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EnreiUn Anairs.

HAVANA, April 19.-The Marine Court has
.ondered n final decision declaring the American
bpiS Mary Lowell legally captured prize. There
are rumors of heavy engagement between the
Io1P" "tiPonIars. The Spanish war steamer Realtad
PPas cone to Santiago. Sugar opened quiet and
LoSspoN April the House Of SI GN%m4n mn 4Gs
this evening the consideration Of the 6l Ior Ine
disestablishment OF the ir,sh aHendmept 0mo post-
saInT nming the time at which the bill shall go into
ptS5eIt ppt5ect 1nt IS72 was lost, by vote OF 89l 70
enec' enc The Th clause dsqualifying Bishops OF the
irish Church sitting in the h0SsG d0oontea 81 pre
was AMENDED 0 Ss paSsags S Of the bill 70 retain the
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titles and rights of precedence for Life and was
then agreed to-
LONDON, April 19-Accounts have been re-
ceived going to prove the safety of DR.. Living
stone, the great African traveller, respecting
whose fate so much uncertainty has prevailed
1t is reported that he left Zanzibar Eastern
Africa, in January last, for England. He would
go overland to Cairo, Egypt.
PARIS, April 19.--The French Government re-
fuses to modify its opinions as to what shall be
submitted for discussion to the conference of
France and Belgium.
burned last night
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GOVERNMENT SALES.


DTBLIC SALE OF MEDICAL BOOKS, DRUGS,
i HOSPITAL STORES, SURGICAL AND DEN
TAI INSTRUMENTS.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvEYoRs OFFIoE,)
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
April 12, 1869.
viii be sold at Public Auction, in this city, on
WEDNESDAY, April 81,
at Judiciary Square Depot, street, between Fourth
and Fifth streets, at 10 A. NJ, a large quantity of
Hospital Property, no longer required FOR the use OF
the Service, among which will be found
Woods Practice, 200 copies
Powers Anatomy, 1856 copies.
Hammonds Hygiene 2SO copies.
DispensatOry, $50 copies.
Erchson's Surgery, 11S copies.
Wilson's Anatomy, 95 copies
Woodward's Manual, 800 copies
Smiths Surgical Operations 100 copies.
ThOmpsons Conspectus.
Longmore on GunshOt Wounds.
Guthries Surgery, and other valuable works.
Sulphate of Cinchona, ID 900 ounces.
Fluid Extract OF Veratria II 900 ounces
Carbonate Of Zinc, 1900 ounces.
Powdered Cubebs, 1000 pounds
And a large variety OF other medicines.
Desccated Egg, 5000 pounds
Prescription Scales,
Teeth-EXtractlng SETS.
Scarifcators.
Bullet Forceps.
Spring Lancets.
Trephining Cases. 81
EXsecting Cases.
Field Cases, etc etc.
MANY of the above articles are of the first quality,
and the attention OF Physicians and Druggists
is called to them. Catalogues had upon applica-
ton.
days. r,r,,,c ,,,r,,,,n, ANN
4 ID CT Asst. Med. Purveyor, Bvt. Col. U. S. A.
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DESOLU UTION
III To Authorize the Issuing of Permit tr .
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils
OF the City of Philadelphia, That the Chief Commits
sioner of Highways be and he is hereby authorized
and directed to issue permit to Messrs. Frazier,
Rodgers Co., for the permission to connect their
mandatory on the east and west side OF Bread
street. by iron brdgeway, from the third story Of
building on west side of Bread street. not to exceed
seven feet six inches in width The work TO be ap-
proved by the Chief Commissioner of Highways 4
Messrs. Frazier, Rodgers Co. first paying into the
City Treasury the OF twenty-five (26) dollars for
the publication OF this resolution. The pernllssoh
hereby granted being revocable by the city q fna~
delpha at its option indicated by the passage "
iesoiu'oi "'''''' JOSEPH F. MAROER,
President OF Common COUNCIL
Attest all ,.r..e B
AbhAhAH hssisiant "GIerL Of common Council. M
<AssiS''n' W Will LIAM s. STOKLEY,
PRESIDENT OF Select Council.
.0,,od this seventeenth day OF April, Anno
nomIn one thousand eight hundred and sixtynine
"a. d. 1869. DANIEL M. FOX. NJ o.
,,o,+ Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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pSsn PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
.TREASIRERS DEPARTMENT.


