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The New York herald., 1869-12-16
GU B a.
THE WAR in THE EASTERN DEPARTMENT..
The Insurgert Position Of "Moyote -
Character of Cperations-Tha
General Unhealthiness.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Dec. 8, 1862
Some days since General vamaseda stated to o
meeting OF planters that the insurrecton would end
with the month OF November. On the 1st inst tho
Official paper published despatch from Colonel
Camara, announcing that he had driven all the In
surgents from their strongholds and had effected
junction With Colonel Ahren-e,0o the war was over.
This Ia regarded by the Spanlards as most wonder
ful fulnlment OF prophecy and has raised Vamaseda
honor In his own country. However, there remain
unbellevin2 ones anu those who have to regard
"ofcial" and mendacous as synononous tcrms
The insurgent position OF "Moyoto" proper, to OBJ
tain which has admittedly cost the spapiards over
200 In killed and wounded, Is conical hill about
twelve leagues from here Standing alone ana COM
mandng an extended view. glrt on al sides with
dense forest ana brush, aiiording every advantage
to the insurgents, whose lines ara said to extend
leagues along its base. In the rear OF these
ana extending through to Mayari are vast tracts Of
uncutvated and even unexpored lands, where
l0o 600 insurgents might hide away for years, par
tculariy II they had been proyident enough TO carry
cattle thter and clear aud plant fields OF panains
and yams, which, am assured, they have done,
employing the numerous slaves which they have
taken from the estates for that purpose.
The insurgents in Moyote IN great force. There
are said to be 6,0oo men, commanded by Brig adler
expedition and, with several others, aided by Rus
tan, escaped from tho 500 soldiers who we're sen,
against the luckless thirty-nve.
In general the Spaniards are making some pro.
gress against the insurgents, bu5 with heavy loss.
They are only able TO advance at all by dnt OF grape.
shot ana shell which they pour into THAT part OF the
woods where the fire OF the lnsurrectoulsts is th9
hottest. When they come upon an earthwork they
shell 1t TIL they think the Insurgents are sucleny
shaken, ana then they charge with the bayoncs.
Sometimes the insurgents are able to repulse them,
but oftener the cannonadc ooiges Them TO
qu,s their entertainments though not with.
out tumbug over few artillerymen and
firing from al sides on the infantry. The
insurgents fire does not, however cause tho chief
de. rncton 10 the Spaniards. The wretched treat
ment accorded the soldiers, who are continually su
tcrng from hunger the want OF an efficient med
Cal stan ana the general unheaithiness prevalent
are causag fearful losses TO The army. sickness is
on the increase. There are between 700 and 500
men THE military hospitals and sick ana wounded
are biileed the estates. Last week seven officers
were buried here, and numbers are sick OF vomito
and other Diseases Cholera Is still prevalent III thl5
country. and the smallpox making fearful ravagel
General JORDAN said TO oe III the Central Depart
meDt.
The New York herald., 1869-12-16
a pRiLABstPala nSEa.
Miserable Den,h OF a wealthy old Lady.

tirOm tho Philadelphia Post, Dec. 1871
Mrs. Aun Kelly, mserly lemaie OF eghtY-nve
years, died suddenly yesterday morning In OF
those miserable rookcres tn1t make the name or
Baker street distasteful Her abode was 40. GI0 n
frame bulldng but singie story high looking IL
strong breeze would dein0ilsh A. 10 a twinkle.
liere thus aged piece OF humanity hai lived aione
Tor hall century or more. A single room nli
that the honse contained ani au almost paneless
window cast pilnmer of light over the picture OF
wretcheduess ana apparent want. ine deceased
was Clad III tattered garments scarcely suiilceDt TO
Atde Aer nahedlleSS sac lay upon a carpete53 door.
An OLD bed, worn oct stove, dllpldaLei clair and
o leancss table comprised ali that tho room con-
tained may we except an emaCia5ed aog who stood
guard over the remains OF his departed MISTRESS.
1ne poor anima, was iaittfa 70 tne last When
Coroner Taylor entered the wre5ched nabttation the
canine sDarea, and AZ he approached the body the
auiuia dew AZ hiua, aud nad TO DC driyen nom The
room.
Mfs Kely's death resulted from DEBILITY The
only witness In the case was young man whose
checks were p0ucue1 out with rum. lie muinped
out, IN answer 90 queeti0n by tho Coroner that the
deceased had becn supplying tim with funds to our
cnase liquor. "oniy yesterday morningn he said,
"sle gave me a ten cent note, ana while away get
thug 1t changed she dIedn The deceased had wasted
away to mere skeleton, her liieless form weighing
less than lorty pounds
The Coroner, after srmmoniny jury and ascer-
iainIng the cause of her death was preparing for
her burial aJ the expense OF the ctY believing that
she was poverty stricken and thai ner deatn had
been hurried on By want, when n gentleman made
ms appearance and anuounced'himseif az the agent
or The deceased. 10 was then that her history was
made known. sue was not poor. yet ahe mad lived
wretcbed life 10 that Blutous locality aud had by
some means atnas3ed u little fortune She had from
time 10 time Invested her money in real estate On
tue ncighb0rhooa, the income from which was
alone sufficient TO support her nicely.
Tho BODY Of the Old lady was taken IN charge by
the agent and subsequently an undertaken drove mp
ana carried the remans away, with Instructions W
give tnam decent burial.
The New York herald., 1869-12-16

