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BatcheIor,s Hair nua

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reable
Simultaneous; Disappointment no ridiculous tinfs
remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; invgorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold BY all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
june 3-sNd&w1yr
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nErAHRuRn on OCEAN srrAMRR,
MARIN E N EWS.
poRr OF PORTLAND
ss77FT Tharsday. June ~.

Thursday, june ~.
~. ARRIVED.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby. Halifax, Ms, with mdsc
and passengers, to John Porteous
Steamer New York, Chisholm, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Brig Angler Curtis, Merriman Salem.
Sch Thos H Seymour, Kelley New York.
Sch Henry Clay, Quinn, Boston.
Sch Teazer, Henly, Rockport.
Sch larry Not, Pitcher. Lynn.
Sch Maggie Quinn, tBr) Kingston, Salem for st
John, NIB.
Sch Mary S Wonson. Cameron, mackerel cruise.
Sch Edward Morse, Thompson, Friendship.
Sch Queen OF the Fleet. Brewer, Southport.
Sch Montebello. Hodgdon, BOothbay.
Sch Jas Pool Pinkham, Bo0thbay.
lrl-Il. CLEARED. I4- Il.I-.
steamer Franconia. Bragg. New York-Hen-
Barque Daring, Libby, Savannah o Baker.
Brig Adelaide, Wilson, Savannah : Dennison,
Brig Wenonah, Smith, Windsor. MS, in ballast
Sch Eurocydon, (Brl Wiigar, Parrsboro, Ms
Sch Modena, Rowe, Castine--S Adams
sAlLED-Barque Daring bries Adelaide, Il II
Kennedy; sch Mary Standish, and other.
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Portland and Vicinity
New Advertisements this Da,.
SPECIAL NOTICE eoLuMN

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. e. Mosely & Co.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
iAJ AUCTION COLUMN. - ,a.tf
Auction Sale +. NJ. Patten s. Co. IA Exchange
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Grand Trunk Railway-Alteratioh q Trains
For Baltimore-Nickerson, Litchfield s. Co.
New Games--At Elsworth's. +
Removals.. Young and b. Fuller.
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PAY YoUR TAxEs.-The advertised time for
collecting the annual Internal Revenue taxes
and licenses has nearly expired. Parties ow-
ing such taxes are reminded that the law i'm
poses penalty for those who wait for service
of personal notice, to avoid which we would
recommend an early payment
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THE JUBILEE.-We had an idea that every
body and their wives had gone to Boston this
week, but were undeceived when we saw the
crowds yesterday pouring by our office, at
tracted by the wonderful advertisement of CO.
gia Hassan. For list of their fabulous prices
SOC aduarfisam
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PRIZE FIaHrNG.-It is said that seven thou
sand spectators were present at the recent
bloody fight between McCoole and Allen for
$1,000 ON side. They fought nine rounds, and
if anything in this world is absolutely sicken-
ing and disgusting, it was this miserable con-
test for the mastery between two muscular
men. Their faces were gashed ard bleeding
from foreheads to chins eyes horribly disfig-
ured with gaping wounds under them. teeth
knocked out, lips cut in all directions blood
running down their bodies, and limbs trem-
bling in every joint. Both were severely nun.
ished, and nobody cries on account Of il. Tbev
were worse than bulldogs, for, as Beecher
says, beasts never fall below their natures.
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CHIEF-JUsrIcE CHASE, in addressing the
Sunday School of the Wentworth-st M. E.
Church, Charleston, week ago, said that the
individual colored man had more responsible
ty than the white man, had more need Of eau
ton, and Of patience, because errors in him
were charged against his race. If white man
embraced the wrong, he was adjudged by soci-
ciety simply as citizen; by his own merits OF
dement's he stood or fell, with no thought
given to his race; but if q colored man depart
ed from the paths of rectitude or of wisdom,
society charged the fault upon bis people.
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Revere House
ROstO1z. Muee

