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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-26

I 4a- y.
sgpointed. We presume, thssssore. tha.
tie articles In the Southern Opinion q last
week, which the cypress refers 70 as show
ing chat he is opposed II, the new ihose-
amsnt. were not written by him. wsBhouid
he 5sorrysto have TO clsss him amongst The
! aimpraoticahiee." OInthe convention held
! Id this city last May he'agreed with Messrs.
eBpatsDs,s BococK. suTHEHrrs; ana fhs rest
oftthe gentlemen who made speeches against
nominating candidates disqua1f6ed BY the
sfourtesnth amendment. n he has, ,1 now = :
q ssaps Overt tbs ranks Of those who are IN
fayef Of keeping MP war with congress
he viii doubslessalesi his position oe known
|eoshs public in suohs manner as that there
shall Bs No room loft for doubt upon the
subject. 4,zr.. = .. l--.L--t.-- = Tash
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THE CASE, OF Mrs. TwITCHEl.L.--We
have heretofore announced that this lady
had been acquitted of the charge Of being
accessory TO the murder Of her mother by
her husband. The Philadelphia papers in
form us that. Mr., SHEPPARD, the prosecu-
ting attorney, after all the evidence had
been given in, arose and said q. ,"
81 feel bound to say that upon the testi-
mony before the court L do not consider that
this defendant can be convicted without
strsining the law and the doctrine of circum-
stan tial evidence beyond safe, reasonable,
legal, and proper limit and as I enter tain
that view, regard it as my official duty to
submit this bill to the jury without asking
them to find a verdict OF guilty against the
defendant, trusting that in this respect and in
all others may receive the approval and
sanction of the court" 10 .taiagrs taao.
We regard this speech as highly credit
able to Mr.. SHEPPARD. Prosecuting attor-
'neys too often seem to think that they must
insist upon conviction regardless of, the
evidence. Rank injusticeis thus frequent
~ done to innocent parties Mr.. SHEPPARD,
by his few remarks, at onse cleared Mrs.
TwIrCHELL in the forum of public opinion,
which is that in which innocent persons are
sometimes condemned, even after their for
NAL acquittal by jury, people having 8
suspicion that the verdict was obtained I'M
fairly or by superior tact and skill on the
part Of the defendants counsel. .a 90 D.. ~
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A RUINED LAND.-The New York Com
merciol, o Republican paper, speaking of o
suggestion made by one Of its contempt
raries that FENToN should not be admitted
into the Senate until an investigation had
been made Of the charge of corruption
brought against him, says Il 4 4 :" = I. 4
1.-THE Senate of the United States will dc
nothing OF the kind, for the simple reason
that there is no longer any political morality ;
and public virtue is SO demoralized that the
greatest rascal is recognized in financial and
political circles as the smart fellow and the
statesman" sn - @4sae .+t- ~ --& .+
Such was not the case when the South
ruled the country. These results are the
product of Radicalism. They are due to
political preaching more thant to any other
cause, CHASING the war itself among the
evils that the Radical parsons, the north
ern Methodist Church particularly, have
brought upon the country. The leading
men Of the south are still free From the
gross vices which characterize the northern
statesmen, or rather politicians. But with
oarpet-bag and scalswag Office holders, the
southern States would soon have no more
character to lose than the northern. The
whole land would become sink-hole Of
fostering corruption. We count it one of
the greatest Of our numerous misfortunes
IS that We should be in danger Of being re-
6duced to the, condition Of most OF the north.
ern States, whose Legislative. bodies and
officials generally are notoriously open. to
bribery. ,sar,.., ..,...,... =. t0.sgnz
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sg SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY AT
.. JULIUS sYCLE'S,
Ais BROAD STREET.
The people who crowd the store OF JULIUS
SYCLE, AIS Broad street, daily are now fully con-
WINGED that he IS selling his desirable stock or
DRESS and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS 10 cheap
as any other house In the city. Below mention
some Of my numerous goods FOR the benefit OF the
public:
MUSLINS
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
FRENCH MERINOES
ENGLISH MERINOES
OPERA FLANNELS
BALMORALS,
BLANKETS,
CLoAKS,
sHAWLS, sc.
1 have also O very large and selected stock OF
GENTS WEAR, comprising
CASSIMEREs,
BROAD and BEAVER CLOTHS,
IA DoEsKINs
And CABINETS,
which am selling now regardless OF cost before
laying in my spring stock.
The ladies and public in general would hpd It
to their advantage TO call early and secure the
mond before, 1T JULIUS SYCLE'S
<l5 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
statesmen. q. q. CARE, j. j. TURNER,
GEORGE SwABACHER, JONAS WEIHBERG.
STORE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. JaN
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DIED,