'TREASURERS DEPARTMENT.,
PHILADELPHIA, PENNA, April q 1869.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PENNSYL-
VANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
All Stockholders, as registered the Books Of this
Company on the 30th day of April 1869, will be
titled to subscribe for % Per Cent of their respective
interests in New Stock at Par as follows:-
First. Fifty per cent at the time of subscription,
between the 18th day of May, 1862 and the Both day
of June, 1869.
Second Fifty per cent between the 18th day of
November 1869, and the 3lst day Of December, 1869
or, if Stockholders should prefer the whole amount
may be paid up at the time of subscription, and each
instament so paid shall be entitled to pro rata of
the Dividend that may be declared on full shares.
Third That every Stakeholder holding less than
four shares shall be entitled to subscribe for
share; and those holding more than multiple OF
four shares shall be entitled to subscribe for ad
ditonal share
Fourth All shares upon which instaments are yet
to be paid under Resolution Of May 10, 1868, will be
entitled to their allotment Of the 25 Per Cent at par
as though they were paid in full
THOMAS T. FIRTH,
422m Treasurer
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nkSHn y" r. /" " T, 7.
w" TREGO'S TEABERRY TOOTHWASH preserves
and whtens the Teeth nvgorates and soothes the Gums
puries and perfumes the Breath accumulation
Of Tartar cleans and pures Artificial Teeth is superior
article for Children. - r.
1t used and recommended for general by numerous
Dentists and Physicians. Proprietor,
A. NJ WILSON, Chemist and Druggist,
NINTH and FILBERT Streets
For sale by all Druggists. 10 stuth I'm
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Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the reg
The steamers for or from Liverpool call at Queen
cept the Canadian line, which call at Londond,
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne,cs sec First Pnae