This noted Hotel has been thoroughly nodernized.
and newly furnished. Suites Of rooms for large and
small families.Iwater, bathing rooms, &c intro
auced-so that It now cfiers unsurpassed accommo-
been celebrated tor It's table and the attention paid
ts guests and its high reputation In these particu
ars will be maintained III ~ - ''s 20 A n.
Mh. GARDNER WETHERBEE late Of tho Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York, has become one Of the
propretors, and viii be pleased to welcome the ray-
cling public at the above HOTEL = u .
,a.a..o WRIsnkY, WETHERBEE& co, Siitn
Je7snzm -,fn. id a...it .ttsos IA Proprietors.
DmtcAer's Dead shot for Bed-Esuxs. ,,,.'s II.
Suscher's Lfghsning Ely Killer. 20 q 81
Sold BY Druggists Everywhere. s, !, may24sxlm
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Notes from a Travelling Correspondents.
"Opdyke' writes us this time from Dexter,
under date of yesterday, and is jubilant with
the impressions and facts he got there. The
town has about $500 inhabitants and the vi
lage contains two thirds Of the whole. There
are four churches, and two new societies are 10
build soon The Universalists are remodellng
their church, at at outlay Of 81 900, which will
make it one of the fuest in the State The
village has q fine town hall, built in cheaper
times than these, at cost of $4,000, to which
galleries have since been added, costing $1,000
more. The institutions of the place are a
newspaper Gazette and Advertiser), q first
class hotel kept by J, g. Edmunds, which
"Opdyke"is inclined to puff, Lodge Of Ma
sons and Chapter, and Lodge of Good Tenn
plars.
There are thirty stores, three Of which are
exclusively devoted to boots and Shoes There
are four wooden mills here, and the one which
was burned last winter is to be rebuilt. The
town also boasts very large tannery and
foundry. .aesg ai ge43 s0s
Our correspondent speaks particularly of
of the excellence of the arrangements OF the
the Oldest wooden mill, managed by Abbott g.
Co., who divided $1,000 among their help last
year, as percentage of the profits.
4Artt q iiil
ts Magazines. ss
The atlantic for July is out earlier than COM
mon, but it is betterthan common nothwith-
standing 1t opens with a ghost-st by De
Faust, and is followed by some very fine arti+
cles by the most favored of its great corps of
contributors, Burroughs, Hilliard, Higgnson
and others.
Our Young Folks is also in remarkable sea-
son ssg9, and Is splendid number "Bad Boy" is
''The Cruise OF the Dolphin Laurence in
a Coal-mine" is good, and so are Halls and
Parton's articles around the Evening
Lamp" and the Letter Box are excellent
The Riverside is also at hand and blooming
as ever. This is destined to take command
ing position among the Juvenile publications
Of the country. II .fs
THAT Breach of Promise case at Chicago
has made no end Of fun. The bards have tax
en- up the matter and the following effusons
are samples of what is being done in the poet
ical way: + W i1hi iini
TO AMANDA. ia
Amanda Craig, that gushing girl,
if4t. May now dismiss her scholars, 49,
Since she has won from poor old Sprague, IA
hundred thousand dollars.
TO ELISHA.
Eysha Sprague, eve badd old eg,
3 SAL Who kant spell wurth dern, lg ssla
Yew termed yor bak to Mandy Kraig,
And now yer munny's hern. n
Downe with yer greenbax. let EN- trott,
aig<a SO Mandy Kraig may buy n r
luvyer who no tumor's gott,
Nor weakness Of the 1. lff.fsA
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BASE BALL ToURNAMENT.-The Tournament
Of the Maine State Association of Base BAH
Players win be held in this city July 9th and
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FORElGN PORTS.

