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The New York herald., 1869-03-19
ItLEcaApnlc NEWS nlMs.

DR.. Mudd, who was lately released from the Dry
Tortugas. arrived in Baltimore yesterday on the
steamship Liberty from Key west
man named James Butter was fatally stabbed in
the abdomen by Thomas Dorr, In an ARRAY at OK
ford, Mass, on Wednesday evening.
The lumber storehouse connected with waldron's
last factory in South Danbury, Mass, was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning, with valuable lot OF
partially prepared stock.
The steam saw mill OF J. Osborn 4 SON, lately put
In operation At Durand station, winnibago county,
Ill., was destroyed by fire yesterday morning, and Is
q total loss.
Yesterday afternoon about i've O'Clock the powder
magazine and torpedo factory situated on Church
rum about two miles north OF Tttusve, Pa, ex-
ploded, killing three men named A. ID. Grimm, U. >.
Bills and Henry Todd, and fatally inuring Colonel
II Davidson, the proprietor Of the works.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
ALLEGED MALPRACTICE CASE.
Death ofa German Woman Under Suspicious

Death Of n German Woman Under Suspicious
Circumstances.
wednesday morning Information was received at
the Coroners once that q German woman, Magda-
lena Phiippi, residing on sxty-third street, near
Second avenue, had died suddenly the evening be-
FORE under circumstances that led her husband TO
believe she had been the victim OF NAL practice.
Yesterday Coroner Rollins, assisted by DR.. John
Beach, visited the house; post-mortem exanna-
ton OF the body was made, jury empanelled and
the following circumstances incident to her death de
veloped:-Tnat Magdaena. VINO was married
woman, visited for medical advice upon the re.
commendation OF friend. Dr. Gabriel Wolfe, OF
East Tenth street. on Thursday. the llth inst. she
lett her home about SIX ocloc. ~ 'ne evenns Snu
reaching the house she complained OF Ieeling ~ ana
went TO bed al an earlier hour than usual. buring
that night she was attacked with Internal memoir.
husband visited the doctor, when. on Friday, about
noon time, he called and took something rom her."
the great pains which she was suffering ceased soon
aer but those OF another character then seized her.
eject. and continued day and night until Tuesday
mornip0 when, at half-past seven O'Clock,
she died. perfectly sensible. Meanwhile. on Mon
day evening Mrs. Pnlipp,t IN t. sent & for ia another
what shaken-who was with her but two hours be-
fore her death. she made the statement several
hours prior to her decease that DR.. Wolfe had gwen
her two bottles OF medicine, some OF which she had
obtained but not administered to her. and that upon
her first viut to him ne had examined her.
The postmortem revealed an impregnated uterus
and evidences Of uteropertonitis, she having evi-
frtus. The inquest was adjourned upon tho sug-
restion OF the Coroner until Tuesday next for further
evidence IN the matter aud the attendance OF DR..
Wolfe, warrant having been issued for his arrest.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
TBLBCRAPlC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
Victory for the Insurgents at
Mayari.
Rumored Capture Of Santiago
by Peruvian front -Clads.
A Member of the Spanish Cortes
Killed.
Proposed Franco Belgian Conn
mercial Conference.
The Irish Church DiSestablishment In the
English Parliament.
An Annexation Resolution Proposed in
the New Brunswick Assembly.
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The Attorney General Objects that
It is Reasonable.
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The Irish Church Disestablishmcnt In the
English Parliament.
An Annexation Resolution Proposed in
the New Brunswick Assembly.
The Attorney General Objects that
It is Reasonable.
CUBA.


