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The New York herald., 1869-04-30

It's very independence of all cliques
and parties, its contemptuous repudia-
ton Of party approaches, its fearless
ness of speech, the very qualities that
made its value to the people, were
what excited against it the tricksters, the
charlatans, the moral humbugs. 1t was started
for an Independent career on capital of five
hundred dollars-was a paying concern from
its initiation-now well nigh monopolizes the
advertising patronage of this city, and two
thirds of the business of the metropolis and
vicinity is done through it's columns. Here is
evidence enough that the people fully appre-
ciated the spirit of the proprietor in fighting
his way. seeking favors from neither person
nor party.
How different is the spectacle now presented
by those who have ostentatiously set them
selves up as moral examples for the whole
human race, and who have never permitted to
die away the echo of the shout, 81 am holier
than thou" Here we see bribery running
riot and very pitiful bribery, too. Right and
left politicians are laid under contribution In
sums ranging from one thousand dollars up to
i've thousand, and we see at once how cheaply
the radical press holds the politicians and how
cheaply the politicians hold the radical press
1t is evident why some papers have tolcrable
immunity from the invective Of politicians. Who
that aspires to high Office and cares not how
he gets it will declaim against journals whose
praises he can purchase at five thousand dol
lars, and whose silence may be secured per-
haps, for five hundred? How scandalous and
disgraceful is the figure now presented of the
press by all the radical journals All the
proprietors are in a scramble for Office, each
jeslously watching the progress of the other,
each ready to take any advantage, all alike
giving themselves up to the degrading strug
gle, and abasing their journals to the bad
business of helping their hunt. In such
struggle their respective manners and morals
are inevitably laid before the public, and the
people are thus afforded an opportunity to
draw the contrast between the party press and
the Independent press.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
OHIO.

Railroad from Cincinnati 20 Chattanooga
Extensive Whiskey Frauds-Dcstructivc
Tornado.
CfNcrSSATr, April 20, 1850.
Both houses OF the Ohio Legislature have passed
hill giving the city OF Cincinnati authority to raise
$4,000 900 for the purpose Of building short line OF
railroad through Kentucky to connect with the
Southern System Railroad at Chattanooga. The
work win be undertaken at once and pushed forward
vigorously.
The United states Grand Jury found nfty-two in
dictments, mostly against whiskey dealers for de-
frauding the revenue The parties mostly live here
ana at DAYTON. There are s0pe big fsh In the net.
One Of the whiskey ring made concession, but no
names are published as vet.
walkers station on the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad was visited by q destructive tornado at
six O'Clock last evening. The depot was demolished
and several houses were blown down and unroofed.
Tie tornado lasted about twenty minutes.
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DEPARTURE OF MILE. FANNY IAHAuscqsk FOR EUROPE.

Despite the inclement state OF the weather quite
large throng Of the personal and theatrical friends
OF Miss Janauschek assembled on board the North
German steamship Weser yesterday afternoon to
bid the gifted tragedienne farewell. The Park sere-
made hand was In attendance and discoursed some
popular alrs and operatic selections. Many floral
tributes were paid to the great artistic who has i'm
personated such diverse and dinicult dramatic char
acters, and who has, with rare success, sustained
the transatlantic reputation which she brought to
these shores She has left behind her host of
newy-made friends, and she takes with her their
best wishes and congratulations.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Order OF General Ames-Heavy Rains-Dam.
age 20 Railroads-Cotton Crop Injured.
JACKSON, April 20, 1859.
General Ames has issued an order to assessors to
proceed to enroll the names OF all persons eligible
for jury duty without regard to race, color or pre-
vi0us condition
The continuous rains OF the past eight days have
swollen all the streams and stopped the trains run
ming on the Vcksburg and Meridian Railroad. The
damage cannot be repaired within ten days, and the
superintendent Of the road advises the mails for
Vicksburg to be sent by way OF Memphis or New Or
leans The Big Black river Is mile and haif wide
at the railroad bridge. The crops are seriously
damaged aud viii have to be replanted.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