Ar AZ Melbourne April !. barque Chattanooga,
Ar At RangOOn April q, ship john Bunyan. Gil
more, Boston. -a ~ ilNL A .A+l
Sid I'm Calcutta 9th ult. barque Pearl, Harding,
Boston 18th, Rosina, Pierson, Manritius
Sid I'm Mauritius April II, Indian Merchant, Mills.
Boston. ff III tfl.-t4.f
At Antwerp % inst, ship Tamerlane, Summer
for New York soon. - n i CT
At Gibraltar 2sth ult, ship Progress. Simmons I'm
Alicante for Philadelphia.
Ar at London 18th inst, ship st Lawrence. Wilcox,
Calcutta. -Y- ~
Ar at Glasgow 4th inst. steamer AT Andrew, Scott
Sid i'm Dublin Sd inst, ship Flying Eagle, Hayes,
New York. fsf ~ 49,.
Sid Sd, ship Colorado, Thomas, Valparaiso, j
, Ar at Carienas 7ih Inst. brig Maria Wheeler,
Wheeler, Wiscasset; sth, sch Kate Carlton, Lamb,
Boston.
Sid 7th, barquo Jane Adelinc, Hutchinson, Phila-
delphla; schs Al e Long, Hardy North OF Hatteras;
eth, Ralph Carlton, Perry. do: 9Th, barque A Al
len. TAR, do; brig Geo Harris, French, Phlade-
phia; sch Windward, Ellis, North OF Hatteras.
Ar at Cieniuegos 1st inst. barIue Fannie, Clapp,
sid fin Havana 10th, barqus ] M Morales. (Brl
McPhail. Portland; K Iitchfeld, Crockett, Glen
tuegosi brig r Cove, Hardness do. u
Ar at Matapzas 9Th. brig Caprera, Griffin, Port
sid It'll, barque Merrfmac, Nichols, tor Baltimore;
brig Abby Ellen, Orcutt, do; 18Th, Mary Mariner,
Mariner. Portlandi stb, Merriwa, waterhouse tor
Sid I'm Sc Jago 2sth ult, brig POledO. Plummer,
: Ar al stJohn, NIB, 18th INST, brig Rio erands,
Race, Portland. - r'fir1f.s- s'at-'-if fii
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PNEAPPLEs cheap, at Merrilrs, next to City
Hall ~ -4 1885,
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sBuy NE, ana I'm 40 you Geed.,, DR..
Langley's Is GOT and Herb Biiiers are sure
remedy for Liver complaint in all Its FORMS Humors
OF the Blood and Skin. Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Co.'S
tiyeness Indigestion. Jaundice. Headache, ard b.
ious Diseases. General Debility, sc. They cleanse
the system. regulate the bowels restore the appetite
purifth blood strengthen the body, and thorough
prepare Il to resist diseases OF all kinds. GEO. u.
GOODWIN y Co.. Boston. Sold by all druggists.
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Especial plspateh Internatiopal1, iue.l

Especial Dispatch by international Line.]
BATH, June 1.-THE squadron sailed from
Boothbay at this morning, weather clear and
bright with fresh breeze, piping up from the
westward. After glorious beat to wlndwari
of fifteen miles across the Sheepscot, the fleet
began to arrive off the Kennebec at quarter
before II o'clock, the Spy first Ray second.
and Ethel, Juliet and the little Whisper in a
burst together-the Ethel leading. After ly-
ing toone hour the squadron got under weigh
at IL o'clock noon, and, sailing up the Kenne-
bee, are all moored off Bath at 2.15 p. M. We
spend the night here PArINURUs.
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B0OTHBAY, june II 1861.
TO tie Editor of the Press:

I'D BooTHBAY, June II, 1869.
To tie Editor Of the Press:
Pdliaurus was all right last night OF
course he was. Else how conld he be writing
the Press at six o'clock in the morning. And
this by the way is not put as conumdrum
but as a simple statement of fact.
A lovely sight was Townsend harbor yesier-
day afternoon. The bay sweeps the shore
with noble curve, and within its circle float
ed our gallant yacht Squadron, its gay flags
and penants fiuttering in the breeze.
At the sunset gun from the Ethel, every flag
dropped as if all the flag halliards Of the feet
had been shot away. ~ fh8
At nine o'clock there was a brilliant display
of fireworks, all the yachts participating.
Then a serenadng party, composed of the
musical elements of the Nettle, Whisper, Kate
and Laurel, foated over the bay and paid their
compliments to the Commodore. So still was
the night that our plash, miles at sea was only
mellowed, not lost by the distance. The moon
looked lovingly down. Burnt island light
waved aloft its torch and the voices of the SER
enaders rang out in tune to the perfect har-
mony of nature No music from Venetian
gondoliers was ever finer, and as for the Peace
Jubilee that was nowhere-"so said we all of
us" as we stepped on board the Ethel, at the
Commodore's invitation and partook of
flowing collation..
Boothbay hath charms mo doubt about it.
know it,. I went ashore yesterday for two
quarts Of milk, and bought it, too, of one of
the sweetest lacteal divinities ever seen in this
fair world of ours 1.-THE old, old story five
o'clock in the incoming" and much of the same
Sort were beginning to absorb me. when the
charm was all broken by my Amyrillis inform
ing me Of the fearful mathematical truth that
the two-quart milk-can Of Portland, my ma
tive city-held but a quart and pint. Can
human depravity 60 lower? Look to your
milk cans, We jewellers in the ''city by the sea"
We get under weigh at nine for Bath viii
telegraph yeu,sor saoire syou,' as an English
friend OF mine persists in saying, of our ar
riva'. al
The day is fine, breeze good, and we expect
a beautiful run.
This corresponding is all very fine, but the
horrible fact stares nae somewhere, that /
haven't had any breakfast X. as.tsss
And at this particular moment it strikes me
81 see hand yecannot see, Whine
mat Deckons me away"
or rather hear the dulcet tones af a fiat cor
net from the Whisper which summons me to
beef steak and coffee prepared by the gentle
manly and culinary Secretary and Treasurer
Of the Portland Yacht Club.
II
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4 Delegates 10 State Convention.
YARMouTH.-B. freeman, Esq, Leonard
Williams, E. u. Lane, Charles d. Brown.
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Irnon oun nonRrspoHpExr
DOMESTIC PORTS.

KENNEBUNKPORT. june 10-Ar. brig Ambrose
Light. Higgins. Wilmington, NC.
Sid. schs May Annroe. Munroe, Portland; EizH
Matilda. Hickman, and Superior, Bragdon, do
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..1n Neftce.. a, . .s...I I'll. d. Ii L..
EE The CARRIERS OF the q PRESS aFepotallowed
to sei papers singly BY the week, under any err
cumstaness. Persons who are, or have been, receiy
ing the 1PHEss" in this manner, will confer Say
o. BY Leaving word at this ONCE. "a "a A.
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April IL, lat 8, Ion 90 E. ship Charles A Farwell,
Smith, from Rangoon TOR Falmouth, X.
June II, lat IS, Ion 40 "a, ship Therese from Lon
don for New York. . aei@Nit-a ~ st-
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Words of Wisdom

FOR YOUNG MEN, 45oilsss sri
On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood,
with SELF HELP for the Erring and unlortunafe.-
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free OF charge A~
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r. Philaz
delphia, Pa. ssssNnay2ld& wSm ~
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THAT Breach of Promise case at Chicago
has made no end of fun. The bards have tax
en- up the matter and the following effusions
are samples of what is being done in the poet
ical way: alA ih t-5ff iil
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!. Tne Maine Farmer says the bears still give
the farmers considerable trouble in the back
towns in Oxford county, by killing sheep, SC.
Two boys, Merrill and Barker, Of Andover,
found one last week in trap they had set in
Roxbury woods. Both gave him the contents
of their guns, and then supposing him to be
dead, went up to take him from the trap.
They found their mistake when bruin reused
up and aimed a blow at Merrill, who in return
dealt him one over the head with his gun,
which finished him-and the gun, too.
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TO ELISHA.
Elysha Sprague, eve badd old eg,
Who kant spell wurth dern, f.g
Yew termed yor bak TO Mandy Kraig,
And now yer munny's hern.
Downe with yer greenbax let EN- trott,
/ SO Mandy Kraig may buy
A luvyer who no tumor,s gott,
Nor weakness Of the /. s> lffe.as
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For Baltimore.

s.ti The regular packet schooner cascO
- Il, Lodge Pierce, master, having part
MM of her cargo engaged, VIII sail as above.
-MkAkA For freight apply 70 ..E-io -
49, NICKERSON, LITCHFIELD & co.
je1sd3t No. Long Wharf
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Amanda Craig, that gushing girl,
May new dismiss her scholars, y
Since she has won from poor old Sprague,
A hundred Thousand dollars
New-York tribune., 1869-01-22
THE MASKED BALI or THE CERCLE FRAN
'Tl'-T-l CIIS DE DHARMONIE.

