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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
CHICAGO TRADE.

The mercantile houses whose cards compose
cii;s column are carefully selected from die
leading firms ia Chicago. as those whose eA-
teusIve operations anG widespread repu :alton
entitIe them to the first ark in commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, February 22.-Sendtc.-
The Senate to-day caucusscd on the repeal
of the tenure-of office bill, and had stormy
time of it. Messrs. Morton, Thayer, and
Robertson favored the repeal, and said it
was no fit question for caucus, and they
would vote in the matter regardless of any
action which might be taken by @ caucus.
The Senate, without having done any
business, took recess until O'Clock os-
tensibly to honor the day, but really to go
into caucus.
House.-The Memphis and Ell Paso rail
road bill was taken up, and thbusterlng
upon it commenced. 1t will pass, as it
asks nothing from the Government but the
right Of way.
The bill did pass by 122 to As.
There were introduced under the regular
call e bill recognizing the independence of
Cuba, and one deVoting a part of the pub
lie lands in Cuba to internal improvements.
In discussion on predence of business
it was stated that the legislative, Judiciary,
and post-otfioe appropriations are pend
ing, and there are seven privileged reports
from committees which may provoke de-
bate.
Mr.. Schenck's bill to strengthen the pub
lie credit was considered without action.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the post-ofice appropriation bill.
The letter-carryins system was extended to
cities having 10000 inhabitants, and the
bill passed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

A DARING WIFE.-Captain BURTON, the
wcll-known traveller, sent his wife from
Brazil to London to superintend in that
city the publication of his latest work on
that country. She puts q preface to the
work on her own behalf, in which she takes
exception to some of the views of her hus-
band on moral and religious problems.
She thus concludes:
cit is therefore time for me respectfully
but firmly to assert that, although proudly
accept of the trust confded to me, and
pledge myself not to avail myself of my
discretionary powers to alter one word of
the original text, l protest vehemently
against his religious and moral sentiments,
which belle a good and chivalrous life. l
point the finger of Indignation particularly
ct what misrepresents our Holy Roman
Catholic Church, and at what upholds that
unnatural and repulsive law, polygamy,
which the author is careful not to practice
himself, but from high moral pedestal he
breaches to the ignorant as means Of popu-
lation in young countries.
81 am compelled to differ with him on
many other subjects; but, be it understood,
not in the common spirit of domestic jar,
but with q mutual agreement to differ and
enjoy our differences, whence points of in
terest never flag"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

PROFESSIONS WITHOUT PRAcrroE.--1t is q
significant fact that, with all the professions
about rctrenchment and reform and the
way the poor Department clerks have been
slaughtered, not dollar of the expenses
about the capitol has been reduced by Con-
gress. 1t is established that, even under
the law, the Office OF Sergeant alarms Of
the House is worth $40, 900 Congress. In
the report Of the Clerk of the House this
officer is put down as having received seve-
raj hundred dollars in one day for arrest
ing members under q call Of the House.
His mileage fees are enormous. A compu-
tation shows that since he has been in
office he has travelled, in constructive
miles, nine times round the globe. 1t is
not pretended by any one that he has taken
cent more than the law allows, and his
accounts are audited by various officials,
but it is 80 much the worse for the law that
such an immense expenditure should grow
under the eyes Of the House. Even Wash
burne, the great Elihu, winks at it.-Cor-
reSDondence of the World,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