sale Of Tickets for the Peace Jubiiee--Ieais.
lative Proceedings.
BOsroS, April 20, 1869.
The receipts for season tickets to the national
peace jubilee amounted to upwards OF $4,000 on
the first day the sale commenced.
In the senate to-day bin was reported authoriz-
ing the warden OF the state Prison TO permit when
he deems IL expedient, under the consent OF the in
spector the couvcts TO assemble In the yard for
recreation and exercise. The amendment TO the
Liquor bill TO include other ferncnted liquors than
lager beer and cider, was rejected IN the senate TO-
day BY vote OF "a to IL.
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IRELAND.

Orange Riots in the NOrth-The Mob Charged
by the Police-Military Called Out-Men
Killed.
LONDONDERRY, April 20, 1883.
Serious riots occurred here yesterday between the
Catholics and Orangemen. During the collisions be-
tween the two factions the police charged upon
both. Firearms were freely used, several OF the
rioters being wounded and two killed. The riot
assumed at one time fearful proportions, but the
efforts OF the police and the appearance of the mill
tary from the garrison finally succeeded in restoring
quiet and the city Is now tranquil. The military
Will remain on duty for a day or two.
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SWITZERLAND.

Mazxini Requested to Leave the Country.
GENEVA, April 20, 1869.
It is rumored to-day that the Swiss government
has requested Joseph Mazzni to leave the country.
Mazzini lives at Lugano, near the Italian border,
and his connection with the recent conspiracy at
Florence and Milan has probably led the Italian
government to make such request OF Switzerland.
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PENNS YlvANlA.

Meeting OF the Pennsyivania industrial
League.
PHILADELPHIA, April 20, 1860.
Alta meeting held to-day, called by the Pennsy-
vania Industrial League. Morton McMichaei pre-
sided. series OF resolutions were adopted which
to be presented to the Congressional COMMITTEE
OF Ways and Means. The resolutions recommend
that the policy OF firm and steady protection TO
American industry being distiCtly announced.
general tarin law should be framed embracing the
entire range OF imported goods and supersedng all
former tariff laws the duties being made specinc,
30 far as conveniently possible and high enough 70
afford lair wages and reasonable profits TO sucn
American workingmen ana employers az spply
themselves with assiduity skill and intelligence 70
Industries suited to our condition and resources.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 869-rRIpLE SHEET

feel he has been wronged OF one cent. deem it
bot fair and due to- you should make this decara-
tion. Thanking you for your kind reception. have
nothing further to say. After which Mr. Boutwell,
retired amid huZza aud hand shaking. The Secre-
tary returned TO Washington last evening
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

The Ice in Lake Erie -SaiIor Drowned In the
Wcland Canal.
PORT CoLB0RSE, April 20, 1859.
The bark Fanny Campbell was towed in this morn
ing. She had been In the Ice six DAYS. The wind Is
northeast and the ice is moving. Vessels expect to
get out to-day
A sailor named Macarthur fell or the schooner
Flying Cloud into the canal last night and was
drowned.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
ST. DOMINO

Enumeration from Germany Increas asing-The
Tobacco Crop.
HAVANA April 20, 1859.
Advices from st. Domingo TO the 18th OF April
state that the immigration from Germany Is ncreas-
ing.
The tobacco crop Of the country was immense
The province OF Ciba0 was tranquil
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona win sail from this port on
Saturday for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific will close at half-past ten O'Clock in the
morning.
The NEW YORK HsRALD--EditiOn for the Pacific
will be ready at hslf-past nine IN the morning;
Single copies. in wrappers for mating, six. cents.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
FIRE IN ElsHTY-fouaTa STREET.

AT half-pass twelve this morning fire broke out
In the carpenters shop Of r. @. N. Piper on Eighty
fourth street. near Third avenue. The building Is
one story, frame, and ID damaged about 5000; IN
sured In tue ELla Insurance Company Tor S6oO
The police report that the ire Was the work OF an
incendiary
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

Quietude Restored In Prague.
VIENNA. April 20, 1860.
The law declaring Prague in q state OF siege has
been annuled. Placards have been posted IN various
parts OF the city requesting the inhabitants to avoid
any further disturbances.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
AFFaAy m MULBERRY STREET.