:. On Sunday morning, January 24thr Oh .RLIE
BATES. youngest son Of Joseph n. aud Mary a.
Johnson, aged eleven months and nineteen days.
"Death spreads bis wtth'riIg wintry arms,
gE and beauty smiles no more - - Itl2lr
All, where are now those once loy'd charms ~
THAT pleased orr eyes before ?'' 49, - ="
Z On the .s:h instant, at y A. NJ, BENNETT f.,
In the twenty-frst year OF his sgs. SON OF James
and n. a. Kirby. y Sal. E#.. . q EEsfE sc Is
Q His funeral win be preached by the Rev. Or.
Burrows at Sycamore church. at Ii A.. M tn.
DAY. II The friends and acquaintances Of the
family are respectfully invited TO attend, ~,
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EIRST-PRIZE GLOVES.

We announce with much satisfaction to the wear
ers of KIU GLOVES that we have obtained the
. d. JTGLA's G#ss %a8@
KID GLOVES,
which obtained the HIGHEST PRIZE at the Paris
Exhibition of 1857. these Gloves have been
extensively worn In Europe. where they are ac-
kuowedged to be unequalled in quality, and are
superior to anu other make ever before offered In
this market. and we recommend them as such to
our patrons 49,. ..-.. ..-r,t-s.. -fa r.-.sr,..r
We shall receive a fresh supply Of these Gloves
every week. Ladies' can order any particular shade
desired from sample card which We have on exhi-
hilton. 81. - - LEVY BROTHERS., B.
la 20 Nos I2ls ard 1915 Main street.
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JAMES BARBOUR, EsQ.-The Petersburg
Express assumes that Mr.. BARBOUR is OPP
posed to the new movement. Mr.. BARBOUR
participated in the culpeper meeting Of
last week. I. was upon his motion that
delegates to the Richmond convention we're
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coNFEoTIoNER1Es, CREAMs, JELLrEa
oAKEs I'd. &cs AT

Tbsg will keapsthis store stocked4n best
and freshest goods, and zpsoniseT thss 81 oroer'
win be rs promptly and faithfully attended 70 Ga as
az their on Broad street. 3as I, en-
, ! FULL FULL .assoRTMEEr or TOYS AND
coNFEcrIoNs always be found - 80 30. cs''
s'4Mr. r. winston swilI have charge Of the es-
sablishme MT Win assistants, and viii be aided
at times with one OF the firm Of sss I, "a go i
ia 20 es.T 49,. - ossS,rsqANDREW PIzzrNI 4 co. +
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GENERAL EARLY's LETTER.-In refer
ence to General EARLY's recently published
letter, the Cincinnati Commercial says:

"This sort of talk should admonish Con-
gress and the country that reconstruction may
MS we'll be FASTENED slowly, and few of these
high favored rebels kept under the political
disabilities defined by the fourteenth article
of the Constitution during their natural life
t!me.'' --.+fE ,r-gy.,.s rta5-,. g
So that the General has probably done
more than he intended to do in aid of the
opponents of reconstruction upon the basis
of universal amnesty and universal suf-
frage. tr8.sa eG --...#rG# #-7l.
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The VIRGINIA MIssIoN.-A gentleman
who returned to the city from Washington
yesterday reports that the Virginia COM
mittee is still encouraged to believe that
good results will attend its mission at the
capital. Some plan of compromise is likely
to be agreed on--Congress conceding certain
points, and the committee abating some
what their propositions of adjustment. 1t
is impossible as yet, however, to intimate
with any degree of certainty the success
accomplished by the MISUNDERSTANDING
Republican, e25th. a7sd list .El1 I" Ef.1.
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The CoMMITTEE.-Several members of
the Virginia committee passed through this
city on Saturday on their return from
Washington. We understand from gen.
tleman-not member of the committee,
but who has spent some time in Washing
ton, and appeared to be confident Of the
correctness of his information-that it is
more than probable the mission of the COM
mittee will be unsuccessful even TO the ex-
tent Of accomplishing what is proposed in
their letter to the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee published some days since. He
thinks it possible, however, that some com
promise may be effected, the nature OF
which he was not prepared to indicate. aa
Another gentleman-from Washington on
Saturdays very decided in the, convic-
ton that the mission Of the committee has
proved total failure.-Lynch6urg Netrs,
18th. 10 aang.t.aG-a aaE SSH z-1 I'd
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"A letter rom Norfolk q the New York
, Wo-d. dated January, ] 9Th, says, ,,,.,,;ga