: Highly Inportant-Defeat or tho spaniards It
Mayari and villa Clara-Lssca Places Wo.
mon and Children Under Military Law-Ru.
.morcd Capture Of st. Jago.
HAVANA March III
Via KEY WEST, March IL, 1863.
1t is now ascertsned that the insurgents at May
ari, under the command OF Generals Aguilera and
/ Narmo. defeated the column which was sent from
st. Jago under Colonel Lopez Camara to take that
place. Private advices state that the loss Of the
Spaniards was 800, out Of column 700 strong.
General Marmol is reported to have been wounded.
treated towards ST. Jago
returned volunteer from villa Clara reports tnat
La Torre who commands the Spanish troops there,
was defeated the Sd instant and that it win take
10000 men to reestablish railroad communication
between that place and Cienfuegos. The insurgents
had driven or the parties engaged in repairing the
road, who retired unhurt, but their supplies were
captured and divided among the poor. The fore.
man has arrived here.
In the Central Department manylwomen and chill
ut0u va Lucito IiiHCipC kOuc out W JUN tuciT
friends among the insurgents. Lesca has issued
general order that they shall return to the city
be liable to the penalties Of military law II cap
tured
Great excitement prevails here on account OF
general rumor that st. Jago has been captured by
lnsurgent expedition in combination with the two
monitors that left Key West short time since for
Peru but 1t cannot be traced to any reliable source
The New Tax Decree-Provisions for the
Revenue.
HAVANA, March Is, 1859.
Captain General Dulce has issued proclamation
making important changes IN taxation. The direct
taxes on plantations, cattle and country real estate
and the war tax recently imposed on merchants and
fradesmen, are reduced nfty per cent and no gov.
ernment contribution payable within the last quar-
ter Of the fiscal year OF 1S6s-69 win be collected To
compensate the Treasury for the loss Of revenue in
CURED BY these reductions the following new duties
are imposed
On muscovado sugar shipped under the Spanish
nag. sixteen cents and under foreign nag twenty
cents per 100 pounds; on every box Of sugar under
spanish dag seventy-nve cents; under foreign nag,
eighty-seven cents; on every hogsnead OF sugar un
der Spanish nag, one dollar; under foreign nag,
81 rs; on molasses nifty cents per hogshead; on rum
ono dollar per hogshead. All the above duties are
in addition TO the war taxes recently imposed on
nommerco
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
BALLS LAST NIGHT.
C.lsco Rail.


The reception OF the Manhattan Coterte took place
last night at Apollo Hail. the corner Of Broadway
and Twenty y-eighth street. The attendance was not
large and consequently there plenty OF room for
dancing to the music or Eben's Band. Gentlemen
were earnestly requested" IN 1he programme
mot to form sets on the moor until the sound
Of the signal,n which somewhat mysterious IN
junction may have contributed In degree
to the good order which prevailed. II the absence
OF confusion on the floor Is to be attributed to this
fervent injunction we should recommend its inser-
ton In the programmes OF larger and more fashiona.
bic assemblies. Many OF the calico dresses worn
evlnced considerable taste but the display OF silk In
sashes scarfs, aprons and trimmings, although 1t
heightened by contrast the effect OF the calico,
demonstrated how difficult 1t Is for the '.fair'' 70
connne themselves TO that cheap and useful article
David II. Coles was the chairman OF the Floor Com
mitee and VIM. L. Hartshorn headed the list OF the
Reception Committee
Reception of Company 4, FOrty-seventh
Regiment, Brooklyn.
One OF the most fashionable and brilliant military
and civic receptions that has taken place In the
Eastern District OF the City OF Churches given
last evening at Washington Hall, corner Fourth
street and Broadway under the auspices Of Company
nell.
The magnificent and gorgeous dresses Of the ladies
added TO the picturesqueness of the scene made it
one OF the most recherche affairs OF the season.
yesS gone y Company never ns to Gse
seventh anniversary the members appeared in their
full new gray dress and the service stripe conspicu
GUS on many an arm.
The order Of dancing was in the form OF Q velvet
bound volume and was both unique and tasteful.
1t contained. besides the sets. the names Of the
officers OF the company, ex-olicers and members,
and other interesting information. One Of these and
magnificent bouquet Of flowers were handed each
lady as she entered the spendidly decorated ball
room.
Grafula's Seventh Regiment band discoursed their
sweetest gems, ami 1t was not until the sswee sma'
hours" That the happy thr0ng dispersed, well
pleased with the nights Joyous festivities.
Among those present we might mention the
names of General Messerole aud staiY Colonel Austin
and stan, ex-Captain Vandewater, wife and daugh-
ter; Judge V0Orhies and wife, Captain Simons and
wife, Captain Backus aud Miss Govier Major VOL
colt and Captain Weber, Seventy first regiment;
ex-Captain Irwin and wife, Superintendent White,
OF Southsde Railroad, and wife; MIR. Bennett OF
Berkeley b Sons, and wife, Major Rogers and other
faces familiar 10 the National Guard.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
ILLINOIS.