Cooperative HoUsEKEEPING.-Dr. Dio
Lewis has introduced it admirably into
Boston in one form, in his eight-story
boarding-ho The lower story is re-
staurant. The building has steam cleva-
tor and two dumb walters, sixty large rooms,
with hot and cold water in every bedroom,
a mile and a quarter of speaking-tube con-
Meeting every room in the house with the
office. The price of suits of rooms ranges
from $500 to $4,000 per annum. Parties
or families can be served with meals at q
few minutes notice without leaving their
rooms, and everything goes on 80 satisfac-
torily that it is said the Dect or now only
regrets that he had not built twelve stories
instead of eight. Here is good begin
ming. Now let us have similar establish
ments at cheaper rates, but as well con-
Quoted, to meet the wants of the Million
Rep0Mtion.
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mon to medium, ss6sl5; bright smoking or
working, good TO fine, sl36a26. ssx.y5,s 5. -ss,s
LeaG-Shipping. short, dark, IN good order,
ss@s1o: short, dark, In soft order. S79aS;
dark, In soft order, $7.5o6s1o; stemming,
short and long, 8s@a13, 80; bright wrappers,
medium to good. $Is1s3o; bright wrappers,
fine to extra, s9o8s50-
LynchburR, Va. atrr
In Lynchburg on the 10th market firm and
active. Quotations were:
Primiugs, s26a3. Lugs-Inferior and COM
mon, s3@s4.5 80; good and smooth dark, S6fls6;
fine working SO. 509SS extra yellow smoking,
Sl56$3O. Lsaf-Inferior and common, s5f1S7;
good and fine shipping, 81. 5o@flo; extra ship
ping, none selling; common working filters,
IS. 60G1s7; good working filters, $7.5o6ss. 80;
fine working filters, s9@sl0; common and fine
wrappers, slo@a24; extra and fine wrappers,
none selling.
Cincinnati, o.
In Cincinnati on the 18th instant the de-
mand continued good for all grades OF leaf,
with sales to-day Of 4Shogsheads and cases,
ns follows
40 hogsheads of Mason and Bracken county,
kentucky, leaf, lngs, and trash-2 ut H5. son
s. so, ut s68ss 90. ut S.. 2o09s7 .25, i atss,
ut 80 GoG0S9 SIS, S at SloGDlO 10 at Sll@sll. 10
Mt Sl26Sl2 80, 4 at $I36$l3.25. 8 at Sl4 5oD
Sl47j, at $l6.7j, Q at s17@sl7 %. l at SIS rs.
] ut 30, 4 IS: boxes West Tirglnia-1 at
50. %, Eat .25@S6.3o.
ST. Louis, Mo.
In St. Louis, shippers are represented as do
ing little or nothing. Sales for five days were
II hhds., from $3.50 to $l5, and Is boxes at
1910 to 50. In the same time 45 hogsheads on
the breaks were passed or bids rejected. To-
bacco in good order for western manufacture
in demand. Quotations are: Scraps nominal
at 81 to $3.50; green and frosted Tugs, $685.;
new Tugs, unfrosted, s4.5o@s6; unsound old
do, S6@$S; sound do, $s0$9.6o; dark leaf,
50. 5o@$l2. so; dark factory dried do, S9@sll !;
coiory do, ST. .259slS; black wrappers, none /;
medium colored leaf, $l3@Sl6; bright, none.
Louisville, Ky.
In Louisville, Ky, on the 18th, quotations
were
GAINESVILLE and
Western District
Light planters Tugs. 4.6oGa $50 i 5000 80
Low and mid. leaf. 7.G0@l3.00 SO00l1. 90
Good leaf. 15.00@0l7 90 12.O0z114. 90
Fine and choice leaf. l7oo@25.00 1400@l7.00
Sales at the six auction warehouses, 26S hogs
heads, with reflections of bids on is prices
ranged from IS. 80 to $3.50. The market fully
maintained the buoyancy which characterized
it for several days. Receipts on the 18th in
slant, $50 hogsheads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

GENERAL GRANTS OPINION OF RECON-
MENDATIONS.-Gene Grant learned the
folly Of cheap recommendations during the
war by sad experience. General Hillyer
relates that shortly after the fall of Vicks-
burg surgeon Of an Illinois regiment, who
had won his (Hillyer's) affections by some
means, complained to him of the unplea-
8antuess Of non-combataut's position to
man of peculiarly belligerent disposition
like himself, and requested him as favor
TO recommend him for some position where
he could do little fighting. Hillyer Was
delighted at the opportunity to recon-
mend such fighting doctor, and at
the further suggestion and request
Of the surgeon promised to get
General Grants signature to the
same. And did, too, General Grant saying,
81 do this, Hillyer, on your recommenda-
ton you know all about the man :" The
assurance was given, and the signature was
appended. Nothing was heard OF the mat
ter again until General Grant came East,
and was II want Of few general cthcers.
On his application MIR. Stanton sent him,
among others, Brigadier-General -, the
former surgeon. Grant soon found he could
not drill regiment, and with considerable
feeling demanded Of Mr.. Stanton to know
why he had sent him such man. Mr..
Stanton, in reply, showed the recommends
tiGn signed U. s. Grant. There could be
no reply, and, much mortified, Grant turn
ed away. Since that time recommendations
have meant more to him than ever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
WE COMMEND TO OUR PEOpL,