"Ths, presso and rt,,ea people, seem about
equally divided on this question; but for O
new party such q division is equiyalent; TO q
triumph % However. thfs whole matter rests
,rneveraentgor refusing, 80 to sdo,A will give
the victory to the one party or the other.-.,
in fayoripg this new or third party, as 1t
js called, GI thinki Iorepresent the people OF
Virginia; at any rate.Yitg is "a policy rapidly
ssqras M ''s
Of course tbs for Congress TO say whether
thetnewmoyemsnt shall succeed ;SbutaCen-
'gressl cannot prevent it's good effects, some
OF which at least sre' Independent Of COD
gressional action. II depriyes the Radicals
Of all excuse for imposing further disabiliL--
ties upon our people in case We reject the
constitution made for Us by the BAYNE-
UypERwoop convention, and ought to ena-
bic us TO- do this good job more easily than
we otherwise could have done it if our very
liberal proposition be rejected by Congress.
It has also enlisted in our behalf General
GRANT, General scHoFIELD, and. all the
members of Congress who favor its accept
anoe and il is reasonable to suppose that
all these persons will stand by us in the
next Congress even if We reject the; BAYNE-
,UspsRwooD constitution, and that they will
be reinforced by some twenty seven addi:-
tional Democratic, members who in that
body are ito, take places now occupied by
Radicals. 04r9 Z 7}@is# ms}.t sGy7,z'- fi" ga
, 1869-05-10
!. IaE.aREAT HIGHWAY.
The History Of the Pacific
Railroad
The New West.
Some Statistics Of the Past and
Present.
Populnhons Productions
and Wealth.
The Promise of the Future.

TIE UNION PACIFIC ROAD.
In the summer Of 1883, in thu midst Of war xol
confusion, caug1esa passed the ant act to MD IN
the construction Of 4 railroad md telegraph Line
grou the Nlssoua River to the Pacific ocean This
x,cat measure. which. In preceding and more
prosperous Jex.s, had been but the theme for por-
ular oratoEy, the subject Of resolutions in Marty
plarforns or the ob}ect OF costly sur1eFs and cx-
p,o1otlopu then received practical consideration
and tic urpt sters were taken to render possible
the construction of that grand ralIroa1 which
SPANS half the continent, and the comp1e.ion Of
which last week u celebrated to-day In CHI
caeo with no more pomp and ceremony than the
importance Of the occasion demands.
soon afrcs the conquest Of California the great
advantage Of . saIlruaa connecting these new 10
uutsit.ous with the Eost was recognized. and the
necessity Of building It was dilated on In Congress
, 1869-05-10
PARK BONDS.

~ :.
.3e"ponaen. eskS us,n our objections
~ tne Issue oi e'oo'ooo OF oonas ior L'n-
so4n YOU raa afo sound, now II II With regard
~ ne oontn o'oa Park. which Is entirely
s..e.. ou.s.ue tae c1tyl no ALSO "r1tea: -
who Do nos NOV 1nss aoun Of hnSs s.. 81 tncse ss
aoshos.!ed by tne ~ General ASSEMBLY charge
chi bonded dcb; Of 9s6ooo Il New ~ " VnFr Il
Dass eosasnea a. Tla 'asEe aeIt compared win hs1
us," ~" s0 ''''''A WIN
The 18th section Of the Lincoln Park net
provides that
"Fos the pasrose Of nsylnx for tho land taken
bonds q TIC cats Of cke"a to sncs M n se 1ps
% as ma{ ee e. nssrssary e. ior TINT ruspese sha1! g
q 1sid cstJ, ffom tiinc to ms. u sae sse @ snsii
, 1869-05-10