Bloody Rcncontre af Island No. 1O-Thrcc
Men Killed.
CHICAGO, March IS, 1859.
A despatch from Cairo dated to-day says:-As the
steamer Belle Of Memphis stopped at Darnels land
ing three men named Darnel got on board, armed
with rines but looking In no way suspicious. They
told the captain to land at Island No. TO- as another
party wished to come on board there. As the boat
landed at Island No. 10, three men by the name OF
Lane appeared on the bank, and one came on board
with his wife. As he started up stairs he was shot
dead BY the Darnes, who then ran back to the
cabin deck and shot the two Lanes dead who were
standing on the shore. The Darnells then went on
shore and called 70 the captain to take good care OF
Mrs. Lane as she had been respectfully raised The
cause OF the dinlculty Is not known.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
Movements of Steamers-Thc Indian Troubles
in AlaskR-Shipwreck in NOOka sound.

movements OF Steamerb-Iuc Anulan lrOuDseS
in Alasika-Shipwreck in NoOka Sound.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1s. 1869.
The steamer Montana sailed for Panama to-day
with sGs2Oo0 in treasure. OF which 1921 900 for
New York, 100000 for England and $4,000 for
France.
The steamer Colorado, from Panama, and ship
Fleetwing, from New York, arrived to-day.
Late Alaska intelligence says that General Davis
proceeded to the Indian village OF Kake to punish
the murderers Of two white men. The place was
deserted, the Inhabitants receiving timely notice OF
the Generals coming. Some articles were recovered
belonging to q trading schooner which left Sitka
three weeks previ0ns with three men on board. 1t
Is inferred that the vessel was captured and the
crew murdered by Indians, as nothing has been
heard from her since sailing.
The steamer John l.. stephens has been seized by
the revenue Officers at Sitka, for violation OF the
customs laws.
scene Of the late shipwreck IN NOOtka Sound.
memorandum book has been received, showing the
vessel to have been the property Of John Trevck OF
Valparaiso.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
NEW YORK.

Tho Buffalo Board az Trade and the Manage
meut Of the state Canals.
BUFFALO, March Is, 1869.
The BufYao Board of Trade this morning tele-
graphed q preamble and resolutions to the repre-
seniatives OF Erie county in the Legislature demand
ing that the contract system for repairing the canals
be abolished forthwith expressive OF repugnance to
the present management Of the canals; requesting
the members OF the Legislature from this county
to vote for Senator stanford's bill now before the
senate; denouncing any member OF either house
who may vote 10 sustain the present vlllanous
management OF the canal interests.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
GEORGIA..

Tho Constitutional Amendment Again Re.
jccted by the Legislature.
ATLANTA, March 1s, 1859.
motion was made in the Senate to-day to recon-
slider the adoption OF the fifteenth amendment, and
the President ruled the motion out OF order. An
appeal from the decision OF the Chair was sustained
and the adoption Of the fifteenth amendment was
again defeated-yeas Ii, nays IS.
Both houses have agreed to adjourn sine die to-
night.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
AFFaAY m weeuAwKEn.