A something of the stately invariably shows
itself u masquerades where tho company is essentially
English or American. II requires the dash, splr"o vi
vocIty the utter insoeanee OF Frenchman 20 throw IN
that deyry which necessary to the success OF your
modern bal nase His incessant chatter his repartee
his easy though lively bandnnge always conrIve to keep
the ball well rolling when 1t s once set going. More
over your French knows how TO dress herself 10
perfectou She discusses for weeks beforehand In her
OWE mind what dress she shall and whether she
shall appear blonde brunettei she conSderS also
what partners che likely 20 meet and howther prefer
ence may lie and when she Is dressed she moves ABOUT
a though she had that costume all her days
But there s this one difference between the masquerade
of the AnglOsaxOn and the Bal Masque OF the French
the Paris rou6 thinks tho Anericans fun Is foolish and
the American thinks tho Frenchmans fun is fast and
think that the American Is not far from right.
The Cercle FraHedb held their annual grand Bal
Masque last night at the Academy OF Music The ball
room was Gro wded dresses rich and OF every
Young America 1oud call decidedly raoy as also
the eStrsordRary thing was that the they danced
the they seemed to want 10 dance ana lhe more
they aid DANCE m apparently the roof o the theate was
mot NIGH enough for some OF Them Suffice IL TO that
for some went Oh which is not often seen IN
Among the many beautiful and quaint dresses we no
ticed; French yachting costume pus anu xs1 satn
Odasqne green frosted velvet waist cherry satin belt
velvet tunie white pineapple sk rowIeTs ey India
Charles IT, Scotch GE soubrette ttime OF Louis XVI,
caunest OF flowers and birds, white hrOcaded SILK over
dress trimmed with etOH two PerTette one white and
red satin Dress the other white and bnei Greela Bend
pOmpadour yellow silk skirt, red pulling King PHILIPPE.
Prince Leander, Prince Emerald Prince COMO Lord
Dundrearyi Haide, Grecian dress blue saein snyer
fringe, embroidered with silver, diamonds, ana pearls
Turkish Sultan Norman Peasant Girl pne San SKIRT,
scarlet bodice heavy lace trimmings afge. Ehle aGe
Norman cap Marguerite de Vaols, purple Yelvet Train
trimmed with gold Jewes and lace, crown OF gold ana
Jewels; Prince Henry light blue satin trimmed with
silver; La Grande Duchesse. Don QnlNote, Robert 10
Dable, Jeannle Deans, Gilbert dc B0ls' ana numerous
Court Fools, MOaRebanks, DC, &C.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-22
THE MATCH AGAINST TIME.

HoLLowELL, Me-, Jan. 21.--Mr. Weston's walk
to this poB miles from Bangor has been very rapid
though the firmly troddeR has made the roads
very slippery He along with q light, spriney
step and seems to take the journey more comfortably
than his companions, who though much moro warmly
dressed and travelling In seghs, suffer some from tne
cold. The weather thus far has been very fine Mr..
weston IS enthusiastically received all the towns ahd
villages through which he passes tho people turning out
wishing him success
New-York tribune., 1869-01-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE

fiANCE. T..I.... I'D
INTERVIEW OF MR.. BUluINGAME WITH TIE
MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS. f- a
PARIS, Jan. 2l.-Mr, Burliugame and the two Chief
Mandarins of the Chinese Embassy, made their first
visit to the Minister of Foreign Affairs yesterday
They were accompanied by the Secretaries of the
Legation, Messrs. Brown and Deschamps Mr.. Bur
lngame and his companions we're very cordially re-
ceiyed by the Marquis de Ia Vallette. The interview
was highly satisfaotVry, ami promises a successful
result for the mission. The Marquis informed the
ambassadors that the Emperor would be pleased to
accord them audience on Sunday next at the Palace
of the TuiIeries. ------.-L = --l----. !
New-York tribune., 1869-01-22
THE SOUTHERN STATES.