This morning jeremiah Donohue, living at No. IS
Eltzabesh street. assaulted in Mulberry street by
an unknown party who seriously injured him with
club, with which the assault Is said to have been
committed. The wounded man was taken to Belle.
vuo Hospital In critical condition,
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SPAIN.

King ar q RepubIic Wanted.
MADRID, April 20. 1859.
The majority In the Constituent Cortes urge
prompt decision either for the Duke Of Montpenser
or the Prince Of Asturas King. the declaration
Of q republic.
The republicans are about to start national petit
ton in favor Of I republic.
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FRANCE.

Increase Of Specie In the Bank Of Frnncc.
PARIS. April 20, 1869.
The weekly statement Of the Bank Of France
shows an increase OF $500, Ooof since last week.
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CommercIaI and Fiuancinf.

HAVANA, April %, 1863.
The sugar market ia buoyant. Sales were made
to-day on the basis OF 81 per arrobe for No.
IL d. 8.
Exchange-On London, 12H 13K per cent pre-
MUM; on Paris, par; on United States. sixty days
sight in gold. 1 IL per cent premium; In cur
rency 24JS o 23x per cent discount.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

Barker's Hirsutus-Frce from Grease; War
make the hair grow and prevent m failing out
No Rroa dwav
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A Card.-In q Little While and Many sigh
will be brsashed fair bosoms lie lovely moves
slowly past weilknown number (l53 Broadway. She
will cast tmid and respecfui glance a. an elegantly
window, blush wa bloom her checks, her
ipa viii part gently aud disclose the peary gems, and
she viii ynnpsr to her'sf And m. must Sn al, ;ss Sa.
Tor good II is not exit, a transition and after the
lst OF May has dawned procure your Oriental
Cream, your italian Medicsted Soap, Snowy Lily White
your Liquid Rouge and your Poudre Subtitle at Dr. GOU
RAUDS Temple OF Fashion and Taste In the and
quarters No. - Bond street. Lades win please an
ticipate their purchaser the removal OF Dr. 0OUkAUD
will necessste the OF business few days before
and after the lst OF May
A.-Save 25 Per Cent by Purchasing Your
Snverware direct from the manufacturer. ,,
saesrooms 7s7 and 7ss Broadway Tenth
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best 10 tho
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable nslznans
ous Factory l6 Bond street.
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Shooting OF nm Onicer.
AUSTRIA.

LONDON April 70, 1867
Captain Carleton was shot at Athlone yesterday.
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Baich's I. ". T.. Pennsylvania Rye Whis<cy =
distilled copper stills by farmer dislers IN the odfasi
toned way at 81 IS gallon 600. n bottle. Call aud evan
me- BALCH BROS, l2e Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

Roper CaIoric Engine Co.--No Water Used,
cannot explode insusnce engineer required Corr
andt street, New York. Seud tor psmphlst.
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American Walthnm Watches-The Most Rc-
liable tmekeepers made. For sale at lowest New YORK
prices r. b. BYNNER 4 CO., lss Broadway, N Y.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

Owing to the grea. increase OF bust.
uess consequent on the popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the
proprietors Of
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

