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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
Professional gctitfs.

DR HARRISON may he found IN his Office.
IN IL Beeker,t all hu Previous success IN treating h'
unfortunate guarantee 81 spe-eI cure. ---------
DR. LEWIS No. Beach-St. makes Specaity
treating an seases without mercury Those addicted should -
f 10 bud ih night place The Dc As A'1eaAoa 70 l'''
di,sa,ss ior the last ~ IN NeH-loEk tiI'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX

Tn. Daur Urb,n, Bloomington and Pekn Railroad whose
property these Bonds issued now 10 process Of construction s
fngth M 5 100 miles, capital stock s3Oooo The
ss -. been S.dy done and the Shos line sd io the rails
successful operation THE will be completed
Tssse bond, ar, eouvsr;, into par option
holder and NAV registered the any
T offered IS az we shall show the very best already sums nearly
squa total bonds to be issued have been expended
re road The bonds sve9g less than soVo per mile are secured
tsi the whole road and entire property Of the Com
Oldest sngut waEourod She STATE passing through several popu
lou. and cities and the richest agricultural district in inosn
oGs s .a 70 ,S MAKE me- @ og % gs T ab u"
to si o1 s y I ss mos, S5aaJ a. oastI
H.. "a Ga ,s AZ Ini,ns,oi. connection viii h.
' d s W.Ssg .a5 s' S, s R;
main box 10 the direct communication o. tae principal Aln g f
Southern Illinois with ksokuk aud Burlington 0"A aAu 'Henss
with Omaha Aad the Paaae; - 49,, p..s. r., p,-y,,
ton Oaaha West Ab'ny Buffalo Cleveland and the
VIII zoe most direct "s from RtD We same Ro1.
polls and Dsnve via the Bne As1e and Gre1t M
10 a, ws as Philadelphia the Penn Central
Harrisburg Pittsburgh Columbus DAYTON ana s
The south with Great West; the Northwest and The Pacific via Bal
tmors and Railroad PartenOug Cincinnati indianapolis Dia
Viz n, combined advantages certainty Of rsnun.r7s
snv vorg.ng principal lines must necessarily nave v reason
abe 70 P so .sl5 fs ssT Se os f.o.a IA Illinois
Of some Of the Dn1 t,, o, R .GS p,r Mile
ChIsaro. A ton and 81 Louis.....,.. Za0 $3.50
aud North w estern. ...... l,l9z ,toiS
[. 1hoago' mo- - san M 49, 5lt TWl
ntuoLG trail.
r -, 10 smate the receipts Of the Danvie Irhsaa Blooming
too and Pekn Railroad for the first year S4V" per ~ "
H"O' miles, "''''' FIRST YEAR ,..
Rscp az estmsed. pLV'V'
Estimated expenses a. follows ,,,oo
Oneratng
Interest On 81 0O0OOO gold boud, per ceHs.. 1900
Premium a. per cent. l4o 900 gold ..'....' SosS
Set sinking Fund''''''''''''''''' 49, GA 100
I.,y,rr net poet snd $50
a, over 6 cent she capital stock the n year o.
,tion Wtbou doubt progressive increase thees eah yea
oud be the The geographical loeiuoh o. sne I0A'
~ ,toct Of The Rock and the Illinois OenU lue
Alan Rnrlpetou and Quincy Roads are All seng Az ~
49, no kl. non, Of them SvorabJ located asu me com
,ton vh either Is greater than this can nave ~
r. AZ. sock Of ths shall sell a. high as elDer ue
go Hence the privilege Of converting these bonds o STOCK o. Wis
a,r ~ mar .py time desired greatly Increases their vane
thoroughly examined
,.ns the agency for negotiating is bonds We nor oleI 'hsI "
In esrrsucy. utmost confidence We rec
tbs az reliable safe security and profitable
AZ a. rrs,eu price cent currency over - W
%. IN, the same amount invested 10 FVetwonU bolls
hsp fse ON and the prospect OF speedy ADVANCE 10
which they
Ropds and Cold received their market value IN ef
forwarded BY rec
,ss 1rushed By Undersigned Financial Agents 0f lns
COMPANY -,
TURNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS.
No. IA NaSSau-St, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
aibinrun IUtitts.
OEyICE o. THE CHICAGO AND ALTON r. Z. Co.
Curr.ao III Aur Is 1859

~ CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY are hereby
notified DIVIDEND Of FIVB PER CENT free Of Government
declared TIE Preferred and Common STOCK Of % So
81 the Companys agents, Mss NJ r.
JFSP Co No u Pnes NewIort MONDAY the 9th day Of
September holders Of said stock registered At closing Of
books
The viii be closed the 25h ns and reOpene I
Transfers Oh the I'll September next -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

10 PORK Beet Bacon Butter srdIs
/ fu1st 1hs
! Week eBdg Aug "A, 1884,. Il ia Hj q. sl6 5l0 40 ia 10
Since Sept 5.....6iI g7 IS 2553l % 24 lf4 -
same lime s6, So 1900 1904 lg6 27gt - -,
PElkOLEJM Ihe business both Crude 10 bulk and he -
ma rs dull sna Pes are nominal SALES q 200 bbI at 10; GIG W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

UPPER LEATHER STOCK.
p. A aud K. q. Kip. gold p az
NinOs. .currercY p as
Gambia and Bissan cur'cv = ass
Sierra Leone. ....currelC 90 al
FAsT INDIA STOCK.
Calcta SIgLter, cOw-g0ld Isl q 10
Caie'ta dead greeu....gold Co., D.!
a.rutta. bufzl0.....gU.a is q "a
Manila aud Batavia buff 90 - all
Penang Cow........gJ.l lIl.-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
for 100000 CITY LUNATIC

- RAILROAD BONDS per mile bearing cent interest
ee from Government Guaranteed by the Chicago and
Railroad Compauv limited humber Of these bonds for sale BY 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

not tel The Hory oi thes but
ha he trade swamps an other fruits About $1,000 70 1000
bFsfs f peaches arrive dal2 to-day from Delaware alone
carried u them Oar tgurts 90 not Al
VAS The extremes lots selling AZ tOc and when
and sometimes he more per bskt
Ann "a are completely oyerddeu though many nom horo ana h
STATE are and Western begin 70 age esees os OF Aclea
Golden Sweet sell slowly az ~ 500
~ but common apples scarcely sell a. ALL Btt fst are 90
r scae Fine barrels have been sold az 80 to-day, though
e. err busb crates brought 1895 each Common pears rot
before they se Puns plenty cheap an le p'nes
Carolina JatsNua
n moor order ard really quohe few Of the best bfOt Z
sfromH North Carolina scarcely be sold The
s can he said Of those Illinois pa Of them 10 good order ana
down 70 Be- y h. The grape crop promises
10 he large high prices not be looked r "A e shipment
nearly due. Two barrels ~ jersey green
he besp received which unstable Even
are not wanted present The iruil aud 'eseiabe
~ ~ steamers from Norfolk, the three boats
M vesk o. the present falling bring all the produce IL
suepu deserving encouragement by Northern capitalists Another
arrival Bartlett Louise Bogn apd n
com California In good condition The bushel crates Barteus are
mated al S6aSI2. Duchesse and Louise Bonue AZ
Lfasg some Of them fine. The best Louise Boune
Gsng Bacarde Broadway fancy fruit stores three Tor 0o we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

FLAX-The market lower TIE supply large; sales
T. Western ~ l6d2c Canadian 23d24c Spinning
IsrIet Tow 90Oc Green lower Hacked
J. 40 Western.
fRklGHIS-To Liverpool By l0i
30 boxes Cheese AZ sOs 100 boxes Cotton
aud % bales Hops a. BY sail 1000 bush Wheat SID aud
j. Glasgow. steamer u bush Ud small vessel
About 600 Qrs rechsrtered Cork for
dkAN-Ihe Wheat market j. fairly active but kinds are
lover tbe liberal arrivals less satisfactory from Europe ami t
checks restricts the
ling ipQuy; is9 900 81 for Mixed SPRING
= % for No Chicago Spring - 49d ~ 50 for No s
B1 Soft 420Si As 50 for No Milwaukee, 81 % fer No
Milwaukee, 81 50 for Red Western; 56d 81 So for Amber West
81 90 for Amber State; 81 a for White Michigan Goa - oil
- Amber Mchgsn; 81 70 for White Kentucky r 90 for Nnte
bIheru and Tor Amber Southern Ierneee Barg Mat
name quiet Goa ~ lower and fairly 1C'ei
tls liberal arrivals give the advantage; the sales are ~ M bush
jersey 59d6lc and Southern 6oa
lower; the sales Coz bush Western a. p
BI2J, sl2 Corn much lower and closes amei
mainly the os trades the sales - ono hush
Damp Uuseuud at ~ o. New Western Mixed ~ G
choice; Western White . ia 81 u;
Western Yellow u.s. and Southern White p, Della
Nss Yeliog at : o. very handsome lot Of 5000 bush
White Cepesse..... 81 20 a 81 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