ALMANAC FOR Observation-Disclosures DAY
SUN RISES. IA Moon SETS ........... 151
sun HIGH WATER. ......... s34
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
denee, with mdse toD s Steso'n Co o''' i''H '''
E'fn & Eas'S from Richmond and
Swed barque Maria Adelaide Skorka, AZ days from Iv
Barque Sam sheppard Evans IA days from Gepfuegos,
. % Wa ABsS Ban B $ sys oR @ 5
Br brig Anna M2r2T days from Centuogos with
Brig Home 2 days from Bonare with logwood and salt
Br brig Golden Light Ferguson, II days from Havana,
with sugar to r. g. Knight Go.
lasses to John Mason Co. 70 O'' ,iO" '4'"' "''D l'
schr H. Sinnckson Wnsmore y days from Sagua, with
schr Hattie RosS Eick is days from sagua, with
sshr Xrg@Ha M MIA MenaddeR ID days from Turks Island,
Br. sehr Nevada, Gard, Is days from Windsor, N. S.,
schr Tis E 6FdS%e Howes from New York, with onon-
dgg5 b salt @ to CALVIN & GEowel rsxel Go CO. from 1.o
e8E @SRSS Collins sS5'S days from James r'''
G, with lumber headings and shingles to Lathbury'
Sohr W r Byrn, Robertson from Norfolk, with lumber,
u5ar SShg te Gon % days from se"fod Do with
& GSH 9FGPGG to dyi from
Schr B. Morgan Lowe, days from Seaford,D DEL with
seRr -Four Sisters Laws day from Milford, Del, with
Schr James r. Long, Tunnel, days from Indian river,
D Win RTS Pn S J aaS BeSg rS GS DEL with grain
sehr n. g. Burnte, puEbo1ough' Il day from Camden,
with ffen%ise mdse to toSSH W NJ Baird Co 1'' '''
arrived Saturday are both consigned to d. Trump Son
MEMORANDA
Ship Saranak Turley for Philadephia, sailed from v
erpool 4th inst.b before reported sailed I'd
Ship Lady Hilda, Mills, from London for Philadelphia
"$ Ship G 9rion Holbr2eE hence at New York 18th inst
Ship Hsrssbur&g & WsSe ts for Philadelphia was loading
Steamship Brunette, Howe hence, at New York 18th
Barque Woodland Higgins hence at Brouwershaven Sd
inst. and sailed for Helvoet ,,.,.,.,,. o,oos..po.
Schr r. w Godfrey Garwood cleared at New Orleans
Schrs ]; / Malqy Russell i I'm BEoo%a Bro Douglass douglass
Frank Herbert Growe and H. Herbert, Manson hence
schr stephen Morris Seaman, was loading at Savannah
sehTs D i. Kelly Kelly, and as. s Weaver, We9veT, %
4twood and Sarah Smith Turner Boston for Phadei
% % s%eye dG At aoe h ns or The
scbr r. NJ N. freeman, Howes hence at Dighton 18th
sc6rS George Hotehkiss, Racket, hence and R Tay,
lor Baker, from Windsor at Newbuyport l7th inst the
schrs Lena Hunter, Perry N H. Gould, Crowell; N.
| H. skinner Thrasher; j. H. Bartlett, Higgins Lamar
tine Butler and Goddess, Kelley hence, at Providence
Schr Sarah A. Reed Reed, from Windsor for Philadel
VIM Nv Bartlett MI sostsS sss St Henry T
| Price, Salem for do, at Holmes Hole 10th inst.
| DISASTER.
despatch from Galveston Texas today says that the
ashNFe @ ON pan sp S and .eS Is q a q
| will be total loss to the consignees.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
tirsc iron buoy Spainted red has been substi
southwest point OF Overall entrance to Delaware Bay
BY order OF the hghtho[Hse i board lXdf,nNpp ,1sN
Lighthouse Inspector Fourth District
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". w. Corner Eleventh and Chess
nut Streets, PhiIadelplsia,

". w. Corner Eleventh and Chess
NUT Streets, PhiladclpAiia,
Where she will be happy to see her friends and Gus
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ton to all branches of her department. The acknow-
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and designs and the patronage extended to her,
render comment unnecessary
"a POSITIVE FACT"
Mrs. Binder has the finest assortment OF ladies'
Dress and Cloak Trimmings In the city, at the lowest
prices. Dress and Cloak Making; Dresses madeto lit
with ease and elegance. Orders executed at short
notice.. Embroideries Handkerchefs, Laces, Rib
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press to all parts OF the Union. Do not forget our
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
GEORGE ~ LATHAM,
WILLIAM g. KENT, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Schr Potomac Edrdge, Washington, L. Audenried & Co
Schr IL. M. Branscom Branscom, Boston, do.
Schr Alice B., Alley, Boston, do.
Schr s. s. Biclnore, Barter Boston, do.
Schr Archer Reeves, lrean, Boston, do.
Schr St James, Keefe, Dighton John Rommel Jr Bro
Schr Robin Hood, Adams Mystic, do.
Schr b. Bradley, McMonegal New Haven, do.
Schr Ann Twibill, Edwards, Mystic, do.
Schr q. Cadwa8der, Steelman, Salem do.
Schr NJ f. Stockham Cordery, Boston, Geo s. Repplier
Schr w. G. Dearborn Scull, Boston, do.
Steamer II. Franklin Pierson, Baltimore A. Groves, Jr
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FOR THE LADIES.
II E M o v A
or THE
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
For the better convenience Of her patrons,
MRS. M. A. BINDER

HAS REMOVED HER DRESS TRIMMINGS AND
PAPER PATTERN STORE.
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sPEoIAL NOTICES.

