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New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
STATE or ILLINOIS,
EXECUTIVE ovYcE, SPRlSGTELD. Jan. 20, 1869 5


EXECUTIVE oYY1cE, SPRiSGTIELD. Jan. 20, 1869.
RY virtue of aud in accordance with the pro-
- visions Of an Act Of the Legislature o. he state o. lqo .
Fss- s9 l. j9lS 4 n il rAIMEG .;
@ Sa5ss q f fl f Xxx AN II TS 3 CITY TIE
The Treasurer Of tie pay Ii, bOad' Of said stat.
ss.sI 5 Ia'sey n & 'a So IN rs @ & N .b 1 nav eouser
that We interest upon reh SI a ~ @ ~ % 9@u i WY m G m G Of
Bonds pur,u.ne Of the above ecel .e. SiaS Re1a
81 IS q 7 90 @ e5 l 10 l,9 W. r. ~ ~ ~ @ l93 ist , @ s lS 5
33 2S' 90 22S @ 9 81 ss 4 t' G - E s M a. R SO A m ~ M s % M ts 80
- @ t 60 4s - go .S s S ~ iG ~ 20 4 S a. 80 "a ~ -, @ $50 g 81 s
S @ g., 20 59 s 5 az m @ rs m a A. a M M @ 8 &? 3 80 3 ss 2 s 81 s 1
Also Bonds .s p1rssnt to an Sc entitled An
10 p,S b5g oS,isiou Bonds issued to Jsmsio fOn
Il3 eu!e No 2l to i09 neusve Of 1000 each aud
Ia Testimony band ard be aired
City Springfield this S Pen s Of Ji'VnEI d,.oo D. i9a
By the Governor; RDwaRD RUxNEL Seeret.y Of Snts.
XNANTED-Si -Sixth-aye. Railroad STOCK;
w Broadway BsnE BoOkyn In,eree rsarane
STOCKS. b. ALDEaT II. NlcoLAY. No . Finest.
Uxley PAciTC RAiLRolD coNrAW..
THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the UNION Pa
CJG EALR0AD C0NPaNY are hs5sSy 1G'Ss G nat It, s'
OGcr Company 20 Hant in the Gy Of Ns"rort oa
"EDSEsRAf s2n ls6so ss % s S1l' i'if &SEs
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the CAPITAL STOCK
- Of the MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY will e receive At No. 658 BrOaiway Ne~lok City Cap
ital. S2oloOo; shares. $l0 each
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.-Appli
~ membership expedite The scion Of The CamMee
ou Membership ssn6rs credentials to the ChsmIn. Mt WI
liam No. q Broad cary day possible Applications
ton e. NANNY DELAAR. Secretary.
The ps1t regular meeting ad will be TUESDAY. March
TTHE LAND GRANT COUPONS of the
will pail u DABNBY MORGAN Co.. No 50 Exchange
place.
0TYioK TEADEsMEs FIfE tysraaScS CosP'ST,}
NEW.lOEK, March /. 1853
VNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
Compaay will be hrd the Office No 1863 Broadway
TUESDAY March o. Poll open from V m 10 p ~
TIMOTHY !. BROWN. seeretar1
EHOK SALE,
EFWIORK CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AED BONDS.
ing goeI drissrds A. low r1is. for Investments by
ALBERT u. kICOLAi.
STOCK BROKER AND AlCTIO$BER.
30 ~ Plkk-sI
securities not dsa IN At To Neviort Noek Exchange
Bosr rese sgeca has been the with , house
ranv yssts. southern securities wanted
CHERIFF's SALE.--By virtue of II writ to
y usd a. lv CCnon Pleas Court o White Comfy
deere therein ulertl Jaau1" p @ "a iaTor 81
DOTW b. WILL lSON su against The Louisville NeFAlbauy aud
"u,e door Moutccla White Comfy
Iulain O'Clock tie S Of April 1852 the entis tnr
MhgGn CIV gh ai and singular a. PROPERTY equipments spiu
rnsn lad isret .cay described IN said decree
sd rr,id bsIg Of She s,gh Of Z5S miles or ,htrsh.h" ,
Ssii railroad sul a IL apftufhaues sud fineh IS stah
without ejet from valuation
Ven. g. 1868 81 ngED Ets0S, sheriff White Conuty Ind
NANTED-Sandusky, Mansfield, aud New
w srOCK BONDS; Indianapolis AID Cincinnati Dayton
epd Cbcso Bvausvie and Crawfosy Memphis aud Chieton
Also and Southern RaI9sd STOCKS and BONDS
PURCHASED By WM. =. GUhST, No 70 Wallst
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