EATE COMMEND TO OUR PEOPLE
W the use of Z. r. BASES COUGH SYRUP.
believing that the preparation Is one Of decided
merit. The certificate of Conductor Fnks, of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, IS appended
"WAYNEsEoRo', VA, January IA, 1869.
ct Il. Bass:
Dear Sir,-I am happy to say that the use Of
your Cough Syrup has contributed to my general
health and already feel that It is Indispensable.
take great pleasure in recon ending It to those In
the least predisposed TO consumption. shall do
what can to introduc your Invaluable medicine in
this community. With my most earnest wishes for
Jour success, remain
''Your obedient servant, j. r. FISKSn
For sale by Purcell, Ladd 4 Co., Meade & Baker
John W RisOn, l.. Is. ThOmqs, .. A. strcckcr
q. McPhail, j. *. Childrey &c Co, j. A. BIamire
homas NJ Saunders Wood Il Son, L.. Wagner,
and Robert Lccky. Church Hill.
None genuine Without my signature.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
fe 23-lt +. r. BASS.
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Foreign Mnrkets-rBY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Mnrkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, February 22.-Noon.-Consols, 800
9336. United States bonds, 70. Sugar, on the
spot, sos. Cd.
LONDON, February 22-Ecening. = United
States bonds, 7SA. Sngar-On the spot, 3ss.
3D.; afloat, sos. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, February O. Noon. - Cotton
flrmer but not higher; uplands, llAd.; Or
leans, I'D; estimated sales, 10000 bales
4 fternOOn. Cotton firmer and more active ;
uplands, 1l;sd. Orleans, 12jGd. sales, II ,Oo0
bales. Corn-Old, 32s. new, 30s. Sd. Pork
dull. Tallow, 4js. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, February 22.-Erening.
firm uplands, I'D; Orleans, l2hd sales,
II, 900 bales. Corn-Old, SIS. Sd.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, February 22.-Whiskey dull at
92c Provisions unsettled. Bacon-Shoulders.
1890. Lard, 1sc. Mess pork neglected, $3l
being the best offer.
ST.. Louis, February 22.-Whiskey dull at
Ole. Mess pork quiet at SS2@S32.50. Bulk
meats dull and lower. Shoulders, 12A@l3c.;
clear sides, l7hc. plain sugar-cured hams,
lSc. canvassed hams, l9c. Lard dull at 100
2lRc.
WILMINGTON, N. c., February 22.-Spirlts
turpentlne, Size. Rosin dull. Tar advanced
Sc. to $3.05.
NEW ORLEANS, February 22.-Cotton ad-
vanced M@lc. middlings, 2Shc. there Is a
strong demand and light offerings sales, 1900
bales; receipts since Saturday, 9.3o7 bales.
Sugar higher; common, 12A6ll2hc. prime,
l51sc.; yellow clarified, 1910. Molasses higher !;
Drimp TgI6Slc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23
Trouble I'm a Roman Catholic Church.

AUBURN, N. T., February 22.-To-day
the congregation of the Roman Catholic
church resisted the removal Of Father
O'Flaherty, who has been removed by the
Bishop after being their pastor for twenty
two years. A large number of the congre-
CATION pushed their way to the altar, took
the new appointee by the arm and led him
from the church. The meeting then re-
solved that the new pastor should not &C.
cupy the pastoral care of the church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23
The Farce in the House of Repre-.
senTHtiVes.

The report of the proceedings Of the
House Of Representatives Of Saturday thus
concludes the farce begun OH Friday night,
the particulars Of which appeared in the
dispatch Of yesterday:
At one o'clock the SerCcant-at- Arms ap-
reGrcd at the bar of the House with twenty
honorable culprits in his charge, the alb
scutees of last night, who had since fallen
into his net. They were ranged IN the area
IN front Of the Speakers chair, ana were
about to be formally arraigned and inquired
Of az to their excuses, when
Mr.. BR00MALL rose ard offered reso-
luton directing that al further proceedings
under the call be dispensed with, and that
the Committee on Accounts be authorized to
allow 10 the Sergeant alarms the amount
Of expenses incurred by him.
Mr.. RANDALL moved 10 lay the whole
subject on the table. Rejected.
MIR. JUDD inquired what the legal fees of
the Sergeant-at-Arms we're. lie understood
that Que call of the House had cost the sum
Of $j17.
Mr.. BR0OMALL replied that the fees
were three dollars and twenty cents for
each man arrested, and mileage. He moved
the previous question.
The previous question was seconded, and
the resolution was adopted.
The members in custody then took their
seats, and the curtain fell on the perform
ancc entitled Call Of the House."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23
The rwenty.second mt the South

RALEIGH, N. c., February 22.--The Lee
gislature adjourned to-day in honor OF
Weshington's birthday.
WILMINGTON, N. c., February 22.-The
day was not observed in this city.
New ORLEANS, February 22.-The Lee
gislature adjourned for the day, and the
banks and public Offices are closed. The
First infantry and Fourth artillery and a
number Of German Turner Societies pa
raded. The consular, newspaper, and
other flags are flying. The members Of the
Southern Press Association are here, guests
at the St. Charles Hotel,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-We learn that FIRE
broke out on the farm Of Mr.. William P.
Ladd, near Campbell Courthouse, on Friday
last, which destroyed over 1000 panels of
fencing. causing loss to Mr.. Ladd Of nearly
or quite s., 200. Fortunately, no buildings
On the farm were burned. The origin of
the fire is unknown, but there is strong
reason for the belief that it was the work of
some vile incendiary.-Lynchburg Ne,oS.
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Tobacco Markets
RICHMOND, February %, lss!