Cristadora,s UnequalIed Hair Dyc.-SoI'
applied hs Wig and Scalp Factory, No. Asor Hous,
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InsubOrdinatiOn OF the Volunteers in Fort
Cnbann-The Revelation Gaining Strength
Sickness Among tho Spanish Troops.
HAVANA, April 2S,
VIA KEY WEST, April 20, 1859.
The Second battalion OF volunteers, commanded
by Colonel Zeuuta and forming the garrison Of Fort
Cabana In the harbor OF Havana having refused to
obey an order for the release Of prisoner, General
Dulce and staff were obliged to proceed to the fort
in full uniform effect change In their disposition.
The Captain General made an address to the volun-
teers. when they suffered the prisoner to depart
under escort Of government troops. The action Of
the volunteers has occasioned great Indignation
the part OF the public and threats are made against
the Second battalion IN case they lay down their
arms. which is not however, anticipated.
The revolution IN the Eastern Department Is gain
ing strength. The Spanish troops in that portion OF
the island are suffering greatly from sickness The
Cubans are besieging and constantly harassing
them, and the capture Of various conveys causes
scarcity of supplies and ammunition In the Spanish
ranks
The Spanish frigate Corona has returned to this
port.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

RICHMOND, April 90, 1862
The Convention reassembled this morning and the
minority report was Withdrawn to make way for the
resolution to adjourn until ten days after Grants
proclamation Tor the State election This resolution
was defeated by majority OF two-thirds. The ma
i0rity report was then adopted with but few dissent
ing voices. The debate pointed Enthusiastically TO
walker, conservative republican, as the person TO
be supported by the conservatives for Governor.
Resolutions were adopted for q better organization
and for appointing committees to wait on Grant
relative 10 the submission OF the constitution, aud
also on General Canhs.
Adjourned sine de
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The Metropolitan Job Printing ,

saunders, tscuuinc Rsxor>, Razor strops
and 0ne Pocket Gallery. store No. Asior House
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

Pamphiets, Law Reports. &C.. Executed
with nssness quickpcss and despatch twenty per cent
cheaper other printing establishment IN the city
at the MFTRoPoLrTNN yOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MINT VI Nassau street.
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Prof. y. T.. u. R~hrir, A.. W., W. W,
prize Tneulst of Imperial iusttus ~ France (God
Medal, ts<sl. TRANsbtTnn, -, -,
(Estsblisbet 1851.
No s BeeKmau street. New York
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Esta ablished In 1sOO-Thc Mctropoiita an Job
Printing Establishment, " Nassau street
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SHOWING. AMONG THE ToLLrss OF THE oAv1
THE NEWEST
BUBBLES OF FASHION,.
AND EXPLAINING AccuRArsLr
HOW THE MONEY aoKs
FOR A FULL EXPOSITION
SEE rO-DAY's TELEGRAM oAaroou.
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Husbands and Fathers
SHOULD NOT FAIL TO SEE
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SHOWING. AMONG THE FoLLIEs OF The DAr
THE NEWEST
BUBBLES OF FASHION.
AND EXPLAINING ACCURATELY
HOW THE MONEY GOES.
FOR FULL EXPOSITION
SEE roDAY's rELEGRAn cARrooS.
Husbands and Fathers
SHOULD NOT FAIL TO SEE
ToDAY's TELEGRAM CARTOON.
SHOWING, AMONG rHE FoLLrEs OF raE OAR
THE NEWEST
BUBBLES OF FASHION.
AND EXPLAINING AooUKArELv
HOW THE MONEY aOEs
FOR A FULL EXPOSITION
SEE To-DAy's TELEGRAM cARr0or.
Husbands and Fathers
SHOULD NOT FAH. TO SEE
ro.DAY's TELEGRAM CARTOON.
SHOWING. AMONG THE FOLLIEs or THE oAY.
THE NEWEST
BUBBLES OF FASHION.
AND EXPLAINING ACCURATELY
HOW THE MONEY GOES.
FOR FULL EXPOSITION
SEE To-DAY's TELEGRAM CARTOON.
Husbands aud Fathers
SHOULD NOT FAIL TO sEE
roDAY's TELEGRAM CARTOON.
SHOWING. AMONG THE FoLLIEs or TUE DAv:
THE NEWEST
BUBBLES OF FASHION.
AND EXPLAINING ACCURATELY
HOW THE MONEY GOES
FOR FULL EXPOSITION
SEE roDAY's TELEGRAM CARTOON
Husbands and Fathers
SHOULD NOT FAIL so SEE
roDAY's rELEGRAM CARTOON.
SHOWING. AMONG THE FoLLrEs OF THE DAv.
THE NEWEST
BUBBLES OF FASHION.
AND ExrLAINTNo ACCURATELY
HOW THE MONEY GOES.
FOR FULL EXPOSITION
SEE ToDAYs TELEGRAM CARTOON
Husbands and Fathers
SHOULD NOT FAIL TO SEE
ToDAY's TELEGRAM CARrooH.
SHOWING. AMONG THE FOLLIEs OF THE DAv.
TIKI NEWEST
BUBBLES OF FASHION.
AND EXPLAINING ACCURATELY
HOW THE MONEY GOES
FOR PULL EXPOSITION
SEE roDAY's TELEGRAM cARrooH.
Husbands and Fathers
SHOULD NOT FAIL TO sEE
ToDAy's TELEGRAM cA0roON.
SHOWING. AMONG rHE FoLLTEs OF THE oAI..
THE NEWEST
BuBBI.Es OF FASHION.
AND EXPLAINING ACCURATELY
HOW THE MONEY GOES.
FOR FULL EXPOSITION
SEE roDAy's TELEGRAM cARrooN.
Husbands and Fathers
SHOULD NOT FAIL TO SEE
ToDAY's rELBGaAM CARTOON.
sHowlsa. AMONG THE FoLrdEs OF THE oAE.
THE INVEST
soBsLEs OF FASHION.
AND EXPLAINING ACCURATELY
HOW THE MONEY GOES
roa rUhL EXPOSITION
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Hsssnnds and ssth-~s
SHOULD NOT FAIL TO SIZE
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saowINa, AMONG THE FoLLrEs OF rHs pAv
THE NEWEST
BUBBLES OF FASHION.
AND EXPLAINING ACCURATELY
HOW THE MONEY GOES.
FOR FULL EXPOSITION
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Husbands nnd Father,
SHOULD nor FAN. TO SER
ro.DAys rELE0RAa CARTOON.
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THE NEWEST
BUBBLES or rAsHfOS
AND EXPLAINING ACCURATELY
How THE MONEY GOES.
TOR ruLL EXPOSITION
SEX ropAYs rELEGRam CARTOON.
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Husbands and Fathers
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ToDAY's TELBGRAx CARTOON.
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NIi-si,auci sprinG Watcr.-Ouly Knews
and all dsseaSss % the kidneys Sold by
druggists. Depot, No. College place, New York.
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THE EVENING TELEaRAM

