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Cuban News.

HAVANA, Dec. "a letter dated
Santiago de Cuba, Nov. @, contains
the following intelligence, vel
authenticated:
a report has reached here that the
steamer Teaser has landed a party oI
hllibusters in the Bay Of Nipe, with 3
large quantity Of military stores, anC
that they have reached the interior il
safety.
On the 10th ult., the Spaniards At.
tackled the insurgents entrenched al
Magate. The troops commenced by
shelllng the rebel position, and ther
charged with bayonets, but were re-
pulsed with great loss. Many Of the
wounded are coming In here.
The Government is seizing animals
In the streets for the use of the army
Adviees from Puerto Principe tC
the 9th ult. have been received.
Information has been brought BY Q
negro that the insurgents were ap.
preaching San Jose, which is Rarri.
soned BY Catalon volunteers. A party
of twenty volunteers, with an officer
sent to reconnoitre, was cut off and
captured. Next morning the insur-
gents attacked San Jose, and after
fighting an hour, raised the white
flag. The garrison responded and
sent out an officer and four men, who
approached the rebel lines and pro.
posed capitnlation Tho soldiers,
without orders. fired a volley and
killed two of the. Spaniards. The
fighting was then resumed. The Gu
bans fought desperately, and endeav-
ored to scale the entrenchments, but
reinfoFcements coming to the garri.
son, they finally withdrew. Eleven
Catalons were killed. The affair
caused much excitement at Puerto
Principe. The Colonel commanding
the Catalons has been sent TO Havana
to be tried by eourt-martial.
HAVANA. December 3.-A Mill
tara Government will soon be inaugu-
rated for the Cinco Villas District
Great results are expected from this
measure, which. il is supposed, will
lead to complete re-establishmenl
of Spanish authority in that quarter
A dividend of four per cent. has
been declared by the Havana Rail-
road Company since the road has
been under the management of Gen,
Cloyeja. Formerly, while under the
Aldamas direction, the road paid nc
dividend for years.
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ESTABLISHED. 1851.
Ralifoad NHsfers

ROCHESTER,. n. T.. December 3
The Albany & .Susqaehannah Rail-
road suit Is progressing slowly. Some
bali a dozea witnesses have been ex
amined relative 20 The PROCEEDINGS at
tbe election for directors in Albany
10 september. TIE character of the
men who appeared with stock GER
tl5cates aud voted on the doings of
the inspector and manak:r men of
the rival parties Of Ramsey aud Fisk
have been the subject Of a critical
inquiry, By consent. The indications
are that the investigation as 10 the
Transactions Of the rival claimants
for the control Of the Susquehanna
Railroad viii be thorough and ex-
haustive.
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NpTANA. SATURDAY.. DECEMBER {. lgsa.