RIcHXoSD, February %, 1869.
At the Richmond Tobacco Exchange TO. day
offerings at auction were ST packages, of which
10 were re- exhibited, and balance sold at 81. 80
to S35. Breaks 10 day, So hogsheads, 10 tierces,
and boxes; breaks for the week, 772 hogs
heads, lot tierces, and 80 boxes. Market du-
ring the week quite active, and prices ad-
vanced, especially for bright wrappers. We
now quote as follows:
Lugs.-Shipping green or unripel, common
10 medium, s51$6 ripe, in good order. ss0
" 90; ripe, in soft order, 70 5ogSb. 90 WORKING
common to medium, s5GI6; working, good,
$6.t09s7 bright smoking or working, COM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

How STOLEN BONDS ARE RECOVERED
Cincinnati, February 2l.-Charles King
alias Holbrook, who robbed the safe of
Cumberling & Pyne, in New York, in
January, ives taken to New York last night.
lie was arrested here by the chief of po-
lice and kept under guard at hotel while
the case was being investigated.
The result was that 100000 of TIE s olen
bonds were secured. A man ramed Norris
went to Boston with countersi-r tc a
friend OF King, who had thsee bonds, \
third party brought them to he city, SC
crcted them, and wrote note tc The ar-
thorities here, telling them Uhc~c to I'd
them. The matter was kept e r~cfound &C.
cret here until last night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23
FOR SALE,

A BARGAIN IN TOBACCO Ma
"a CHINRRY.-Fors sale at half It's original cost
tie most complete and improved set of MA
CHINEkY EUk MANUFACTURING TOBAC-
co PURPOSES In the United States, made to
order but short time since, and In fine working
condition For any one desiring to embark In
the tobacco manufacturing business such an OPP
portunity but seldom occurs. apply TO
4. o. EUWARDS
fe9-2w IS Front street, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23
Republican Troubles In Georgia.

ATLANTA, Ga, February 22.-Foster
Blodgett, chairman of the Republican State
Central Committee, Issued q call Saturday
for meeting to be held here to-day. Many
of the distant members not being able to
arrive on such short notice, the meeting
Was packed and finally broke up in confv-
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Chicago, Ill.
Savannah, Ga,

In Savannah on the 10th, Corn inactive and
quoted from wharf in large lots from Sl.2o to
$l.22h small lots from wharf, 81. 25, and from
store, 81 % to 81 80. Stock fully equal to the
demand, and large arrivals expected. Inquiry
chiefly for home use. Cats-Sales from wharf
during the week At s71G to 9oc., and. from store
at 81 to $l05. Market dull.
Wilmington, N. c.
In Wilmington on the 10th, Corn, in store,
sl.Oj to sl.l5; cargo, 81. oats, GOO. to II.
Nashville, Tenn.
Ii Nashville, Tenn, on the 18th, receipts OF
Corn heavy and lower, quoted i'll the ear at
90 to &c., shelled at s. to Csc. sacked and de-
livered al depot, rs 10 Soc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

II won't be the fault of the newspapers
if two or three ocean steamers do not 60 to
the bottom with all on board before the
season is over, by their publishing, with
staring headlines, detailed accounts of the
results of an ocean race between the Russia
and the City of Paris steamers, with re-
ports of the enormous bets depending on
the result and the extraordinary means
taken by each to win.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23
WAUEOADs.