would impress upon advertisers the
necessity of presenting their adver-
tisoments for the Cartoon papers three
days In advance, 10 secure insertion.
In the general issue IL is also mecca
sarv 70 present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue OF the
edition for which they are intended
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

Important Notice.-The Havana Lottery.
As articles appeared IN several papers the United
States stating Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba would
be discontinued authorized by the Administrator OF
reports TAYLOR 90, Is Wall street.
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The Metropolitan Job Printing aud Eugrsv-
ine Esabshment having made extensive sdduons to lie
the shape OF Presses, Type, kc &C., 10
prepared orders with rapdy Its patrons
and public full well It's style OF work aud s mode
rate prices. --.- .---.---. = -
enlarged the demands OF the public and
we beg oer patrons enlarged facilities for such
orders they dt 10 give, feeling assured that our
rices will compare fsvorsby with other work OF tho
kind. Posters, Circulars Cards, Pamphlets oI every
Jrscrptiou Printing, &c, &c Plain and color work
Wood done short notice very low price,
Va Nassau street old Herald Building.
This friday Eycnina, Apri, 30, at =
O'Clock precisely sac OF ssrome @ ,npnpsoh h eesuuu,
the Fiflh Avenue Art galleries. - -
Wigs, Toupece and Ornamental Uair.-Bcst
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dysux. all colors. BArJaS
ZOR'S v Bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

Richards, 400 Eighth Avenue, sells th'
finest Boots and Shoes at the loves, prices.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

For First Glass Printing Of every Descrip.
ton 60 the Metropolitan Job Printing kssb>hmsnt" 7"
Ma street
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TBLRCRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Atrocious Order of Valmaseda
in Cuba.
Insurgent Successes i'm til.
East.
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The Irish Church Bill In the British
House Of Commons.
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DISRAELI'S AMENDMENT Rejected.
DISRAELrS AMENDMENT REJECTED.
Serious Riots in the North of
Ireland.
MAzzINI ORDERED FROM SWITZERLAND.
CUBA.

