two places arc both on Nusvss Bay. letter is lying
before the writer dated 10th inst. AndAwhich comes
from very reliable After saying that a tho
army was then at San Miguel. let few extracts bo
givent s.SsC f~fih, 49, s.~--s1s
"on - = tho march to saa Miguel the Cubsns har.
rassed them hs Spsniards from every log. bush fence
and tree The troops arrived Vt 6ap Miguel ut sund0wn
fatigucd, harrassed, mortified, CALLED, and ont
After their arrival corporal shot from OF tho
houses and tho town was immediately sacked excepting
three housss). but all the families were away"
For - miles preceding, their entrance. they
nhe spaniards) killed al the live stock on
the road aud DESTROYED fences - and tho
told that the light Of the OF December Castillo
six tues mp and down tho whole line 0f tho TROOPS
sometimes ahead. sometimes IN tho hut always
leading and animatng the rcst Just before they
San Miguel hoy took ~ prisoners Gaspar Aguefo Beta
comet and some Others, u In all They have tried
them" etc.. etc. Tho sanie gentleman speaks rather
slghtingy Of tho baaliow del 6rden which had been
sent up ~ reSnforcements to Balmaseda. These are
some Of the jabirds aud have tor at least consider
had been committing all sorts Of excesses ana were
unlnana agcablc Ten Of them had been tried by drum
head court martial. condemned and shot.
The SogundO Cab0 20 have moved on last Mondhy
toward and upon Bayaino. lie had already received
Q5.L iee new EQ2p1 Aa 4yA Ml Qlal{l Hal hsYs Rfsa
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
sEw.nAMpsHrRr FARMERS, CONVENTION

CONCORD, Dec. 31.--The Convention adjourned
last evening" after authorizing Its officers call another
Convention next year. The officers for 1860 Pres
dent, Gen. Matt Head OF Hookset; Secretary, Aaron
Young OF Portsmouth Treasurer Geo w Riddle OF Man
CHESTER Directors, Warren Daniel Of Franklin James
W. Coggsweli Of Gmanton, james o. Adams Of Msnches-
ter. Virgil C. Gilman of Nashua Aonzo Mute Of Farming
ton Committee 70 present the claims Of Agriculture TO
the next bingham County, Charles II.
Hayes Of Portsmouth,; Hilisborough County, John B.
County, T. H. Leverett Sullivan County. Richard HUB
bard; Merrmack County. Noses Humphrey; Belknap
Grafton County W. Dimopd; Coos County. b. +. Whd.
den. Tie Convention addressed by Col Davis Nc
ClouRh VI Canterbury, Mr. Joseph B Walker OF Concord
the Hon. Henry T. French of Massachusetts, DR.. Henry
Boynton Of Woodstock w. COL T. s. Lang Of yassalboro,
Massachusetts. and James o. Adams esq, Of Manches-
ter N The Hon. John ID. Lyman, Secretary Of State,
offered 800 in four premiums for improved samples Of
L ears of corn. u