M& W. gsss.sslg Es5fa--z1S. -.
DICHMoND AND DANYILLE KAl1a =
III ,ROAD-CHANgE OF sChE FL ~ ;rSe.
and after SUNDAY, February 2bt, nsstnc 80
sEN6ER TRkINs on this rosd WIN % ran -
Come WEST, LYNCHBURa .FAgsEEaAsS
leave Richmond daily except sundsysls = narsn1
close connections with trains on the SouI1sloo
road for Far7nyille, LynchburRs brfss0h nnmn on6
vile, Nashville, Memphis &c1 &c. ThhOn61t
NAIL AND EXPRESS leave Richmond 6ssly y
2toP, II. leave DanvtIle daily at s;1 Z. M.s
arrive at Greensboro daily at 2.lo a. d., MAKING
close connections for all stations On the Hortn
Charlotte, Columbus augusta, and all points
South.
PRESS leave Greensboro daily at l. 20 d: leave
DanvilIe daily at 2;e a; M aTiiT PsAssEsa mE1Rs
leave Burteviile daily except Sundays1 ~ AUf
d. arrive ut Richmond a. s.DP.M.
Through tickets can BIO procured " tne Hckss
ONCE in Richmond TO all important points Sout "a
and Southwest, and at Greensboro ana UAnvlite "
-. H'1-'0 SHOMAS DODAMEAD.
utendenf, Il
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siod. Colonel Bryant, Judge Harris, and
DR.. Bard, 'eontending for peaes and har-s
mony," finally retired, leaving the commit
tee without quorum. A State convention
will be called to meet here March 5th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23
The Rain,

AUGUSTA, GA, February 22.-It has been
raining heavily here during the entire day.
SAVANNAH, February 22.-The weather
is warm, with heavy rains.
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The North Carolina Railroad Appro.
NrfatiOnS.

RALEIGH, N. c., February 22.-lt is
well understood that the Supreme Court
sustains the injunction against the Chatham
railroad. It is supposed this decision cuts
of nearly 100000 of the recent rail
road appropriations by the Legislature.
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Latest from Cuba.

HAVANA, February 22.-The merchants
of the city have agreed to guarantee 3O0,-
900 reals in legal-tenders.
General Dulce has requested that list
of American citizens in Havana be made
ont
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

SOCIAL RELATIONS OF GENERAL GRANT
And GENERAL BUTLER.-General Grant
and Mrs. Grant called yesterday on Mrs.
Ben +. Butler-not on the General as
the dispatches of this morning had it. At
the time of the call the General was in the
House speaking on the army bill, and re-
plying Yes" to the query, "Did he mean
to nominate General Grant for the Presi-
dency in 1872 ?" A singular coincidence,
but not at all significant. | learn from
good authority that overtures for social
peace and recognition have been persis-
tently made by Butler some weeks past,
and 80 UNFORTUNATELY that General and
Mrs. Grant have been compelled, for the
sake of etiquette, TO respond and hence
the visit Correspondence Times, goth.
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Revolution i'm MexicO-The RevOIu-
tiOnery Army In Thirty Leagues
of the CAPITAL.

HAVANA, February 22.-The steamer
Louisiana has arrived from Vera Cruz,
bringing $3,0O0,000 in specie. A telegram
from the city Of Mexico says Negrete, at
the head of the revolutionary army, was
within thirty leagues of the capital, on
which he was marching. Rumors regard
ing the situation are conflicting. One
report says Negrete had defeated Cuellar,
commanding the national troops. Another
says Negrete was routed and forced to fly.
Daro had defeated the rebel forces ct
Pachuca,
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AnotI,er Polar Expeaition.

BREMEN, February 22.-The North Ger
man bark Bienen Korb sailed to-day on q
Polar expedition.
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By the Atlantic Cable.
FRANCE.

PARIS, February 20.-The recent order Of
Foscaic, Minister of the Interior, for guard
inc against the abuse Of the right Of people
10 peaceful assemblage, was put in force
Yesterday. A public meeting was contem-
plated at Mont Parsassos, near this city,
but it was dispersed by the authorities. All
public meetings on Wednesday next have
been positively prohibited, as that will be
the twenty-frst anniversary Of the second
inauguration Of republican government
in France.
General Dix publishes card in the pa
per8 Of this city to day denying the story
that has been extensively circulated that
he had recently made s. speech sympathi-
ling with the Greeks in the matters at is
sue between Greece and Turkey. He calls
attention TO the fact that the policy of
America nag always been that of non-in-
terferencein European political affairs, and
ailirms that this, too, is and has been his
policy.
PARIS, February 2l.-A frigate has been
ordered to Cuba to protect the interests Of
French citizens.
MADRID, February 21.-The iron-clad
Victoria is under orders to sail for Cuba.
By recent decree of the Colonial Minis
ter all restrictions are removed from the
Office OF commercial broker in Cuba and
Porto Rico.
AUSTRIA.
TRIESTE, February 2l.-The frigate
Rodersky, while cruising in the Adriatic
yesterday, exploded her powder magazine,
making complete wreck of the ship and
causing great loss of life. Most Of the
officers and crew were instantly killed or
blown into the sea and drowned.