PBTROLBCMTbe market quiet frnsr Crnd. IN hpt 2
d. IN bbls 24c, sbd Refped in bo1d. 36le for s. W. '
RCE-Caoua ss1iy ane from store fair obbnE trade s dolu. At
fr0m 9tc fuT Common 70 l0ic for Choice N
SUGARS-Raw Sugars have been more active ev,v IN a..
material reduction 10 yaus and tan,
T,sBs eBeBg desire fair good Refining I2ic
aalrs bids kusbsh
Re'ned qurt at isc Tor Hsris. depression
SkEDSThe buDcss in rass moderate and eos,s IN
JOB lots pnees geuera Aa At l0lS Clover and gg9
IS Timothy Rough Flax seed Ia nominal S27a
sbont lsaiaic 20 hhds F ~ ~ "
TALIow-rhs dsHaDd light aud heavy I,lss 20 900 m a.
NASKYhs market snn but sevs sale, Of 80 bbs a. DC
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
ERIE RAlLWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

SUSpir TEAiS.-s.1o q. wsT Tin for oiuls lD m o
Pssrsou 6sp Eyprs for koehs,tef. Bnnao Dunkrs
C,vssnd Cincinnati an a points Hrst and Souh; 800 km
ErsrI and Way Tram, II N iof lasrsoa and Port yeS-
through Bus Rochester Dunsrk Cleveland
hu sbsuTe Of coaches ssd 10 drse' Connection "
all Nouibcrn ard Western lines
Perfectly Ventilated Luxurious Sleeping COsehp accompany al
n GIT Trains -, -.
T,ts ohtsine1 ComrshTs ohce Nos 2 snd 2r
Depot foot Of Chambess New lerk also At Ions
Drk Depot Jsrey Citr. II. RIDDLE, General SupL
W. X RAM General Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
Salts bu Sutton.

A. LyAytrr, Aurtoueef. - .... =. =.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. Clinton
ID HALL. Asorpaos and Bgh.hst LbAilIT SIkhbEISh
SOLICITED LBHaRm CATAi"OuED AND SoLe
PRIyArE LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS March sud e"nmenng 81
7orock private Library comprising valuable ana select ooe
i'm ROOKS-Standsr miscca aneus fne editions IN man 10
b.eome LndiBg Catalogue, ready Books exhibition Saturday
morning
WEDNESDAY EvHNG Marr TO- commencing At oeoef rrae
collection ENGRANlNGS sud proofs ihr i'N
ng o. ouud them vI Stfange stga
Vopato B.rtol.zl lode. LgA T. Moshen Tofne, Della Beah
etc. Catalogues fcslr -
EXTRAORDINARY AlT SALB,
Br orIrr uf the Etecutors
TTR PAINTINGS or THE LATE ME- y. LhlILh
ALSO. superb COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS. .
sale aud buvd for The hsnht OF h
tb, embracing thr
eminent artists Ilss-J. T. Nef-Nm. Hatt-J g. btoNn-
r. J. L. Couau-LaniHinh D. De
McEniSe-NhttI-geJ VI
for The bsnrt of MfA benf- ~
BakerLAtg Tern h-uss ta,saf-Fal
conr-Tat- Bspham-Rastman JohBson-R W. Ws-BuHibge-
Neutrality-suspicious. &c, Ac
DOBERT SOMERyILLE, AUCTlONEER.
IL SI-sroo No. 81 Nssaust. oploste ne Post 'mer'
EXECCTORS SALE OF FlNE FURNITURE tmnte to order ny
Pon,et Hl,n Col-On FRIDAY, N'rcb > Al M se"ck Al H.
SOMERylLLES saesroOl No. 81 HAsagL For particulars see
Catalogue
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
Corporation nutitts.