PedIer Seriously Assaulted and Robbed.
About noon yesterday Henry Prenze aged
eighteen, german pedler residing on the corner Of
Forty y-second street and Eighth avenue. this city,
became involved In serious alteration at Pollocks
Hotel Wechawken, with . rough, ono William
saulted. so serious were his wounds That he with
great difnculty reached the New York side OF the
river. He was then taken IN charge By an ofYicer
and conveyed 10 the Mount Sinai Hospital where he
received surgical attention.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
FIRE IN GREENWICH STREET.

shortly after ten O'Clock last night, nre occurreG
on the second door OF the ave story br1cI
building, No. 80 Greenwich street. occy
pied by NJ. Goldstein, manufacturer OF cigar
The loss ON his stock will be about $500. IL q
tended to the nrst floor, occupied by Messrs.
Eilert Co., wines and liquors, whose loss
reach 5000; insured for 81, 800 on stock. The bu
ing. owned by Charles CRUDE, was damaged Oh
500: fully insured.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

M. Rhanrab6, Minister Of Greece. has o6ered to
the Academic des Inscriptions Of Paris In the name
OF the committee OF antiquaries ut Athens nne
ACKNOWLEDGMENT representing q sacrincial patern,
found In picture OF the metropolis OF Phaera.
The subject IL taken. from Homer namely, Thetis
giving TO Ter son the arms made BY vulcan. The
figures bear a strong resemblance TO those Of the
Egyptian ffescoes and the work n supposed bT
nAsanta 10 hA at lean q 900 years old
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Protests Against the Consecratiou of the
Bishop Of Cape Town.
LONDON, March Is, 1859.
Bishop Macrarie was consecrated at Cape Town on
the 25th Of January. Protests against his consecra.
ton have been received from the diocese Of Cape
Town and Natal
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
FRANCE AND BELGIUM.

Arrangement OF q Conference to Discuss
the New Railway Law.
LONDON March 1s, 1862
The governments OF France and Belgium are ar
ranging q conference for the discussion OF the
mutual commercial interests Of the two countries,
and to consider what notifications may be made In
the recent law passed by the Belgian Parliament pro-
hibiting the railways OF Belgium from being trans
ferred to foreign companies.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
NEW BRUINS WICK.

Sensation In the Legislature-A Member Gives
Notice Of q Motion In Favor Of Annexation
70 tho United stafes-It il Denounced as
Trcasonabie and It's Reception Refused by
tho House.
ST. JOHN March Is, 1869.
Mr. Cudlip. the member for st. John, yesterday
gave notice in the Legislature OF a motion declaring
the condition OF the province such as to excite gene
raj alarm. Taxation s increasing without any cor
responding benefits, and the people are leaving by
the hundred for the United States. The law-making
power should a. province, seek to carry out what
States to admit New Brunswick in the Union, on
fair and equitable terms; particularly as the people
are forced TO the conclusion that the nature OF all
their productions and the geographical position OF
the country point to the republic their natural
MARKET and a. that can be most surely obtained by
union with the United II is moved that CON-
mittec be appointed TO devise ways and means to
carry out the proposition.
the Attorney General objected to the motion as
reasonable and the House refused to allow II to 20
on the notice book. Mr.. CudlIp, however, has
gained his object q getting Il before the country.
Failure Of Auncxnsios Resolutions In the New
Brunswick Parliament.
sr. JoHS, N. B., March is, 1892
The debate on the reply the address closed last
night. Tne government was sustained by majority
Of eight
Mr.. Cudlip, OF st. John. moved annexation resou-
tons, but found no person to second them.
despatch from St. Johns, Newfoundland, says
union resolutions have passed both houses Of the
Legislature.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
FRANCE.

Weekly Statement Of the Bank Of France.
PARIS, March IS. 1859.
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France made public to-day, shows an increase in
bullion OF $4,000, 900 francs
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
the ROGERS MURDER.