Roy COLD WEATHER DOES NOT CHAP
CQNhhTED GLYARIN TABLET OF sohIDIFIEiD Si,
GLYCERIN. It's daily makes the skin decatey soft
and beautiful II is deghtfuly fragrant transparent, and
Incompatible as Toilet Soap For sale DTnggsts
trtf a. No. 624 CHESNUT Street
nGy~ NOTICE II AM NO LONGER EX-
tractng Teeth without pain for the Cotton Dental
yithout pain by Nitrous Oxide Cas- will find me at
No 1927 WALNUT Street Charges suit all
1926 3m 1T IN .I'I 7Il.. DR.. +. r. THOMAS.
Relgn COFFEES ROASTED ON A NEW
Principle, retaining all the and true flavor are
the best On sale by ...-L
FAIRTHoRNE Co,
No 2O5 N. NINTH and
% stuth6ru No 1886 MARKET. Street.
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1II0soPHY OF MARRIAGE.-i
Course of Lectures, as delivered At the New
AfNSssuIn Ns OF Anatomy, embracing the subteets;-,
Hoy How ZEE; e Manhood Generally Reyiewed; The Cause of
Fatplspse and Nervous Diseases Accounted
volumes containing these Lectures viii be tor-
ded receipt of % cents by addressing W
a LEARY, JR. s. X. corner tFLFTH and WA1NuT
Streaa. Philadelphia
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NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS.
SECOND DAY.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 17.-The Congress adj
journed yesterday in state Of excitement the
OF Miss Susan B. Anthony and 1t evident that this
would come up in some form this morning At the hour
for opening the session the Hall well filed with dele
gates and visitors II generally conceded that the
lady had been treated dsoourteousy that afae impress
had gone abroad and that explanatory action
should be had AL therefore, neryOusly awaited the
opening Of the question President Tucker called the
Convention to order at O'Clock The Secretary
nounced the Committees far they had been effected
The following report then presented read and
ferred 20 the Committee Labor:
To THE NATIONAL LABOR USIoN: The Committee on
Eighth law respectfully report that the law OF
Congress, making eight hours days work for all en-
p0yes Of the Government has after encounterDg much
Opposition gone into practical effect under proclamation
OF the President OF the United Sates This result would
have been induced only by extraordinary DISTRACTIONS
intepOsed by subOrdnates whose duty 10 to carry
out the will OF Congress In its enactment Their oppOs
tOn however was encouraged by two AttorneysGenera
and was only overcome by prerogatlyes usually inter
posed when insurreetiOn dees civil power or when su
preme laws are 10 be enforced We therefore Judge
by the force necessary i We congratulate
WOrkingmen their by this measure OF right
aud ask them no encouraged 70 press Tor further anne
uOrations They must not suppose opposition YET over
Gomez that law rOYOcable and enmity Will attack IL 10
They must be united aud alert for all resorts
Even now, at least HavyYsrd by belring or roll
call eight and a half hours attendance OF Workmen Is
enacted TO make account OF the time extracted IN
travelling 10 and fro. In connection with THIS subject at
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MEXICO.

THE CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE LIFE OF JUARDz
ENLISTMENT INSTEAD OF CONCEPTION
INDIAN TROUBLES.
CRY OF MEXICO, Aug. 10, via HAVANA, Aug
1.-The conspiracy against the life Of President Jusrez
the discovery OF which has already been reported was
completely frustrated. All the principal cOnspirator
including five generals captured One Of the latter
has since escaped from prison. and is in Mchoacan.
number Of persons arrested connection with this plot
have been set at liberty. The Mexican army Is TO be
filled up by enlistment Instead Of CONSUMPTION. Recruit
ing parties will be sent throughout the county and
ira Inducements win be offered Senior Soahar formerly
Chairman Of the Mexican Boundary Commission. has be-
como insane. John Black, for many years Con-
sui in Mexico, has gone TO New.York
A copy OF the treaty between Mexico and
the North German Confederation has been forwarded to
Berlin for ratification. The National Military Academy
at Tacubaya full Of students and is In very prosper
condition The Indian revolt in Yucatan 10 growing
serious The Indians 1000 strong, and their
numbers increasing They have burned seven haci
endas Isame The Cuban residents Of Merida have
offered services the Government assist In the
defense OF the city Two Indian chiefs have been cap
tured in the Chiapos and shop The Indians in Mchoa-
can are becoming turbulent The revolution In the State
OF Tamaulipas is ended. The prOnuneiddos have been
dispersed and asking for amnesty The question OF
States nights which caused the difficulty IN Queretaro
has yet been settled Inunda0ns the State OF Jas
co have caused great damage.
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CIIRA.