Ctrr oy NEw. YoRE. DEPARTMENT oT FNiscE HrssAuoy
THE RgcEIVEE lousg. PAX % Cbamh,trs
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that all
Arrears Of Personal be rd At tl once "i
AHDKEW SMITH esq Attorney for the Collection Of Arrears g'
eons Nassau and thai the books Tsaes 10 saeH
areas will b. found al said ohce. 1870
No p,r.on bot Attorney the uniegsed 'ulhouid 20
d warrants issued
hereafter when Marshal whom the . dool MI se ta
bo., 90 collect snOuut included thrf n s al warrants eiso
Prf-HA IaIes hereby
s BERgARD SMYTII. Receiver
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
NEV-YORk WEEKLY TRIBUNE

5o,.J a, large medium sheet malhF eight page, o. S
r., onp. .aeh IL contains Important Editorials pob sheiI,
Tn. DAnY TsRuSN except those Of merely also Ls.!
A., S,nse Intelligence; Of tie most interesting ad OPos
Ne, Books the Letters large Of correspondents; tue
~ ,us ~ d hy telegraph Washington AMI MI Other parts
sn amav Of all hnpSrtan. intelligence in tals city
,uhe,e synopsis proceedings Of Congress and state Legsl
, when in Session the Foreign News reived bY s-
,e Report, Of Proceedings Of the Faurr Club of The American
,ue, Tabs about Fruit other Horticultural and Aguralia.
t.toa essensl country residents Stock Financial Cattle Dry
Goods rl General Reports making H. both Cor variety and
peens altogether the valuable eeing sad nsrueirs
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published IN the world
The Full Reports Of the Amer hsatu Farmers Cut, the Sad
on, Agricultural Repors richly xoA years
crptoa -
PRICE 5 CENTS.
FOR SALE by ALL NEWSMEN
BJ nail G. psryeN IsrnS eaAh advpace Adte"
Tag T&IBvSG Nsv'rst-
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

The amount OF notes in circulation is s23l5S,9l5 being
decrease OF Rl7s77G and the stock Of bullion in both
departments IS slS47OoSO showing increase OF &c.,
800 when compared with the preceding return
Freghts to Liverpool, by steamer, $4,000 bush Wheat
ut
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

CENECA MINING COMpANY.-The Annual
- Meeting ~ Shlreho the SENECA MINING COMPANY
will he heli No. 10 Hssus Nswiors on MONDAY
March p 1863 O'Clock choice Of Directors for the
esup veaf snd for any other busasss legally he
the meetiuq r. IL. RlCKARD, Secretary
NrW.York Feb IS 1874
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

OFucK PiTrsRURGH FoET WAySE. ASn CHlcAGO RALwAr(
CoNPANI. PTTsBCRGH. Feb %. 1909
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock and
Il Bondholiers o. the PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE. AND
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY, will be bed at the ote Of me
COMPANY. the City Of Pittsburgh at IL ociocf m Of WbDNbS
DAY Of besrag AMI considering the
report The Board d Directors and f tie election OF nTee mem
Board Of Directors for oa In the place Of
members whose term Of service expires by law
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