Receipts 80 IT. With 1903 exported Tor toe week Corresponding
vesk last wear: Receipts. 6O4O7 With 45 exported There
,re new feature report Trade continues somewhat
sy but the expressed determination Of shippers Jay Oh OF purchase
on enough OH apprehension Of future "easue
Il moi decline The English expected 10 be thrown Their
market about Of month aud our AcoTmen d.
cline 20 30 mach hold the present rates
cause temporary advance The decline VII be- the greater when
cones Prudence dictate free Ees and shpneus AZ
present good paying for the makers Al the Little fs sales yes
which entirely excluded from our mar
i brought I6a62c There about 3UO0 boxes sold factories ~
al6lc farm dairy 4Gl5i Some Of the acome refused
10 e AZ oa Two have been shipped 20 California
during week making four 70 all That tnt cent oct
made satisfactory returns The freight sent from tbs
city was &C. per lb!c 20 Chicago add SIC from there II
takss really fancy Cheese bnug 6c TO-DAY Some held Tor o yes
l6c sale o. LOO boIes lne Lewis
COUNTY Cheese has been made at l6o. We quote:
Factory good 70 fne IS = Farm parry sklnn'u' Gs
Common to faT........l3l al5l Ohio Factory .l4 q ~
Skinned ...... COuu. Bog Dairy, l55 Gbs
0l5 Common skimmei...... dl0
6l4 Pineapple az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

Exports for the ending saturday about OO oAe
1903 bales TIE first Of State Hops, VIZ bale o. amer ser
ag Oneida County announced T. Nes Wa W.
They of aud forwarded 70 LeOI
Harofuew ohio and from Virginia has been ree'ea Ct
Hone are Lots fr which Re was refused y"
fg cannot sold than 8G9 We note eceh SAC
ID halss fair 10 good Wisconsin q a9c. We quote; "a,
Fair 10 Fue y b........ BdlO Common Y n.......'s "a
Medum................ Ga learngs "a
The New York herald., 1869-01-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MosEY MARKEr.--LoSpoS. Dec. 3I-s.s0
+. M.--Consos closed az 92ss for money and ~ 4
p2H for the account. United States five-twenty
bonds, T4%. Railway stocks closed steady. Erie
shares 26x: Illinois Central, 95L.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, Dec 3l---Bourse easier.
Rcntes, 50E sc.
FRANKFORT TBorRsH.-FRsSKForr,D Dec. 3i.--Jnited
States dvetwenfy bonds. 7S5s for the issue Of 1867
LIVERPOOL CoTrOS MARKET.--IIyE ERPOoI. Dec.
s1--4:30 p M.-The market closed firm at the follow
ing quot uoiatons:-Middling upands, on spot, loJad.:
mlddlin1 uplands, to arrive, 10Ad.; middlng Or
leans, u51d The sales OF the day toot up $4,000
bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARKFr.-HAvRE. Dec. 3i.--Cotton
frner both on the spot and 10 arrive. Tres ordi-
natre on the spot, l26. per cwt-
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs, PROVISIONS AND Pro-
DUCE EMARKETs--LIvEtPo0I- Dec. 31---Evening.-Thc
markets closed unchanged IN tone and quotations.
LONDON PRODUCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dec. 3i--4:JO
p. M.-The London markets are unaltered In tone
and quotations.
PEfRoIguM MARKEr.-ASTwERr. Dec. 3t.-Petro-
leum-Standard whise, 53,s francs: holders ask Y
franc more.
The New York herald., 1869-01-01