German with the working party had
his head laid open by an axe, In the
hands of ruffiau The rioters con-
-gregated about the gates and IN the
adjacent streets. mutteriDg threats Of
vengeance against the troops and rev
enue. officials.
+ Al a late hour this afternoon, the
troops returned to Governors Island
and Fort Hamilton by transports.
The steamer d. c. Haskin. Captain
Edward Wakeman, hence Nov. Is h,
bound to San Francisco, foun-
dered In the Gulf Stream, about 400
milesfTom New York, Nov. 18th, at
1880 PM The Captain, first assist
ant engineer and ten men left the
steamer In one boat, add were picked
up by the schooner GTssmeFe, Nov.
18th, and taken to Bermuda After
getting alongside the schooner, one Of
the men stepped suddenly to one side
Of the boat and capsized her, and
three of the twelve were droIned-
the steward, a passenger, and Q sea-
man. Another boat, with four or FIVE
persons aboard, is missing; as is also
a raft, containing some more.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The boiler at
Sheep Mine, near Mine Hill, n. j.,
exploded yesterday. Engineer Rey-
nolds was scalded to death.
Gilbert Coroner, foreman, of Key
port, M. j., was found Wednesday on
the roadside, bruised so badly that he
has since died. Investigation leads
to the belief that he was murdered.
No clue yet to the murderer.
A man named Crane, last in COM
pany with some intoxicated men, was
found dead to-day near Barker Ridge,
n. j. He had been seVerally beaten
on the head and face, and it appeared
he had bcen dragged some distance on
the ground. The police are searching
for his companions.
q Peter B. Mead, an alleged bounty
defaulter, surrendered himself to the
officers in Jersey City last night.
A special Washington dispatch says
Commissioner Wells expresses the
opinion that the revenue can be re-
duced $120,00O,000, aud to this end
the Committee on Ways and Means
propose to cut down the tariff $25, !
000, 900 and internal revenue $50, ,000,-
900. On the vote to take off the duty
on coal, salt and copper, the commit
tee we're q tie.
NEW York, Dec. 3.-Fifty rufians
Tonight made a raid on a registry
Office in the upper part Of the city,
destroyed the registry list, and robbed
one Of the Inspectors Of his valua-
bles.
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Fatal AccIdent-A Carpenter Falls
a from the 0hIO River Bridge, Dis.
sance Of enc Hundred Feet. and
Receives Mortal niuFIes-Suicide
-MeetIBg OF Merchants in Support
of the Proposed Louisville ard
OhattanOOga Railroad.
LOUISVILLE, December 3.-Lewis
Baker, a carpenter, residing in Jeffer-
sonville, Ind, fell from the Cnio
River bridge, a distance of one hum
dred feet, to-day, and received mortal
injuries.
II. Mars, distiller, suicided at
Shelbyville, KY, to-day, by blowing
out his brains. Cause, insanity.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of
merchants was held at the Court
House. to night, in support Of the pro-
posed Louisville and chattanooga
Grand Trunk Railroad. Addresses
were made by several citizens and del
egates from the counties through
which the road is expected to pass.
Resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed that the movement is not made in
or against the interest of any railroad,
but that it is demanded by the in
creased demand for transportation ;
" requesting the city Representatives
In the Legislature to procure the nee
essarv charter, aud take all other
steps requisite for the immediate or
ganization Of the company. and pledg.
ing the city's support to the amount
of 3. 900 600. a committee of three
was appointed to proceed to Nashville
to procure charter for the company.
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with them last week. and distractions
with regard to the Queens proelama-
ton. are expected % Be agreed upon
att he next meeting.
Ii Is understood that the Vicar
General, Col hmartinger and Col De
La SalabeTry. will proceed 70 tho
Northwest on Tuesday. for the pur-
pose OF negotiating satisfactory set i.
tlement with the half-breeds.
4 ToEoaT0, Dec. 3.-The Parliament
ary COMMITTEE appointed to considet
.he Erie aud Niagara Railroad Bill
for the change of name and exteDsiop
of powers, held a meeting this fore.
noon. Speeches were made and evi-
dence given Ia favor and In opposi-
ton. Afterwards the committee de-
eided By 16 to 13 that the preamble Of
the bill was not approved; the bill
consequently falls through.
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HORRIBLE DIctu!