SPEECH OF THE CAPTAIN-GENERAL.
HAVANA, Aug. 17-At the opening of the Casino Is
IsaRe' Capt. Gen. De ROdas made speech. lie con-
graduated the gentlemen who had established the IN
st,tUon having carried out an idea pregnant with
good results He believed would serve to tighten the
bonds of affection that should unite good Spaniards
on both sides OF the ocean. He warned the members
of this as well as those of similar associations that
they should avoid political discussions; otherwise
their reunions would degenerate into political or
revolutionary clubs, presenting obstacles to good
government. The President of the Casino and the
editor of the PreRsG made replies, fully according
with the sentiments Of the Captain-General.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. IT, 1869.
It is rumOred that William Stuart, the English
Minister to Buenos Ayres will 60 to Madrid in the
same capacity Charles Moore, Member of Parliament
for Tpperary, is dead.
THE IRISH CHURCH-CARDlNAL CULLENs SUM
MONS,
DUBLIN, Tuesday, Aug. II, 1869.
The Municipal Council have adopted an address to
Earl Spencer, Mr.. Gladstone, and Earl Gray, con-
graduating them and the country the passage of
the Irish Church bill. The Conservative members of
the Council absented themselves when the vote on
the address was taken. Cardinal Cullen has sum-
moned the Roman Catholic Bishops to meet in
Council for the discussion of public questions.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
THE rREPAssr BAY DIsAsTERs-ANoTHER SHIP
WRECK.

THE TREPAssY BAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shIf-
WRECK.
CT JoUS's, Newfoundland, Aug. 1.-THE
from the wreck Of the steamship GenAnia up to last
night that only bar of silver had been re-
covered since Saturday making twentyeght bars In AL
TIL. ,b,n has seted down aft in nine fAthoms Of water
The cargo coming Dsstng OF maGhines coeks
tnhaccn and cigars is almost worthless The oneers OF
The report that another steamship struck near
the ama Mace on the day but she got on ana pro-
ceeded on her voyage The captain OF the MAJ
~ Her captaIn is endeayorlng to secure the cargo
saved nv the boats The passengers OF me Germana e1
the Greatest satisfaction OF the treatment they
ppacsiyeh at Jrepassy and at this place. - -
reCelNSu ~ Ga Eenw OF New London, bound to Green
d Ss LOST at Little Pacenta on Friday and was plum
deredby the wreekers was SA'ou ior
prcrpT,oN OF THE GOVERNOR GENERAL AT
HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, N. s., Aug. 1.-THE Governor-Gen-
eral and party arrived here yesterday afternoon and
wero roceiyed at the depot by guard OF honor COM
80 ., military volunteers and large concourse Oh
peope including the Governor Judges ana otneF pro c
Inent ine which his EXeellency replied He will attend
he onsnipe OF the Windsor and Annapols Railway TO-
nne opSi and a public banquet on Thursday.
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GENERAL NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