TIE Captain GeterN re:atiye to youn,- en..n-rr
named Rafae1 Est1ada, who, Although Sa*Fr IL.
cared h's Intention Of becoming N American
paresE, although hastn8 married and ayeJ asnc-
years In the En.ied States. TIE tapta.n Gtut9.y
issEed an erder for biz immediate reaease.
Lieutenant Commander T. i. Esstman. as caau1an aso
0K the Perehscot, dated x5tn OF AIIs11 At Coy
Ff1neda4 The Anchorage for the ports Or AeaeMos
Lz1se Ma)or and sent to caIffa1ten had t-en r.
tcasea. The Spa18R authorities 1t that plsce t4d
c1ereo 10 courtestss OF facilitates 70 the PeQshscot
"a + + customary on - at4yal q foreign vHsei
ne lHRed States Ca1sul IT Ca1lb4xiea h1t h<yz1
informed b the GoTEzner II Ee1redlas thar he
Auss ROT 1otst the c1g Of The Consular UNsr
:. In eonsidssaton Of tie condition Of affairs IL
tna .hsre American cl.tzeus ar hold
m ron eea tne y nr9Esr. and The !ear Of lna1y
EaatAah has Concluded 10 remain tbese sor Ycuas.
\ Cuban namsd $. h WALES, who claims to be
Y American a11en, VIA un:e9Vofnu tstss an
cnai9ea preferred by the volpa:arr fuyx .rn1 r
Hs1sna v.gn for s1,. .nM fe would soon BE- sent TO
daaee With h1n 0! te4ns IN Amerfran c,tizt.a hsrt
nas "tnlsa % ne I lied States for Il.
Gensrai to sl.or 'Sa IN 49, requested the Captain
oFef n Consulate ut ca1:ba;ien :" 'e 1's'1>3
Nj. kobe..s, the Spasuh N;n1s,a- h,, ,n,,,.,,.x.
~, iSsh1 - IL Sale tna1 The steamer Quaker
a0ntt1nRs Of Ea[ fer TIE rea5,s IN. Saras.+4 "s-4
has requested the Secretary Of tie p..,-r 81 -
sue al nsrteE which Will pfeyent anr Htn1.},. ~ ~
the neutrality Law Of 1sls when v III . I.s, "h
SKW IoRK. MAY a-Tne SpSni,h E,s..rT ~
Interview With Cnfted Statcs Na-sh,i lS,r.-ts ~ -
afternoon, xtatel that te had rrc,.yr, :. Ntts
formation ttat steamer md several sT-ni ..r ~.
vessels are setug ttesi out take yutpni.r1s TX
aru1 to the Cuban Insurgents, and tIetnn,u,r,i ~,
such expeditions be stopped. lie ais ea,ia.. TSs
Marshala attention 10 the yarioEs -rrr,;!kn- sts
lions Of Cuhns IN this ctty, and furnished Isl NJ
them.
The Marshal, Yesterday afternoon, received or-
ders from Secretary Fish to prevent m; res@he
h1cach ol the 1cu,ralttr lsw in relztttn to laha
The chief 61lcer Ct the steamer paaEer Ctr
to-day denied, on his honor, as al ofleer aaa Is
EeptieE1nD, that her uWUer3 had the Slightest tn.
tent1on OF Eennng her TO Cubs OF even 70 The Wesf
Indies.
SEw YORK, May s-The Aro3o lid not have q
soldier on bocr1, neither did she c2.Ty any ar,nx
suian amount Of powder, some ammunition nn1
certain commercial stores composed her cargo
AID she carried only her regular czcW. sac aa,lE,i
nLiet the Auspices OF the Peruvian GovernUsent,
and c1unot, tacrcfose, without violating Epoj
faith. be used except tn the manner spec!de1 n
her paFtEs II aplcarx, however, that on Tuesn11
:hcrc hanel from New York the steamer pestk
Chartered b. Cuhan, and containing Hnr M1te.
rial, and earring about threa hundred men- Hez
/ clearance papers showed that her destination ~
Jamaica. Or some peaceful For, and tnaS the pro
hihtttou relating to a1ms, etc, had been eEasel
|, ns had frequently been done before with tn
| 1noTtedse OF the Spanish Consul At New York
, 1869-05-10