OF MARCH
NO ANNIVERSARIES!
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MARCH J.
THE FINAL STEP.
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or MARCH
MIR. GOODWIN SMITH ON EDUCATION.
I'm TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MARCH L
OBITUARY-ALPHONSE DE LAMARTINE
I'm TElE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or MARCH J.
THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS,
I'm TslE WEEKLY THIE'grNE
OF MARCH
WASHINGTON NEWS.
In TgAE WEEKLY TIslDJNE
or MARCH
Bssrv Reader Of THE DsiEy TrIo""s 'EioS3J Sss-
scribe for THE Weekly zys1nne 10 EI;s.
NEW CATIoNs-PRESIDENT HOPKlNa
on MORAL SCIENCE; THE SWITZERLAND
OF AMERICA; SHALL WE HAVE PEACEf
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oy MARCH
| INTERESTING LETTER FROM LONDON,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MARCH 1
| sCIENCE-NDIANTTE,
A NEW PHOToMETER.
IMPORTANCE or LIFE-BOATS.
I'm THE WEEKLY TEgussgINE
or MARCH
EDITORIAL NOTES.
In THE WEEKLY TRaBgNE
OF MARCH
THE INDIAN WAR.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MARCH
| THE XLIst CONGRESS.
See TME WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oP MARCH
THE INAUGURATION CEREMONIES.
In TEaE WEEKLY TRzsU1E
OF MARCH
| MISSOURI AND NEVADA
RATIFY THE SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT.
In THE WEEKLY TEsgzsCNE
oP MARCH
| IRISH CHURCH DISESTABLIsHMENT-
SPEECH OF THE BRITISH PREMIER.
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
op MARCH
| 4 PRAYER FOR PRESIDENT GRANT--A PoEN,
In THE WEEKLY TRIEsUNE
or MARCH /
zso,s ,rho ssre Lands for Sale sbOsi5 HSs'yiirS 90
The weekly TriSMss.
ANOTHER OUTBREAK IN AFGHANIsTAN.
Hn THE WEEKLY THsHEsUNE
OF MARCH
CUBA-BATTLE AT CIFUENTES.
In TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Og NARCg
AN AMERICAN VESSEL BOARDED.
See TME WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oF MARCH
RENE D'AMOUR-A POEM.
In TlQE WEEKLY TRgcUNE
OF MARCH,
ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE.
I'm TElE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MARCH L
Ererv perso. srso las Fars' for S~Ie 's'"1
.sSrsrsiss q. Tas Weekly zriSsse. H'
Circulation q, GrsSser Gsss fSsi
Of asy es5sr .Ss~Ips,sr.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
GENERAL NOTES.
POLITICAL.
su TEE WEEAz.Y TRIBUNE
oP MARCH
TIE TRIBUNE AND THE PEOPLE,
su rhaE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
! or MARCH l.
IN An OLD CHURCH-A Porn
tu rIiE uEEEI.f CIEBUNE
oF MARCH
Osai.,, DO Seed, a"s plants 's0~fi .r-'s"'i's 10
Tee weekly Tri5H"'.
TIE FARMERS CLUB ON
CoMsTOCKS ROTARY DIGGER,
AN OLD FARMERS EXPERIENCE
KEEPING QUALITY IN CHEESE.
AN AGRICULTURAL HUMBUG.
| POULTRY KEEPING.
| CAHOON'S SEED SOWER
CLOVER IN NORTH CAROLINA.
THE AGRICULTURISr IN ERROR
SCOTCH BROOM. FURZE &c, &c-
s,e TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE:
az MARCH L
SHEEP FEEDING.
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or AARcE
SALT AS A FERTlLlZER.
now RAILROADS MAY
ENCOURAGE AGRICULTURE.
I'm THE ygEEsGLG TREBaNE
oE MARCH
AGRICULTURAL FACTS
In TsaE WEEsALY TRIBUNE
| or MARCH /
| nONESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
In THE WEEskLy THgB7INE
| OF MARCH
Thor vv.sssfHy 10 PTrebGr Farn' 'h0Nid N
| reysssr q. aHr 3Vib"se.
| TIE
NEW-YGRk WEEKLY TRIBUNE
opd on large douhlsmedun sheet ualns eight pages o's
hs each contains important Editorials pubshei &
| of rloesu asoL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROM fOOi ~, 20 %
~ corRTLtsDrSr -Ror PIlLADELPH "a VI ~ M 10
n m w, C.ndep D. Via Ws', ni,"or. and Wash.
m l1.Jo n NJ D. ~ u night fo .sJ sogth Yves,
igrion--s:, 90 O. m. h;JJ ?. p, sW' p ~ rot Ho1
so9 rp WEs1Is.Ioa 1850 p M. s., ,nd Risaso
nd a a ~ tran through ,,.I. vnn
~ sisns, Silver Palace Sleeping th' o. s,,nr.,. ,pa
h a. C.ssn.u aud Chicago Siihsat ehsog mi, ~ M, ouy
sI. s,s.nt.J and 90 those days en- m ts fsp.iyl
~ sns hroush Chicago BY sss'hh
in' RAINING "''1s w. JACKSON GsnsI.l sSp'',1''-
nARITAN AND DELAWARE Bai is!h,,t., nA,m
IL, HoAp-For Long Branch, Red bani' o""
Tom, kv, vssR BoYT daily .s,p, Sunday" "f'e'"ei m
ton No ", i'0' 0i VsAh'w g. ssEDES Co, Lessee.
CoITTH SIDE RAILROAD OF h. l.
~ .c,, p.e,ms.ti 1905 the trains will run As follows
80 tom Roo,s,sltst Psry Mail and Aseo@-0lA"0' u" ''
vile and Nay sAtoh@ ,.tr, co,.,, R,IdWus.ill.,
Jil' s,,, o,,,sr DAy and ali s'Atoh' EA'' 70 'V F'
Nal and Accommodation 70 I'lp sad all s""''A
- = Accommodation to JamaieA
TRAINS FOR SEwYoEH:
,,, lain e:3o a. a., Mai s1d Aeeonnoa'hoH
Law. s,,rlle ,:23 NJ, Express
-, ,s.,,uls 1889 D. NJ. NAL ,ni Accommodation
-, ,,,o Jamaica 7,JD. s:35, $50 iHi 3;oJp"
er,,, for Bsy Por Bus loaL Pashogns, aud bssporb VI"
,,,, ,,ys .u, ua 3,i5ns Go1r. WHITE Ssa'ra''ad''e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-30
THE PAoIrIosLOPE.
Condition of s'se CFops-MfniBg Pros
pecGs-MCrs~ RarshauaIxes. eac.f -