The Porto Rico Consiitu,ion--asCast lron''
Liberry-Coionial Indepeudenec--HoInc DIf-
fcultcs and Class Opposition 10 Republicans
iSm-Whnt the People Required end How
fFhuy srere
The New York herald., 1869-12-16

The Ecnmenical Councii--Durntion aad WORT
Of tho Assemoiy--A "-horto session. ana
for Cogent Rcasons--Pius tho Ninth aud The
Printjna Press--Tbe syllabus and a Six
Months, Dcbate-Should the Pope Die -
German and French stFroe Principies''--
Material Aid, ar the Dict and Lodging
Qucsiion-The Military aud PoIice--Thc
F.rst "ilatv TO spain-Cush from America
aud Other Countries.
ROME, Dec. l. 1s6D.
Vow long is tho Vatican Council 10 Iast9 low
many bishops Will be PRESENT. now will they all be
provided forf such are the questions which natu-
rally arse Ia the minds OF those who have been 80
The New York herald., 1869-12-16
WHOSE FAULT WAS ~
A Police Sergeant Fuumei's syntchnnn-
Another .soracnnf in Trouble.

A Police Sergeant PummeiIs m Wntchmnn--
Another Sergeant in Trouble.
Before tho Police Commissioners yesterday Ser
geant Henry Hutchinson was tried for assaultlng
Richard Firmin. watchraan OF the Fulton Bank, cor
ner OF Pearl and Fulton strecta From the evidence
t appeared that the night OF the LIST OF December
Sergeant Hutchinson was passing mp Fulton strees
with his wife, sister ana two lady friends, Mrs.
Hutchinson crossed the steps OF rho bank when tho
Waterman caught hoid Of her and pushed her back.
Hutchinson rushed MP and jersed the insucr or his
wife.
accused stated hts name was Sergeant Smith OF the
sixth precinct, after beng mtortuned 10 give his
uamc. The sergeant sworo that he gave his proper
name that he struck Firinin after hc had msuscd
his wife. Mrs. Hutchinsons evidence was In sub
stantiation OF that OF the accused ana was very
explicit as the particulars Of the assault npon her,
Sergeant Farrell, OF the Second precinct. yolnn-
teered as witness in behalf or Hutchinson but was
much excited from some cause that Commissioner
Breunan ordered him to take his seat told him ho
should be IN bed and Instructed Sergeant DAVIS, Of
the central once to prefer charge OF intoxicat ION
IN the presence OF the Commissioners against
Farrell. iho, charge against Hutcnnson wa geisr~
rcd 10 full Board,
The New York herald., 1869-12-16
PORTO RICO.

velesraphic Conam unicution ON the Island
Projected Submarine Cable 10 Cuba.
Tho Gaceta, Of Porto Rico, under date OF Novcm.
Der 25 publishes the following notice respecting tho
telegraph limos throughout the isiand:-
The line Of telegraph to Rio. pIelras was inaugu.
rated on the ga inst and In the course Of Decem-
Der 10 viii DO finished TO Arecioo and the three sta
tons viii be opened TO the public. IL has, more
over been settled 10 carry the line on to Ponce VIA
Hulnacoa ana Guayama, which Is to 30 nnished hy
March ncxt-that Is, when tile cable shan have been
laid between Ponce aud the island Of Cuna, accord
ina 10 the oder made py the telegraph company or
the west Indies and Panama. The line Will then ts
carried IRON AreciOo to Aguadilla and Nayaguez.
The New York herald., 1869-12-16
Spanish Legislation for the Colonies and
The Constitution for Porto Rico.
The Ecumenical C0uncil-.-Its Work
and Duration.
Tribute 70 The Pope and "reminiscences Of His
Personal Mission in South America.
French Politics, Commerce and the
Opera.