raised Oh the west coast; the Chinese labor
which wsa pouring into the State WIS employed,
and the WORK OF iunnellug aud cutting through
the Sierra NevadA Was begun and carried to .
successful completion Thoeo didcuihea ones
oyer. the vo9k ncvrd EapidlJ 1oEwntd, and m
nsye rad with tnteeeat the daily telesza7nfc ~
posta OF the rec Of these cuuttxt3nE sp8dz-
Tpc phystcAi 41Itacultics which the EaltformxnA
had to contend with In passing through their own
ss1te and NeTsd4 were very great: bat they haye
al been conquered, and their dnat point reached,
and the Junction now made with the other road-
Notwithstanding lis miles Of tunnels and ot snow-
sheds, 1t has been too fir from ua to recelve the
s,tent1on, OF to hare tn prpgrexs followed with
that iegEee Of interest which has been bestowed
on tta Eastern rtyAL
rHx EKw WEST.
Yet- though We have hewn out way through
the desert, and fuund enough to convince Us thlt
the best part Of the continent remains unsettled
our knowledge Of the vast rezion lying west Of the
Missouri il very allyht, and exceedingly super
nc1ai. and no wonder: when We consider that up
till the year 1s44 just quarter Of = century aSn,
there we're no whits men more than Gtant's
store-throw west Of the " Big Muddy Within
that twenty i've year1 Etnce Polk sas tn the White
House, md LoulS Napoleon plsyed his grknd eoup
dstat ne hare gathered ali VIC know Of teXtou
equal In extent to the whole Of Euro.
peaa RuAsta, which his popnla-
Hon OF seventy million soulA No wonder
that tho surveyors chain has been dragged over
but innnltex.nA portions Of the VAT are1, and
that section lines are lev. though claims fnnumeF
able have been stakrl Cd, and millions ot dolass
worth Of the precious metala dragged from the
volcanic repose Of centuries by the adventurous
sesIcher after gold.
The lu1on III; statistics will gtTe clearer adea
Of the extent Of the country Jet 70 be conquered,
and help US to better comprehension Of what they
NAV become In the future, thso volume Of mere
ye,tal description:
TEKEyrGKT AND rlFE1lTtoS.
The following shows the area IN square nllea of
The several States and Territories within the dts
trcs Of the New West wtt1 the population In lsaG
4,orulstif, nj thG nfeaeDf time.
, 1869-05-10
CUBA

Uesr0fch from the Com au1nndeF of
the United States Fleet In Cuban
WAseFx-Rerent Movement OF
Troops In the autcEior-Thc Spanish
Minister nnd EonAn1H on tho l.
oN& for EilIba1teKH- ...
WASHINGTON. Nay a-pespatchfs He1t received
this morning II tie SRyJ Department Hon a12t
nj Hon, dared on Havana AP1uD aaa AAt l.
Since his List despatch Of the s.th a!t no Ial9aes
neEs Of great Importance fFon tae iuts51ot g uas
MTfyeti n Nuevitas NOM villa CLars, aud the dar
afrer General Iescx appeared II NueTlt&s very
expec3e<iiy With 1,aO men from Pue91o
Principe, kaEtng started With I. 800 and left de-
taehment On tie road They reported no Fest5s-
anee On the march, although lstZa bodies Of u
EmTenu we're posted On the high ground sone
djssauce rum she road. 1 number Of well-cn1-
suucEed trenches, bteastWueks, DC, were visible
There IRE 1000 men concentrated At Suerttaa
Among them were 800 Catalout1 volunteers.
recently from Spain They were 70 commence
operations On The fail1oad between Nucs11as md
Principe immediately. About 500 started On the
Sd c01voJ Ing provisions and u7tn4 This eKrse-
d:tsoo, under General Lesca, L. to reratr the snai
temporarily, 70 get the GAZE ALONG. and provts1oi
the troops Il Principe, who sxa said 70 b On hai1
rxtonA
Il w1s reported that Qeesada, the revolutionary
le4de1, pu1pose1y allowed thu siant7sds to march
without opposition from The interior . TIE -
coAkt, bet intended to neNGHcS tueH fe11lny a&fos
d possible, cspsuse their provision na1n1-
b.: HnMo1s = stin eonanea 2 htactEe5 81 s5,
EeassI Liza ~ ssz*ed tast tie docto<a nts
wHl spa9t& becazse he wx4 m AMxtean
Rea< AdUtR Ha1 hst tsd n f1fExrew 6fsa
, 1869-05-10
NEW 0RLEAES.