When the rumor reached US, on
Thursday evening, that two Of SHER-
MANS braves-before whose valor
the rebels could never successfully
stand-had actually turned their vic
torions arms, against each other, We
were filed with uneasiness. Yester-
day morning. when we saw the ( on
Tier, and read how one of those braves
had actually" ehawed up the other.
and that we were minus Local, and
were ourselves personally threatened
with a similar extinguishment, our
uneasiness gave place to alarm.
We tried to allay our rising fears
by calling up the fact that the Courier
Son of Thunder was, in personal ap-
pearanee, at least. as amiable. gentle
and smiling an Individual as ever whis-
pered soft words of love in lady's bow
er. Butin vain. We remembered that
BYRoN's Corsair was as mild man
nered man as ever scuttled ship or
cut a throat, and our fears became
more and more agonizing. We had
almost reached the point where
the Japanese ends lifs's troubles and
fears by h4ri kari, when our unfor-
tuuate Local put in an appearance.
We looked, rubbed our eyes, and
looked again. Was it he, or did we
behold his shadowy counterpart
There were no visible indications OF
the chawing up" process through
which he had gone. We could not
detect the hghtning's mark with
which the Courier Jupiter Tonans
had smitten him to the earth. But a
strange creeping of the flesh and the
silent but steady erection of each in.
dividual hair until it stood on enc
like quills on the fretful porcupine
admonished US that our Local was M
more, and instead we beheld hi!
ghost. Unreasonable ghostl Unlike
respectable spirits VINO confne theil
wanderings to the pale glimpses of tbs
moon-when order-loving humanity i;
wrapped in slumber-this pale spiri
seemed disposed to shroud th'
brightness of day in mysterious ter
ror. We were on the point of exor
cising the unreasonable phantom /!
quoting something like Hamlet
formula, under similar circumstances
when, apparently discovering the de
lusion, born of fear" under which
we we're suffering, our Local informe'
us that there was no spiritual agenc
in the matter That he was veritabl
flesh and blood. That the "thrashing
and "chawing mp process describe
in the Courier-like Falstaff's me-
in buckram-were the creation of
highly disordered Imagination. Il
short that there vas not scratc
upon his person, aud that he sho ul
much more abound . in this localit
than heretofore.
With these assurances, made goo
by a personal examination of the in
dividual giving them, our harrassin
fears we're scattered to the winds, an
Richard vas himself againl
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Moro KlectiOn NeWs.

JACKSON, Miss, Dec. 3.-Addition.
al returns, froEl six counties, give
Alcorn several thousand additional
majority. Dent has carried but three
counties. and these BY very small ma.
joIisies. The whole Radical ticker
With fer exceptions. doubtless 80
been elected
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Corporation Notices.
NouemIsr 98th, 1899.

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ORDER FOR PLANK BLDEWALKs.
a ND NOW IA H HERERY Or
G4 dered and directed by the Common
Council OF the city or Evansvlie that the
owners OF all lots or parts OF lots, fronting
on or adjoining tue eaft side Of Mary
street, from sixth street TO franklin
West side Of Mary street, from Sixth
street TO Franklin street;
Est side Of Mary street, from Ffankiin
street to seventh street. f.
West side OF Mary street, from Franklin
street to Seventh street:
East side OF Mary street from Seventh
street TO Eighth street:
West side on Mary street, from Seventh
street TO Eighth street;
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
70 be brought 20 the proper grace and
that they Cause a sidewalk of class nuf1-
Der three TO be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication OF this
order. "A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
CIty Clerks once, December SIN, 1869.
del d3t fUniOn copy ]
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December 3. 1869.
Railroad OfIcers Released from Ar.
rest "a

MEMPHIS, Dec. 3.-The Appeal
Little Rock special says: Judge Yam
cy, of the Chaucery Court, has re-
leased all the officials of the Memphis
& Little Rock Railroad who were
arrested for contempt, in refusing to
obey a process, on the ground that
the Judge who had issued the in
junction had no authority to Issue it,
The question as to which Board is
legal has not been touched upon, but
will be decided By the Supreme Court.
President Buckley, of the old Board,
has made application to have the case
transferred to the Federal Courts,
which will be asked to dispose of all
the questions involved.
The officers will bring suit against
the new Board for damages for false
arrests
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3.-Mazatlan
adviees to November 24sh have been
received. Political affairs are qniet.
and business is in an unusually dull
state. Del Placido Vega has agreed
to a principal improving house. and
for the consideration of $4,000 he
pledges himself 20 make pronun.
clamento. When their carg0es arrive
he will allow them a discount of fifty
per cent. on duties, and keep the
town till $1,000 are disposed Of also.
In consequence Of agreements, several
eargoes are made up at Liverpool for
Alazatlan. Sonora has been devastat-
ed by the Indians.
Durango has suffered severely from
rains. Three water.spouts DESTROYED
a village of three hundred houses,
filled mines with water, and damaged
fields.
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sATURDAY.............-..DECEMBER 4. 1868
THs Courier is evidently anxious to