Condition of sse Cr0ps-REfniBg Pros
pects-MCre~ Earthquakes. etc. -
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.---Information
from principal grain districts OF California
indicates the crop though large, is below
the average yield per acre. Considerable
portion, either through Trimmings or
rust will not pay to harvest. Ia Oregon
crops ,,sre greatly in excess of any previous
year, except in Walla Wslla region.
Discovery of rich silver between White
Pine and head of navigation on Colorado o
river. 1t is announoed the ledge is from
three TO thirty feet wide and very rich,
and an abundance of wood, water and grass.
The location Of the mines is not far from
the line survey of the Southern Pacific
railroad.
Prominent merchants are considering the
propriety of calling mass meeting and
organizing measnres for the protection OF
the Chinese immigration daily arriving
here. ri .C--.-.t na'' '''..'r.t
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, re-
ports Indians on Alsea Reservation, arm
ing and leaving, because Of dissstisfaction
with the proposed change from civil TO
military rule. -st
VIM. III. Sc ward left PromoBitary for
San Francisco this afternoon. He de
cined an invitation at Sacramento TO at
tend the celebration on July 4, at that
city.
There was heavy shock of earthquake
in Seattle and Olympia, Washington Ter
ritory, yesterday, and created considerable
alarm among the people. No damage to
buildings. slis 1siiuJ $3.50,
j. q. Sheldon, formerly of Albany, New
York. was murdered by Indians May Is,
near Prescott, Arizona. Is
Five companies of United States in
fantry arrived here from Arizona, Ell route
to Louisville, Kys for service in the di-
vision of the South. L.s -fa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-30
WHITE COUNTY.
The MisrepresentatiOns Of "Hon.''
stone Correcied.-white County
Sure for Senter.