The Case Of Auditor WickIkne-Tha
Congressional Eleetlou GayertsEn-
tion-panEeF Of a Crcvnase-Tha
MEDICAL Cpnvcnttou.
SEw OEKAxS HaJ s---Thc trial Of Auditor
Wickhne upon the second Indictment on The
charge OF misdemeanor In Office In isutn7 fr4nd-
ulens Ea1rAut closed last hight with verdict Of
Eot guilty This W19 Te21tteI ~ the strongest
case ass1ost4R E1l1e. and Judge Abel this Eornln8
sta1cd. In view Of the resnlt Of the previous tsl
and the disorKAnt1ed cp1diuou Of State tnaIsceE,
he VIA prepared to entertain motion Of eeAs
I1nan3ssi On tie remaining Indictments a&Ansf
Wicklloe- The District -attorneEr however, nok
being prepared. the u1tte1 WAS postponed until
Aonc3y.
The Congressional Election Inssstssa;ton sf Con cosa-
mtsee commenced .netr fnycss::9 ltlons thls uo1n-
Ing with the First Congressional D.st:1cf
The Mississippi Is veEJ EtsttJ np 70 ni39 MaseE
utarf. and DANGER Of e1eFasse i te7orted beioN
tse cs,T in s.: Eernsz1t Ps1ssh- EdtFts are being
uade 10 close H. o1t they are apparently onaEalt-
i1s . 1r.,.-., .,zo,,xt,o, ,.son,,rs
rrs.rrz,av. 70 nect On the second Tuesday or Ny
neIt, After adjournment paFt Of them nado n
EXCURSION duun the river, and number Eook
kto;r UP up RE river on the stcsa1cr R!eanood
Tnr rnttve session WIS marked with great ha-1ao-
NJ md rood feeling.
, 1869-05-10
NEW YORK


SKW toKX- Aay&
rACrIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Services In Tr:n!t; Church and other cet temonies
IA eommeno7asion Of the opening or ne Pacific
Railroad. hare l'een postponr,1 to Monda! Sr-
esal passengers arrived this morning, eight d4Js
from San Francisco They say thai cc1ch work
must be done On the road to put It IN 1tsss-ctass
condition. The announcement that p1fant aaI
others had been cpruczcd bs the Wo1*Smen on ina
Enton Pacific Railroad. cacsed some aiaru a,un1g
handhoiIeEs, bat the otlccrs here have ANNOUNCED
day. Twenty sleeping cas- for the Pacific RaAt
are uea1ty finished in New YORK and PhlalI<.fpais.
and VIII be started west nezt week.
oPEnIffoS TO SkcRKfAKr roCr~EILS roy. ICf,
The Et<ninG Asxt opposes Sccreta.y Boatwcuts
plan for purchasing bonds, azl hopoS he will writ
until ne" 1es1sls:iun can be obtained for N 3D.
tustEent OF our tafn upon revenue htlA anf
tie E!shdrawa! Of GFeeusaek5 from circulation
The announcement OF the purchase to-day pro
scramble Tor bonds by both foreign aud domestic
dealers In the afternoon transactions gen OF,
anf'he market became qaiet.
CUBAN EXPEDITIONS
Cuban sympathizers hius thai tED veasels with
arms and men, hare Just etr Baszon, amt another
TO TIE ASSOCIATED ;zu PkEss
Ajphouso Brett and William Homes, printers. at
No. 81 Nasau street. arc in custody, charged with
the 11ayteu Governments. John Russ i5 a.so AZ
rested Us the party who ordered the pt1nttng of
the notes and aeFes Thai he WAS depustze.i hy An
ocer Of The IaFt1en <;sItEsne1t 10 ptcure them.
Notes representing swo dollars each IN gold. to
the amount Of estA.eN', werr rrinicll Of which
tsep, 9D we're sent TO Harti ant r!1eef In e[rcun
ton tef0rc thel1 real character was dscovert,A
The balance has osen recovered here Thssn Hay
ren Officers Including an Admiral, are 1upHsalk&
rKolrsEp rcncuAst oF F1yErwEs1'Rs Ut TIE
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sub Treasure! van i,ycf adsetftses tn4t ne wM
recelts Oh each wednesday, up 70 noon COM
EencirE next week, proposals lot The ssie tu the
government OF orer million o1 hEe-t"entF l0dda
Of The new Issue, in sums not less Than nts thou
cheek ol i've per cent must ACCOMPANY sAch pEo-
posa In order 70 show the good 1ai1a Of ahe seller
CouEpn and registered bonds will be received, and
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