and bc,,er arvss the whole time work II suspended
there caf, be NO tpt OF the propriety OF removing
the lock from such places as may be requisite thai
the necessary repairs may 0e made and your action
in unlocking the door Qf the boiler under the CIR
cumstances was, therefofe correct 1he distiler u
liable TO forfeituTes ana pengies ne has In his dis
tillery any mash during the tiLSe work v suspenusd
but when the suspension u tie result OF an acc-
dent, such as you describe In the present case, %
not conceive that the interests OF the government
require any proceedings for the enforcement OF these
penalties, nor that was the interest OF the statute
that large amount OF grain should be destroyed
for no useful end. whenever distiller IL found
having mash in his distillery during suspension OF
work proceedings should be instituted for the en-
forcement OF the penalties and forfeltures, unless
the circumstances plainly indicate that the violation
OF the statute was involuntary as appears TO be the
case tn the present instance. Very respectfully.
THOMAS HARLAND, Acting Commissioner.
HOMER FRANKLIN, Assessor Ninth District OF New
York.
Supervisor for North Carolina.
Supervisor Bennett, OF the internal revenue dis
trict OF North Carolina here to lay certain matters
In relation his district before the department and
receive additional instructions therein.
Personal.
Speaker C0lfax ana wife, Chief Justice Chase and
Senator Morgan are among the arrivals this evening
1t is understood that each OF them will receive to-
morrow OF his residence.
The New York herald., 1869-01-01
wss1cHEs1Es SCHOOL 1Axa1Ias:
Cost OF Lobbying and Defeating y Bill In the
Iegistafrre.

Cost or Lobbying and Defeating Bill In the
Legislature.
decision Of considerable interest hes been rem
dered by the State Superintendent OF Public Instruc
tion in the appeal OF Benjamin Jones from the pro-
ceedings OF tue last annual meeting Of Union Free
School District No. 2, ,of East Chester ~ foliows:
This s an appeal from the action OF the school dis
trict aforementioned in voting to impose q tax OF
,290 upon said district for the purpose,
81 alleged, Of paying the expenses OF lob
bying or forcing the defeat OF a bill introduced
In the Legislature OF this State during the Of
1868 to consolidate said district with certain other
districts OF the town Of East Chester The respond
ents, members OF the Board OF Education for SAID
OF Education employed COUNSEL TO defeat the passage
OF said bill aud paid said counsel for his services the
sum OF 81, ,2J0 taking his receipt therefor and they
allege that the money thus paid was obtained upon
their Official bond for $3.50 and interest, issued
pursuant TO a resolution Of said Board OF
Education, and payable March ], 1869. They also
allege that said district meeting voted tax upon
said district TO pay and cancel such bond After
careful examination and consideration have tailed
to find any authority vr good reason 10 sustain the
q board OF education in collecting or causing TO he
collected tax upon the lnhabitants OF scho0i dis
tries for the purpose of paying COUNSEL to advocate
or oppose the passage OF a bill pending before
the Legislature. The appeal in this case must
therefore he and II is hereby sustained and the in
Der, 1865, staying the collection Of the tax inGues-
ton, made perpetual. This decision must he fled
with the Clerk Of said School District No. 2 OF East
Chester. and notice thereof be by him given to the
defendents, with opportunity 10 examine the same.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the Depart
ment OF Public Instruction at Albany
ABRAM b. WEAVER
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
The New York herald., 1869-01-01
FIRES N BROADWAY.
Wards Cellar Nfanufnctory and Mcssrs. Fow-
Ter e. wcIis' chronological establishments
UndIy Damaged.

Wards CsIIar nfnnufnctory and MesSrs. Fow-
Ter & wclis' chronological establishments
BADLY Damaged.
At i've minutes to SIX O'Clock last evening IRE
broke out the upper ioor OF the three story and
attic brick building NO. ss7 broadway, occupied by
samuel s. II. Ward as . gentlemcn's furnishing
store and collar mandatory. Delay was occasioned
IN the fremsn gathering at the scene OF connagra-
ton because OF q false alarm being given, which
caused the fames TO obtain such an ascendency that
the upper 1oors OF the building, with their stock,
were entirely consumed before the nre was extin-
guishcd What was not destroyed by the flames was
badly damaged by water, which was thrown In large
quantities through every floor. In the estimation Of
the loss Mr.. Ward places his damage at &2s,oOo,
which h fully covered by insurance In city compa-
nies, he having an amount Of insurance double the
loss upon hts stock.
Tne nsmes extended 10 the adjoining building,
No. 3sq occupied by Messrs- Fowler Wells. the
phrenogtsts, aud although not materially damaged
by the cement the nood OF water poured into the
building damaged their stock, consisting OF books
aud chats. sone 10000 which II also fully insured
for f2A 80 In the following erchnnts'
t3.00E City. OF Hartford, $4,000; Commony, ,ea,tn,
S2exo Atlantic Providence, $500, Capity CITY, OF
ASny, 5000; FULTON. $4,000; Commery Al. OF Az
bvay, 5000; Williamsburg Ciiy. $4,000, and Ioril-
ard, tL5Qo Tns srsetn VI tfss are y vAknown
The New York herald., 1869-01-01
LOUISIANA.