The Courier IS evidently anxious 70
change its tactics. It's attempt to hold
Repu bIicans responsible for the ac'
tions Of the Criminal Judge and
Grand Jury had back action move
ment, which knocked the wind out Of
it. It now seeks to divert the issue
made by itself, on these points. 1t
propounds to US a series Of questions,
all meaning one and the same thing,
which we are prepared to answer when
it definitely announces where 1t
stands. How does the Courier answer
Its own interrogatories?
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CHICAGO, December 3.-Gen. Sher-
idan is getting better every day,
though be is still confined to his bed
His illness, typhoid fever, has been
very severe. Gen. Hartsuf has had
charge OF headquarters during Gen.
Sheridan's s illness.
Wm. a Murray, of the firm of
Marray s. Watson, was held to bail,
Yesterday, in the sum of $4,000, for
removing highwines contrary to law
Prince Sudamanna and suite. from
japan. will arrive in Chicago. via the
Pacife Road, on Sunday. He will
-e-~e;- 1sy or two, end then leave
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destructive FIre-Loss s1.5OO, COO.

GALVESTON. December 3.-About
fifty business firms and shop keepers
were burned out by fire this morning.
The MerchaDts' Mutual Insurance
Company's building. q Theatre and
the Metropolitan Hotel were de-
stroved. The loss is variously esti-
mated from 1,000,0 900 to Isl 500, 900.
No election returns has yet been
received.
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CanadIan Items:

OTTAWA, Dec. 3.-Important dis
patches from the Home Government
in reference to the Northwest, is ex-
pected to- morrow. 1t appears that
the English Cabinet meets only once
2 week or Saturdays The Dominion
Government was ia communication
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PITTsBURG, December IA meet
ing Of the Board Of Trade was held
TO- day, at which aCommittoe Of five
was appointed tourge action on the
subject of ship canal from Pitts
burg to Lake Erie; also, Committee
was appoidted to take measures
toward the construction Of railroad
via Connellsville Road to UDi0ntown.
thence 10 Fairmount, West Virginia.
thence to Grafton, and thence to
StauntOn, Va, opening communion
ton with the South Atlantic aud
Gulf States. s4s Il
At a meeting of the oil men at
Iitusville, yesterday, a resolution was
passed calling upon the people OF this
country and the oil interest, TO con-
tribute funds 70 purchasea homestead
for Colonel Drake. the discoveror Of
petroleum. r
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RICHMOND, Dec. 3.-Judge G. Fl.
Brayham and General Wick ham, who
were appointed on the Republican
State Central Committee, by members
who remained IN Convention, have
declined the appointment.
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BEST CHANCE OF The sEAsog