The MISREPRESENTATION Of "HOn.' J
q stone Corrected.-White County
Sure for Senter
TO the Editors of the Union and American:
SPARTA, TENEEssEE, June %, 1862
We see in the Daily Tennessee State
Journal Of the '22d inst. a commuHica-
ton from Hon. j C Stone of this county
written under date Of june 6, which is
q gross Misrepresentation of the true
sentiments Of the honest people Of White
county, and which we must beg
you will permit us through your
paper to- answer. The honorable
gentleman, in his letter to the Journal,
makes the startling announcement shat
Gov. Senter will not get single vote in
this county from any party" This bit
of intelligence, coming as it does from
man who signs himself the Representa-
tive Of White County," and who is
known by large numbers of the people to
be professed Christian, and who in fact
sometimes fills the sacred desk, strikes
US with great force, and we the under~
signed, (being all lawful voters, unhes-
itatingly pronounce it falsehood.
The honorable gentleman says "he is
in favor Of exposing every enc Of the
school fund robbers to the people,"
And yet by reference to the proceedings
Of the last legislature upon that subject,
we find the honorable gentleman was
one Of the committee whose duty it was
to investigate the school fund robbery,
and the people yet remember how art>
fully and ingehiously that committee
worked to cover up and conceal the
corruption and guilt of their aceemplices
in crime, who had run their hands as it
were into the very pockets of the people
and robbed them of their hard earnings.
But as we understand, the honorable
gentleman is candidate for re- election
to the Legislature from this county upon
the Stokes platform, we suppose We need
say no more at this time, IS all these
questions will be discussed before the
people who are best acquainted with the
honorable gentleman who aspires to leg
islative honors. Yet as the honorable
gentleman has so little regard for the
truth as to be thus found openly stating
what he knows to be false, through the
public press, we hope he will not feel the
dignity Of his profession of christianity
insulted at the following propositions
which we make him.
/. We will bet him fifty dollars that
his competitor will beat him for the Le-
gislature in this county.
2. We will bet one hundred dollars
that he will beat him two to one.
We will make the same bets that
Senter will beat Stokes. And will then
bet two hundred and fifty dollars that
we win every one of the above propo'
sitions.
The people Of White county are fully
awake to the Importance of the coming
contest, and will roll up large majority
for Gov. Senter on the election day.
For any further communication write
to US, or any good men in White county,
and oblige yours, etc.
PETER TURNEY,
s NJ. G. Lowry.
-a r. L. Bronson.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-30
CUBA.
The New Captain General InRugur-
ated-AnOGher victory by the IBsur-