A Newspaper Once Destroyed bv a Mob
Trial Of General Manlks for Mail Robbery.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81, 1868.
The editor OF the Marksville Register who Is also
the clerk Of the Seventh Judicial District Court
ports the total destruction OF his paper by mob
led on by the editor OF the Marksville Vitla0e9,
democratic paper published at the same place.
The jury in the case of General w. q. Manks, on
trial for mail robbery, after being out since yesier
day and failing to agree, We're discharged az ten
O'Clock tonight 1t stood nine for conviction and
three for acauttal The evidence against him was
pretty strong Manks was brgadier general In
the Union service during the General Rousseau
testified his soldlery qualities, and that he
manded one OF the finest regiments in the Union
army.
The New York herald., 1869-01-01
TslrsApxC HsH HsmS

There have been $500 bankrupt cases in Virginia
10 date.
stearns woocn mills At stearnsviIle, near Pitts
field Mass, were destroyed by fire last hight. Loss
100000.
Aaron ABBOTT, father Of Hon. j. c. Abbott, Senator
from North Carolina died on Wednesday, at Concord
N. H., aged sixty y-nine years.
The Legislature Of Dacota has passed a memorial
asking General Grant to appoint W. w. Irockings
the next Governor OF the Territory.
Morton and Thompson, the Merchants Union Ex.
press robbers, were handed over by the Canadian
authorities at windsor 10 the United static officers
last evening.
The Cincinnati City Auditors books show the net
receipts Of the gear were 81 900; disbursements
s2,60o0o0. The present bonded Indebtedness of the
city Is "a, ,3o0,000
large six horse wagon containing thirteen per-
sons, returning wednesday night from festival at
Pelham to Lawrence. Mass, upset and severely In
jurhe Ave OF them, two IL Is feared fatally.
The agent OF the Virginia Express Company was
Knocked down and robbed OF $4,000 &C about ave
O'Clock yesterday morning, In Norfolk, Va, while on
his way TO the depot The agent was seriously In
jured.
loaded shell exploded and completely demol-
ishcd furnace IN Ford kimballs iron foundry
In Concord, N. H., yesterday afternoon, and fatally
wounded the smelter aud inluring visitor who
stoVd by.
The New York herald., 1869-01-01
GEORGIA..

The Ogeechee Troubles-Hore Outrages-The
Negroes Prepared to Resist the Authori-
ties.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 81, 1863
The Ogeechee troubles still continue. Mr.. Middle
toms house was burned last night and the crops
ruined. All the whites came to the city except one
man. who has not been seen since the trouble took
place. The Sheriff. with posse, went out this morn.
ing without making any arrests. The negroes are fully
armed and In large force and determined to resist
the authorities Scouts were sent out this afternoon
and were stopped SIX miles from the city. All the
negroes. public meeting was held to-day at the
Court House, and the affairs were discussed by Gen.
era Jackson and others. The meeting adjourned
until tomorrow noon to decide upon what course 70
pursue.
The New York herald., 1869-01-01
RHODE ISLAND.

Extensive Fire In Provfdence-Newspaper
Establishment Destroyed.
PROVIDENCE, Dec. 81, 1868.
A fire occurred this morning about eight O'Clock In
the i've story brick building on Dyer street, owned
by Alexander Duncan and occupied BY Stephen D..
Andrews and Horace A. Brown. hay merchants;
Stokes Leonard, market men, and by the extensive
newspaper and job printing office Of the Ercntng
Press. The building was pretty thoroughly burned
out, but the walls remain standing. The fire
nj once cut or egress from the printing once
by the staircase, and twenty-five printers escaped
from the fourth story by climbing down chain
used for hoisting. The Providence Press Company
estimate their loss at $4,000 to $4,000, on which
rangcmcnts to issue their paper again tomorrow.
The building Is insured for 1000 which win not
sured for $500. Mr. Browns loss IL about $500;
he h uninsured Stokes 4 Leonard lose $4,000; they
are also uninsured
The New York herald., 1869-01-01
THE INDIAN WAR.