The Hamburg American Company's steamship
Cmbria, Captain Gaaok, rom Hamburg, BY way
or HayTe on the 5th u December, arrived at this
port yesterday morning ana delivered our news
paper files, dated to her uay or sailing, 81 the
HERALD Building at halt.past enc O'Clock II The
afternoon.
The New York herald., 1869-12-16

Inyocaia a--ImmaeulsA.
Plus Nonus Pastor fsl rs
Per touciiium fert s,xil m.
&undus crebris Tot s.leuris.
Impiicains--DScn--s1us.
Per hoe Sumen-E, - -.xe~1
krtricatur--iiiu7trntur
The New York herald., 1869-12-16

is with the Uintah Wind River, wdhsatcn Big
SO mat by tho time the winter winds or summer
breezes reach the plains the atmosphere mas been
deprived OF SO much OF Its moisture that thero %
comparatively little LETT Tor snow or rain IN oIder
To illustrate the small amount OF moisture Inst Iais
IN the more central sections Of the Contnent Ia COM
South and North and East, let D0k ~ the annual
fall at the following dozen Ioints--Six IN tue
West and six IN tue Atlantic Statel.--
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-03
SURGERY.


II IL one OF the greatest triumphs OF Homo.
opathy to dispense with tie operation OF amPu.
tatiOn and cXcision in more than twO.thirds OF
tho cases. by the mdical euro Of the diseased
parts, which Allopathy would havo consigned
10 tho knife.
Fractures and serious wounds aro healed In
less time and with lcss pain than under any
other mode Of treatment.
Homeopathy is fulfilling mission whose end
Is the overthrow Of all other modes of cure,
and the establishment Of its own complete and
permanent rule. ..
HOMEOPATHY AND LIFE AssURANcK.-Tho
Directors OF London Life Assurance Oficc-
the General Provident at its recent meet
in., have placed OH record their opinion "that
persons treated by tho Homeopathic system en-
Joy more robust health, are lcss frequently at
tackled by disease aud when attacked recover
moro rapidly than those treated BY any other
system; that with respect TO the more fatal
classes OF diseases the mortality under Homo
opathy !. small In comparison with that OF Al
lOpatby; that there arc diseases not curablo at
all under the latter system which arc perfectly
curnblc under the former: and finally. that the
medicines prescribed by HomGopathists do not
mjurc the constitution, whereas those employed
by Allopaihs not unfrcqucntly entail the most
serious and In many instances fatal conse-
ancnccs." Tho Directors further propose TO
summon meeting Of the shareholders to lay
before them the facts they have collected and
lllc ueCltlOH " WHICH lHcy udfc aTTlNSu, uuHnc-
ly, ITO open n special section for persons treat.
cd by Homeopathic System, at lower rate OF
premium than that charged on other llves."-
london (Ehg) Observer.
THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY, OF Albany, New York, says: Re
gardiDg medical treatment, Us affecting rates,
that tho systems OF medical practice "a affecting
the duration OF life arc we'll worthy Of consider.
alton by Life Insurance Companies appears to
US evident; calculations upon data In our pos
session show decreased rate OF mortality under
the Homeopathic system OF Medicine W.
have therefore concluded to make deduction
of 10 per cent from the table rates upon each
payment Of premium by thsSc habitilally using
this m0do Of treatment. In case OF medical
pSacticc being changed the full rates will bc
again charged. To those who employ tho HO.
mGopathic system when ILL., this company will
make deduction OF 10 per cent. from the usual
rates OF premium, feeling satisfied that the NOR
tallty from disease II vastly lcss under this
moda OF treatment. From a large mass OF sta.
tistics. gathered from all parts Of tho civilized
world, and supplied largely by Allopathic au.
thortics, embracing the records OF tho treat.
mcnt OF over 300OOO cases OF disease, Is drawn
tho following .... ..
....r... GENERAL SUMMARY. ...
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TO THE PUBLIC.

II Is important TO those who arc afflicted, or
IN those who are Interested In the welfare of
their friends. to be careful Of tho many pretended
doctors who infcst all cities, publishing their
skill In curing all diseases In few days, and
imposing upon the public by using the names o.
eminent physicians from Europe and other
places.
DIR. FLATTERY doc. not deceive people b,
exhibiting bogus titles. pretended patients lei.
tcrr. certificates, etc. The Doctor will satiffy
all persons who may cnll at his Office. Of bis abiI.
ity to treat all diseases he proposes TO euro. II
will cost you nothing. and may savc You many
rcgrcts-for, as advertising physicians in cish,
cases ont OF ten arc bogus, there is no safety IN
trusting any OF them ill you know who aDt
what they arc. He docs not guarantee all cases
fees nrc exactcd only where cures can be or
footed. Where doubt exists as to the potsibilii,
OF cure II Is freely stated believing this Is the
Address, DIR. J. FLhTTERY,
Sacramento, Cal.
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B.-DR. PLATTERY will appear at Nir-
ginin. International uotol, tile LAsT WEDNEs-
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II will thus he seen that OF one hundred ps
,icnts treated by Homeopathic physicians eight
will die whla Ii the samc number arc treated
by Al!opnthic physicians, ihirty.four will die;
aud OF the myriads who die under old school
treatment the world over, Homeopathic treat.
mcnt would save seycniy.siX OF every hundred.
Virginia. December /. 1868. dol II