Atrocious Orders Of Valmaseda-An Native
Males Found Away From Their Residences
to be Executed-AH Dwellings Not Display
Ing Il White Flag to be Burned.
KEY WEST Fla, April 20, 1869.
The following important despatch was received
here by mail from BayamO, Cuba:-
Count vamaseda. the commander OF the Spanish
forces in the Eastern Department, has issued
proclamation WHEREOF the following are the chief
features:-
FrrSt.-Every native male over fifteen years OF
age found away from his residence without suf-
fcient cause will be executed.
Second.-Every uninhabited dwelling and every
inhabited dwelling where a white dag Is undis-
played will be reduced'to ashes.
Tni,d.-An women away from their houses will
come to Bayamo or Jiguani, or they will be brought
by force
The proclamation Is dated Bayamo, Aprii4.
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Freeman e. Burr's CIothing Warehouses
TO s and 100 Fulton street, between Broadway and
Ma stree
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

will be sent by mail 70 subscribers Tor
siX doilars per year. Address 81 Mas
sau street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

Improved French Rnnse and Range Furni.
turr, manufactured by BRAMHAtL, DEANE CO.. s7
aud 2l9 Water streee New York.
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Had We n King or an Empcror, Rs Perhaps
may nj future day, would read oevr the
door AZ Sls Broadway KNOX Halter 70 Hts Maiesy !"
This ID that snsjcses OF both SEXES like tn
wear the and stylish head A is, Knos
crowns republican heads basser They svent the
sata vouk
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BaIsamic Hair Renewer-Barry's Tric'
20 Nassau street. New York has used BARRY'S TRIOCt
PHEROUS for considerable time, and can testify to
being the best hair preparation now offered 10
public.
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VIRGINIA.

Adjournment Of the Democratic state Convrn-
tion-A Conservative Republican to be sup
ported for Governor.
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Advertisements for tho New York Herald
RECEIVED AT THE
HERALDS DELIVERED TO CARRIERS
ATT O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT THE BRANCH OFFICE
1E FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN
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Ask Your Grocer
TIEMANN's LAUNDRY BLUs.
Depot,
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SEE ro.DAY's rELEaRAm cARroos:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-07
R4I Fennessee Election.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 6.-The official
vete of Shelby County, with one pre-
cinct to hear from, gives Senter 3 6S2
majority. With the exception of the
disturbance at Moscow, there is no ac-
count Of violence at the polls has oc-
curing in West Tennessee. The Dem
ocratic press here, in announcing the
victory achieved yesterday, calls upon
the supporters OF Senter to remember
charity in the hour of triumph, and
to forget the wrongs that have been
inflicted upon them.
The AUdtanchs says it is understood
that some Of the carpet baggers are
preparing to leave and calls upon them
TO remain, and assures them of per-
feet safety. hf
NASHVILLE, August 6.-The total
vote of Nashville and Davidson
County is Senter, 6,531; Stokes, 1896;
Stokes s official Majority IN Nashville
is II, In poll of 7,103
Meagre returns from other parts oi
| the State make no change in the as
pect of affairs.
Information from East Tennessee
show that Senter will carry that
seetion by a small majority. In that
Z case his majority in the State will moi
be less than $4,000.
James 2. Brownlow, son of Sena
tor BrownloW, was badly beaten foI
7 the Legislature In Williamson and
Maury Counties.
John Brownlow is probably elected
in Knox and Roane Both were fol
Senter, who carried both districts.
The State Journal, the Stokes organ
! win be suspended after t0-morrow.