" 1899. ~ tie COUtf HOO iM DCon ~
hgansyii NE, Ind VIII be SOLD 40 PDtlll
AnCII0N aiI the following FAhU Ahtst
70. IL il. is. l5 g. a. T. B. AZ H as s ai az
Roberis' subdivision 81 Hooks ~ nnd Ia
Aaso Is = L'ss e 2s 9es7 81 q g 3. IA lil2 81
~ ~, y, ~ a3, "a 30 a3. 81. as. g9. 40, an aud
AZ, IN koDertsi subdivision uf BlocL n u q
all In Pafrctgs Enlargement af lmn nte ni
EvansvfIlo fnd
Also, the whole OF Block 70. IS. in raf.
rotts Enlargement containing ari9
A,s,9 Lots @, %, 81, %, g. and o, "a Iioen
Lots 4 aud 2, IA Block g, d9odsoi Hn-
xko Lots ilnd 4. Ia Block I52. in la-
Also part of Y.om rs and is in
GarYin's subdivision OF Block ln fI.
IN the Ea.teITi Enlafga amtnt. fr0utnr
runnfna back to the aiiey, alsd c1nisinLae
q tW J-story brick house, vita seven flonr.
hlto Lots 15 n.nd iO, in Block NO. o. u Lle
Eastorn lsulaft ensnt, con1Inlne nao1L
fourteen rooms. aud nue large HtlIar
rOuDi, on the rncr OF OAK aud loutlut
Lots aud s. in Block 3. in Honf pelIa
First Add tiOn, cOutaiuinR q two rarT
housf' with si1 rooms new ana Hh
! Lot and one bali OF Lot 3. IA ntne o.
ia Rackweil's First Addition, c0ntaintrE &
a new hougs with iOur rooms
10 s ~, 20. aud 80, in B oekz5 Ia bnIuaHaD.
Tue above llat EN- braces some uI tnH
haudsOmGsf property for wdeueef H lne
citN, % gliding the rAHHhIr ANHN.
- EAD, wiilctl VIII be sold iu a LallNH
LQIt slu pa8 iuE ~ beauty and aehirHuta.
Lees any other place in th0 ely.
MO-L OF this property lg iu close nrrHl U..
fty 10 the street rail OBd uDW in co lHa nI
rOnstrucLOp, p, and Will bg COM pl0fed u ONO
month rom fhis dafe.
Piufs can DO nceH on pDdTEf thfCU ~IIfuU
the city, and nc JOH ABDhf8 NEA I aa
YATb CFFtCif on Ihird 81 rect. Dol er1
Main aud Locust Btrrcfa, where an uaeaa.
BsTy information fW ay be obtained.
IeTm9-Oue thiru dow aud rem dos
IN one and two years with iuferta. EHn
mode Of security Will be anmomurnH am
day OF sale.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate ANauf.
nOY23 dtd Eva 1Nwltsei lna.
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Foreign News.
ENGLANn-

EAAfLAND.
LosDoN, Dec. 3.-The iron -clad
Monarch is ready to sail with the
bcdy of Mr.. Peabody, but it is thought
she will remain few days for the rest
of the feet. Her cabins are draped
with black cloth and white silk.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-Dispatches from
Rome announce that q Pre-Synodal
Conference was held yesterday, when
Papal allocuSion was delivered, and
oaths delivered to the officers Of the
EcumeDicaI Council.
The Times to-day says: Things at
Rome are arguing i'll for the Council
Gallicanism is rampant, the Austrian
and German Bishops demur to the
dogma of iniallibility, aud discord is
apprehended among the Italians. An
tallette shakes his head at a perform :
ance in which he ne never felt SYM
pathy. It will be some time before it
can become clear whether the Council
will bring the Church peace or a
sword.
The cotton mills at Lancashire are
again running on full time.
FRANCE.
PARIS, December 3.-The reported
difficulties at Paris and Washington,
about the landing Of the French Ca
bic on the American shores, has been
amicably settled.
PARIS, Dec. 3.-At the sitting of
the Corps Legislatif to-day, Henri
Rochefort rose and demanded that
the National Guard be ordered to
guard the hall Of the Corps LegisIatif
In future, for the prefecture of the
members. The demand took the
Chamber by surprise, and created an
extraordinary sensation. Expressions
of astonishment burst from all parts
of the hall, and cheers followed
which were answered by cries Of de.
rision and disapproyal. The opposi-
ton members generally applauded,
but the majority protested against the
demand, and demonstrations we're
made in Its favor.
The fears of disorders to-day on ac-
| count of the anniversary of the Bar
ricades of 1851, and of the death of
Bouden, have not been realized. The
city has been unusually quiet all day,
and at this hour, 8 P. NJ, there are no
/ symptoms of excitement.
SPAIN.
MADRID, December 3.-Seyeral
/ CaTllst consplracies nave been dIsc0V-
cred in various parts of Spain, within
few days, and a number of arrests
have been made The authorities are
taking extraordinary precautions TO
4 prevent new outbreaks.
MADRID, December 3.-The Por-
| tugese Government has invited ten.
ders for the manufacture and laying
of submarine cable from Portugal
to some eligible point on the Ameri-
can coast. touching at Azores.
MADRID, Dec. 3.-Several of the
Republican journals. the publication
OF which had been suspended at the
beginning Of the recent insurrection,
have been permitted to reappear.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN. Dec. 3.-Mr. Burlingame
had an interview with King William
yesterday. and presented his creden-
tials. The meeting was character
lied with the usual complimentary
speeches.
RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG Dec. 3.-General
Iguatief has been appointed Minister
of EoreiCn Affairs Ia erxaoaed prfoco
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BosToN. Dec. 3.-There was meet
ine IN Fanenil Hail this evening. DR..
Shurtliff, the present incumbent, was
nominated citizens candidate for
MayoT.
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9 gOHNs0Nss
Real Estate g. Patent Agcuey