1.-The Rideau Canal in Canada has been
repaired. and navigation IL resumed.
Mrs. Clifford Of Manor County, Iowa, died
on Saturday from the effects OF fright ON viewing the
solar eclipse.
....J. C.. French's carpenter shop in WOrces.
ter, Mass, was burned on Monday Loss. $1,000; nsu
rance, 1900.
-. DISPATCHES from the Schuylkill region re.
port showers I'm various quarters which IL hoped vii
give Philadelphia ample supply Of water
THE morocco factory of Freeman SewAn
In Charesown. Mass, destroyed by nre on Monday
Loss $4,000; partially insured
Capt A. b. McIke, a we'll known steam
boat OF So Louis lost his pOcketbook on street eA
on Monday lt contained 1900 In money, aud tV"Oh
notes and eheekA
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AUSTRIA,

THE VIENNA PRESS ON THE PRUssIAN NOTE.
VIENNA, Tuesday, Aug. II, 1869.
The entire press If the city dsapprove the note re-
Gently sent by the Prussian Government denying
Won Beusts assertion in respect to his endeavors to
promote amity The journals denounce the course Of
Prussia as unprecedented diplomacy
TRIESTE, Tuesday, Aug. II, 1869.
The O. S. steam frigate Franklin has arrived at
this port.
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NEW CUSTOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
STATE AND MUNICIPAL FEEs-LARGE or
DERs FOR TOBACCO STAMPS.
THE INDLAN&

OPERATIONS or TIE TROOPS IN ARIZoNA-CN'
SUCCESSFUL SEARCH Tor CAPTURED MAILS.
SAN Francisco, Aug. i6.-Late adyices from
state that the troops have made successful eI
oursion 70 Bare Mountains. They killed and wounded
number of Indians and destroyed considerable property
company OF soldiers had returned from an unsnecess
hi search for the mails recently captured by Indians
near camp Dole Creek. Besides checks, vouchers &c
the mail contained many grcenbacks The savages az
taeked a train, between Weekenburg aud the Vuliuu
Mines and captured nine mules.
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FRANCE.

THE EMPKROR-THE NEW MINISTER OF WAR.
PARIS, Tuesday, August II, 1869.
The Emperor is better to-day, and took a walk in
the park at St. Cloud 1t is now asserted that Gen.
Lebeuf will be appointed Minister of War.
THE PRESS ON THE AMNESTY.
The press of the city regard the recent amnesty
DEGREES of the Emperor as an abandonment of past
policy and pledge for the future. The funeral of
Marshal Mel takes place to-day.
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-. oovxrcrIcUr WESTERN RAILROAD.

II ram. Conn, Aug. 1.-THE vote of the
- y, uartford to-day on the Connecticut Western
80, rocation was 1913 for William Hamersley 70
90, ,or george M Bartholomew, agent to Represent
the toeE OF the in the coming
ING TOT the an expression In favor OF tho
Inc vote ne through Pennington in preference 70 tho
S Southsrn ronte through TaTlnYnle.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

DENIAL OF THE REPORT OF CUBAN NEG0TIA-
TIoNs WITH THE UNITED STATES.
MADRID. Tuesday, Aug. II, 1862
The EpOea and other newspapers of this city deny
the existence of negotiations between Spain and the
United States relative to Cuba. IL is said that the
Government desires the restoration of order in Cuba
before considering the subject of the cessiOn to the
United States. The rumor of proposition looking
to an berian Union is officially denied. Paul S.
Forbes of New-York, who has been here some time
in the interest of Cuba, has gone to America. He
viii return again on the reassembing of the COrtes
DEFEAT OF CARLIsTs LED By A PRIEST.
body of Carlists led by the Vicar Aeublas were
defeated at Abejnela by the National troops. The
Vicar and 10 of his men were taken prisoners.
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PRIZE FiGHT IN MISSOURI

ST.. LOUIS. Aug. 17.-A prize fight took place
yesterday between Allen and Gallagher. at FOSTER
Island which resulted in the defeat Of the latter Nine
rounds we're fought The contestants severely pun
ished In the third round an unsuccessful attempt sai
made by alaghe friends 20 break up .he nght Not
withstanding that Galagbers second 81 threw up the
snonSe |" The referee decides the fght . draw"