There Is at last prospect OF some definite action.
being In regard to the trial OF somebody" for
the murder Of Charles NJ Rogers. The papers In the
case of James Logan No. were submitted to tho
Grand Jury yesterday morning and the District A..
torney confidently expected that an indictment
would be found against him in the course OF the day
so that sufclent return to the hsbeas corpus case
which postponed until to-day, may be made.
Should the Indictment be found, the trial will taka
place next week, before Judge Barnard, ct the
Court Of oyer and Terminer.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
SPAIN.

Member Of the Cortes Killed In a Duel.
MADRID, March IS, 1869.
Celestino OloGaga, nephew Of Don Salustiano Olo-
zaga late Minister to Paris was killed yesterday in
duel. He was q member Of the Constitutional
Cortes and one OF its secretaries.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
IRELAND.

Protest Against tho Disestablishment OF the
Irish Church.
LONDON, March 49, 1s6o
strong protest from Ireland against Mr.. Glad
stones bill for the disestablishment OF the Irish
Church has been published. It is signed by over
one thousand Irish noblemen and land owners.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
GREECE.

The New Greek Minister 20 Turkey.
LONDON, March Is, 1869.
II is reported that RHO Rangabe has been ap-
pointed % represent the Hellenic government as
Minister at Constantlnope.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
DELAW ARE.

The Constitutional Amendment Rejected by
the State senate.
WILMINGTON, March Is. 1869.
The Senate OF Delaware by strict party vote to-
day rejected the proposed amendment to the national
constitution.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
Failure Of Auncxntion Resolutions In the New
Brunswick Parlinm meuf.
MICHIGAN.

The General Railroad Bin Passed by the
Legislature.
DETROIT, March 49, 1860.
The General Railroad Aid law passed the House
yesterday and Is now IN the Governors hands. II
will undoubtedly be signed.
DR.. JarrIgus, of East saginaw, has been appointed
Salt Inspector.
The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad.
CHICAGO March 1s, 1899.
despatch from Fort wayne says the action Of
she Michigan Legislature In continuing the land
grants Of the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
secures TO that company the use Of s2ooo,ooo from
Eastern capitalists for the completion OF the road.
II IL understood they win commence work on the
Fort wayne end Of the road Immediately and con-
tinue work as rapidly as possible.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Gunp0wder Expi0sion-Twenty Persons In
jured.
SAN FRANCISCO, March II, 1s6o
Last night while a salute was being fred on board
the river steamer Chryspols on the occasion Of the
reception Of the Emmett Guard military company,
from Sacramento City, keg Of gunpowder was ac-
cdently exploded and some eighteen or twenty per-
sons injured. The boat was considerably damaged.
Flour quiet at 81 621a $5 so. Choice wheat 81 60
a 81 65.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, March ls.-The Hamburg Ameri-
can Packet Company's steamship Hosatia which
sailed from New York on the afternoon OF March 0,
arrived or this port at seven O'Clock this evening
making the passage In eight days and twenty-five
hours.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
Conviction Of Robbers-Iass Meeting Of the
Advocates Of the Prohibltory Liquor Law.

BOSTON, March 49, 1869.
The trial OF Harry Jennings and Charles II. Stead
man, for robbng the safe OF George II. Gooding OF
$4,000, resulted to-day in q verdict Of guilty.
John w. Coleman, recently arrested on q charge
Of embezzling funds from the Freedmen's Bureau in
Louisiana, was before Judge Lowell to-day on writ
OF habess corpus and discharged from custody the
government falling within reasonable time to pre-
sent evidence against him.
mass meeting Of the friends OF the prohibitory
liquor law was held IN fremont Temple today, pre-
sided over by ID. O. Eddy. Five or six hundred per-
sons were present, including many prominent tenn
perance men. speeches were made and resolutions
adopted urging re.enactment OF the old law pro-
hibitipg the sale OF liquors One OF the resolutions
sets forth that II the republican party OF Massa-
chusetts shall seek to save Its life by shrkng Its duty
to this great cause II will lose IT. but II Il shall risk
its life In the fearless discharge OF duty II viii
noble and preserve It.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