JUDGES SALARIES IN SOUTH CAR0LINA-BAE-
QUIET IN HONOR OF FBNToS's ELECTION.
COLUMBIA, Jan. 21.-The State Senate to-day
passed bin increasing the salaries Of Justices Of the
Supreme Court 70 a OO and Of Circuit Judges $4,000
Republican banquet was given last evening by Senator
Leslie, IN honor Of the election Of Reuben f. EentOn as
United States Senator from Hew-YoTk Speeches were
delivered by Mr.. Leslie aud others. ... .....
THE FLORIDA ENATORSHIP-PROPOsED IN
DORsEMENT oF GILBERTs ELECTION. r.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. 21.-No vote was
taken FOR Senator today, A committee has been ap.
bribery and corruption in tho senatord election last
June bnd the influence exerteG 10 prevent the
ton The present indications are THAI Glberts election
TO consider the proposition Of the Alabama Annexation
Commission. ..
New-York tribune., 1869-01-22
CANADA.

RESTRICTIVE FIRE AT oTTAwA-NovA SCOTIA
poLITIcs-MLlTARY MATTERS.
OTTAWA, Jan. 2i.-Desbarats block, in which
er sitated the Queens printing ofce the Royal Cana
dian Rnnh Trotters Hotel the offices of the st. Law
renee and ottawa Railway Company and several other
,oes of bnsipess and also small adjoining building,
STe destroyed by this morning. Loss $26O00O Iho
Prvy Council hold meetings daily II is understood the
New-York tribune., 1869-01-22

Nova Scotia question is under consideration. Messrs
Howe and Mcclellan are here. General orders have been
Issued in Gazette extra dividing the nine military dis
triets into regimenta and brigade divisions The four
military districts OF Ontario divided INTO eight reg
visions number from TO east and tho regnental d
visions correspond with the electoral divisions The
Qnebec Legislature assembled yesterday with the su
ceremonies Bishop BOurget OF Montreal left Rome
last night 1t believed he will not agan retorn this
New-York tribune., 1869-01-22
THE VEST INDIES,
CUBA.

MOVEMENTS OF TnE REyoLUTIoNlsTs'
HAVANA, Jan. 21.--A letter received mere from rom
one of the members OF the Peace Comnsn%; ~ ~ r,
~ Jnsrrectiunary Ger Cespedo aud paIt VI ms nls u my
ere in the Cins Mountains. The reyomtonst Gen Que
sada was. at last accounts AZ asort from Observation-Disclosures
ms an outbreak in the Central Depart
New-York tribune., 1869-01-22
me rAsrERN QUESTION.


THE CONFERENCE WAITING FUf TIE VNEEN
REPLY. .f-r -1rrD r.f -I
PARIS Jan. 21-It is officially stated that the Con-
ference awaits the reply of the Greek Government
TO the resolution which has been adopted. When
Iiia. = -oceived the Conference viii dissolve ,-
GREEK SHIP SAID 10 HAVE FIRED INTO A
..- A 4 FRENCH sLooP. rr. -.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 81. There is runor hat
the Greek ship Syriotte fred Dtoa French sloop and
that several persons on board the latter were killed
New-York tribune., 1869-01-22
Nry ZEALAND.
FRIGHTFU

FRIGHTPUL MASSACRE OF WHITES.
JoNDoN, Jan. 21.-Late advices from Auckland
NewZealand, report that frghtful massacre Of the
whites by the natives had occursd AZ Poverty Bay
on that leland !
New-York tribune., 1869-01-22
pORsFMENr nF GILBERTs ELEC
MEXICO.

GEN ALVAREZ SUMMONED TO MEAICO "A NEW
MINISTRY, ..U ..
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81. - Late Mexican ad-
vices ~. havo been received hore The Legs
,atre OF GueTero session. and exhibited anything
but harmonious action. Gen. AryeOs party jubl-
amt because Gen Alvarez 10 be called 10 the City OF
Mexeo by the General Congress TO defend bse against
the complaints made against him. He has not yet com
piled with the order In the State Of Oaxaca fornld.
allie reyoutiou was brewing against the Government OF
Juarez Gems Porhro DiaZ. Hcgrete Rayera, Aaiorro,
and Others are named leading the macontents In con.
cert with Gonzales Orega Querega and Cara. Farther
north the Premier SerdO de Iaiada IA the hated
object against whom all the attacks are made, being
edually detcsted by all parties.