The New Captain General InRugur.
ated-AnOIher victory by the IBsur-
gents.
HAVANA, June 2S.-Gen. DeRhodas
arrived in the harbor this morning. He
brings with him a force of 900 regular
troops. The volunteers have assembled
and are making preparations to receive
the new Captain General. He will land
at noon.
HAVANA, June 2S, P. M.-Capt. Gen.
DeRoda landed at eleven o'clock this
morning, and was quietly received, with
only the customary ceremonies. Az soon
as the Capt. Gen. was installed in the pal
ace he Issued a proclamation. He says the
platform of his line of conduct is en-
braced in three words: Spain, justice,
morality" He thanks the volunteers for
the services they have rendered in the
cause of order, Justice and public rights,
and tells them they ought to feel proud Of
their past action. He closes with an ALA.
sion to the army and navy.
The Diario publishes an article full Of
the usual compliments for a new Captain
General.
The Prenss mentions the fact Of Gen {.
DeRhodss' arrival in brief article.
The Voce de Cuba approves Of the proc
lamation in every respect, and hopes De-
Rhodas will act here as he did at Malaja
and Csdiz.
The insurgents, 900 strong, attacked an
encsmpment containing the garrison of Sa-
bina Nerve, near Puerto Principe, on the
10Th inst, and captured the entire force,
some so men. Gen. Letana rallied from
| Puerto Principe to their succor, but al
rived too late. He found the rebels had
destroyed the encampment and left four
Spanish soldiers dead on the ground. Gen,
Letana returned to Puerto Principe on the
21st.
The Prensa to-day acknowledges that
news lately received from Puerto Prin
| cipe, Neuvitas and Gebana is unsatisfac
| tory.
Advices of the 2Ist are received from
Santiago. A number of filibusters who
| landed from tine schooner grapeshot, anC
who subsequently fell into the hands o
troops, had been executed there. Anon,
them were Chas. Speskmsn, Of Aurora
Indiana, Albert Wythe, Of New York
Carlos Martinchesttz and Hsrveny rs
teves.
Three tlibusters, named Pedro Hsldez
Jose Phesns, and Gregaire Redrieuez
were shot on the I2th inst. near Guantau
smO,
I Reinforcements left Nuevitas on the 24t
for Puerto Principe.
Gea. Escalante is sick.
The general headquarters of the insur
gents are established on the Eicercad
, pautstiol, and it is reported that Ih
/ Cuban Gems Qnesada, VALDEZ, and Ben
beta have met there aud united the
l forces
Col. Benegassish arrived here in ba
g health. Cholera continues in the towns
? the interior Report SAYS that msjorir
: of tie men who landed from the Perut an
from other vessels havs either been kIlle
= by the troops or died from disease.
( Gen. FIerera remains at Puerto d
p Padre,
d The insurgents have burnt Ahslay
plautalious, owned by Col. Albsar,
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a. "| F. il .Nf
Several skirmishes are reported in sari-
ous parts Of the island, resulting favorably
for the government troops. q AiAa(
!, Sugar firm; business light and prices IN
changed. . - .4ersffs} ssso''is ~ sE
WASHINGTON, June Accounts from
Cuba state that the cholera is very fatal
among the Spanish troops, who suffer for
medicines and food, their communica-
tion being cut off by the patriots. Their
feipforcemeuts have been driven back
with heavy loss. TIE town Of Palm edas
has been captured frem the Spaniards with
provisions aud arms An expedition Of
six hundred men has been safely landed at
Nnevitas. Grand and joined the Cuban
army. The Cubsns are ID fine spirits and
in good health, occupying the highlands.
z HAVANA, June 2s!--Espinor, the late
acting Captsin General, gave 9 dinner
Yesterday in horror of De Rhodas. The
lister made speech declaring that he had
come 10 the leland counting on the and OF
$4,000 yolunteers IN suppression of the re-
belion. Complete harmony exists be-
tween the Captain General and the volun-
teers.
The Spanish Admiral has returned from
Cinire. ftg NFM "A MkeEsEa
General Leoca Is sctively pursuing the
insurgents 10 Cinier Villas district, and has
frequent encounters with them. The Diano
says he places volunteer cavalry, composed
OF native Cdbans nthe front rank as de-
tenders of the integrity Of the Island. IL
is supposed the insurgents executed the
entire company of Spanish soldiers at
Valeata. Meva. The eharred CORPSE of
Spanish officer was found in the ruins of
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A New YORK letter says "The i'm
mense number Of emigrants now daily ar
irving at this port surpasses anything ever
heretofore known in the history of the
city. 1t far surpasses in number the great
rush to this country from abroad during
the first discovery in California. They
come in immense csrgoes day by day, aud
more, still more are coming. In fact, it is
said by an agent of one Of the leading
European steamship lines that not enough
ships are offering on the other side to take
all those anxious to emigrste over the At
lantic. The class emigrating hitherward
appear to be also of better calibre, with
more money and less greenish looking
than those who used to come years $50.
The Germans are by far in the majority
of the new arrivals, while there is deci-
ded falling off in the number of Irish en-
igrants."
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Chinese Immigrants.

The Memphis Appeal of Monday last
says: .. All. .... .s#. +, z
The steamer Thompson Dean," which
passed down last evening for New Orleans,
had on board, booked for the Crescent City,
five hundred Coolies-the first of what we
hope will be a heavy immigration to the
South of that kind of labor. Evidently the
planters Of the Mississippi Valley are
waking up to the necessity that exists for
responsible and reliable workers, and are
determined to avail themselves of what
offers 80 abundantly on our Pacific coast.
They will have the Chinese. If the meet
ing to be held here next Wednesday will
but take the proper steps and promptly aid
in the development of the movement for
Coolie labor, it will do more to advance
the general interests of the country than
has yet been suggested or accomplished.