= HAVE a VAWTETW Og nuHT.
~ NE,5 and DWELLING EEOu-
aud large mum Der Of BUILDING LaF..
in almost every part uf Evausviiipf .t n
number or Farms and several lhUHfaT
acres OF TIM MHEEED LANDS. uil uf nHfru
4 VIII sell on EASY TERMS. II have eolna
very DESIlAArBLE and very CT n
LOTS, aOtthtfb len nlinufes' tDQtk Qf llf relrl.
House. Persons WishiEB 10 buy WILL anNn
money by purchasing 80 my ofhces Ilttu
having property 70 sell viii please nriu F"
me the description aud price,
4 shall soon advertise for DublIn sHiM
Of The city, near the proposed track nl LI.
street railroad, whers nice huiidaul stl
can BE had on VEHY IEHAaDWlaIiLE II
have also opened an once for bDl4li T.
ING PATIENTS. Persons desiring W ou
tain Patents can make application nI HHa
and by calling at my ONCE on
THIRD ST, bet. Main and LOCUST
EVANSVILLE, IND.
ALNAH 80 OHM9OI
prTQf Real Estate and EIfmWN A Hma4..
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RATRE EATR

CATHOLIC SCHOOL HODHE
Corner Pine ana ghiro 8lFesif
RWTMAa. G4bIM HENNE UM NNHM WH
w Dscond Der f5lns 1859, ard continue fr
Saturday Dartarn Der ietus TIE piece HfFar-
the Eatf Wlis la hhin. aud q aau luEtn
tniln Wsll nn ufraa suoWr ir Hna Esu
BY Order ~ luE Committee.
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BERLIN, Dec. 3.-Mr. Burlingame
had an interview with King William
yesterday. and presented his creden-
tials. The meeting was character
lied with the usual complimentary
epepches
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Il r. TRLBLE.
JA.CI,oB MYERS.

Evansville. Ind, Dec. 80, 1862 -. rs.
n B.-We f~eI thaukiui 10 our Numerous
friends aud customers for the liberal pat
Tonage bestowed upon the Old nrn1 Ia tne
past, aud by strict attention 10 business
and falr dealil we hope "a continuation
Of The same. Our place OF business A. AZ
the old stand, corner OF Wafer and Good
sell Streets. JACOB MYERS 81 BIO
de4 dZw fUnInn. Eonrlrr and DrnI cnnv.-
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er Cuban expedition, which has been
gathering in large force not many miles
distant from New Y0rK City. The troops
left their quarters carry yesterday morn
log, for theax destination. k -
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ST. PETERSBURG Dec. 3.-General
IeDatieff has been appointed Minister
of Foreign Affairs, to succeed Prince
Gortschaknf