The examination OF william Graham, charged with
feloniousy killing Thomas Benson, third mate Of the
ship John Bright In the harDor Of Fays on the 6th
OF February, begun on the 18th inst in Boston mas
resulted IN holding the prisoner In t20oo baii 70
await the action pf the arAad xuryA
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
MASSACHUSETTS.

Charles w. Eliot Nominated for President OF
Harvard College.
BOSTON, March 49, 1859.
The 0verseers OF Harvard College have nominated
Charles w. Eliot for President Of the University and
viii submit his election to future meeting OF the
corporation. He is o son OF Mr.. Sam. A. Eliot and
at present 10 professor In the Institute Of Techno-
logy. Mr.. Eliot is tnirty-eight years OF age, was
stroke-oar OF the FIRST boats crew Of Harvard and
represents the Young America element among the
graduates aud friends OF the college.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

ANOTHER DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBrA-M
Prell, OF the firm OF Helnerman Prel 900 NJ
street, while playing with Pet dog about four
ago. was bitten In the finger by the animal
bite was so slight but little attention was glvef
A few days ago Mr.. Prell was attacked with
slons. Physicians were then called In, vi
nounced hts case one OF hydropnobia. A !,
efforts to check the disease proved unavaip - =
death put an end to his sufrerings abo =, -,
O'Clock on Monday evening. The deceased W ~
widow and two children.-PhRddeipisia -
nx-...aL
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

A.-Pocket and Table Knives,
Razors Scissors, &C., wholesale and retail
j. CURLEy BRO, l32 Ne =
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

A.-Moncy Advanced ON Diamond
Jewelry, Silver, silks, Shawls, Furniture, Ae.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

broadway stages will Take L
TO the celebrated Boot and Shoe EstAblishmf
CO., No. 3 Union square.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

ALLco8F.rs PoRUs PLAsrERs.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

pnmpnIets. Lw =. epOrts, &C., Executed
WIN nes.ness, a,har despatch. twenty-five GER cent
Al the METROPOLfTAN JOR PpfSTiSn ~ .ae Sisy
NENT Nassau street. A'At"u HsiAhislSH
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
An Ancient Pile.

Taxpayer Is anxious for light as to the cause
OF pile OF dirt estimated from ten to fifteen loads
having remained for over two years on the south
west corner OF Fifth avenue and Twelfth street. We
answer by asking why are piles OF dirt allowed to re-
main and accumulate In all the streets Of the city
This Is one OF the mysteries, aud, we may add,
miseries OF our metropolis.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

p,1TSs,y mms 5Zi & O. sns rcrtsd .-Knox Has, NJ
man, and ~ beauty aud crceiencs merit y ~ n,ns
Nv mendsuon We think have snad n beforr bnt
~AN"As I'VE Nm sn broadvAy. corner VI FultSn sirssL
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

The Fameas Corner-Oy NA.... o..
corner fwssa. hs Metropolitan Jos Prtns Rssabl,ssms
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

Strike Of the Cotton Spinners OF Preston.
LONDON, March IS, 1859.
The cotton spinners OF Preston have struck on ac-
count OF proposed reduction In their wages.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

Spinal Affections Weakness Of she R.cL.
pain Of aide ehss iumbago and usrvo.. ,.,,.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

Crirtndora,s Unequalled Hs
and applied al his Wig aud Scalp Factory
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

rally cured or ersailyf RI disved bv
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

Druggists sell shsu and viii warrant sbsir curs.v. ou.
usS
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

rIissIsquoi sprins wntg ~ kuor,
and oil din ases ~ =
druggxis Depot, SO Broads AVN Soao oy