Another Battle With the Indians-Capsure Of
the Noted Chief Satanta.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 81 1885,
despatch from Topeka Kansas, says:-Reports
thought to be reliable have reached here TO the effect
that another battle had taken place between our
troops and the Indians at the Washita Mountains In
which large number OF the Indians are said to
have been killed, and Satanta chief OF the Kiowas
and Little Raven, chief OF the ArapahOes, taken
prisoners ana large amount Of property captured.
The Indians engaged were the kl0was, Cheyennes
and Arapahoes.
The particulars OF the fight cannot be given In con-
sequence OF the 0fclal messenger losing his mail
whlie crossing Arkansas river.
The New York herald., 1869-01-01
THE NEW DOMINION.

The Whaisn Casc-Motien for a New Trial.
TORONTO, Dec 81, 1868.
The whalcn case came up to-day before the FUN
rcurt Of Error ana Appeal. Hon. J. II. Cameron
PAID II was doubtim whether the case should be
brought before the court by writ OF issued by
the queens Bench, or BY writ OF appeal issued by
The Court Of Error and Appeal. To be certain he
adopted both methods. lie preferred 10 proceed by
kri OF error under that writ he could assign new
grounds Of not argued before the lower court
rhe court adjourned until Monday when the point
~ 10 tho mode 0f procedure VIII be decided.
The New York herald., 1869-01-01

Death Of . Political Pris0ner-His Funeral tho
Largest Ever Known In Havana-Havana
Commercial Intelligence.
HAVANA, Dec. 81, 1868.
young Cuban named Camio Cepera who has
been confined for some time past for political
Offences died yesterday Of consumption. His funeral
took place to-day and was the largest ever known in
this city. Thousands OF Cubans followed his re-
mains to the cemetery. The body was carried to the
grave on the shoulders Of mourners.
Sugar quiet and nominal; No. IL Dutch standard.
So reals Exchange on London, Tx per cent pre-
MUM; on United States sixty days sight In gold, 7
per cent premium; short sight. per cent premium.
The steamer santiago do Cuba arrived to-day from
New York.
The New York herald., 1869-01-01
Probable Abandonment of the East
ern Conference.
Another Terrible COlliery Explosion in
England.
REVOLUTION in SPAIN.
Fearful Massacre i'm New
Zealand.
TURKEY AND GREECE.


The Conference and the Ultimatum-TurIxish
Feeling Towards Greek Subjects.
PARIS, Dec. 81, 1868.
II is reported that the Conference If held, will ad-
mere to the Turkish ultimatum
despatch from Athens says the Greek War Min
ssters aide has gone to Cergo to disband the voun-
teeTs raised In that island.
l. Constantinople despatch says the Turkish gov
ernment, since the departure OF the Greek envoy,
shows good feeling towards the Greek residents Of
that city.
Newspaper Opinions of the Proposed Con.
ference.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 81, 1868.
The T,Vuie (newspaper) says the Porte has not
accepted and probably will approve the propsi-
tion for European conference.
Hopes That the Sultan Will Withdraw His
Ultimatun.
81. PETERSBURG, Dec 81, 1868.
The Journal OF 81. Petersburg editorialy ex-
presses the hope that the Porte win withdraw the
ailtimatum sent to Greece before the Conference
ASSEMBLIES.
Surrender Of the Greek Volunteers In Crete.
PARIS, Dec 81, 1858.
A despatch from Constantinople states that Petro-
baulaki and the Greek volunteers in Crete have sur
rendered to the Turks.
Omcinl Announcement of the Submission of
the Cretan Insurgents.
CoNsTANTINOPLE Dec. 81, 1858.
1T Is officially announced that the last Of the insur
gents in the island OF Crete have surrendered to the
forces OF the Porte.
Provisional Government Established in Crete.
LONDON, Dec. 81, 1868.
,One days later news has been received from Con-
etantnople. The insurgents in Crete have all made
submission to the Turkish authority and provi-
eional government has been established there.
Probable Abandonment of the Eastern Con.
ference.
LONDON. Dec. 81, 1885,
The meeting Of the conference OF the great
powers on the Oriental question, which was fixed
or the % OF January, has been postponed, and the
date ofits assemblage, If indeed it is convened at
all, Is now quite uncertain.