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The New York herald., 1869-04-06
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Departure of steamer for Chinn-The
Alaska Fur Trade Suspcnded-The Marine
Hospital mt San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, April s, 1869.
The steamer Great Republic sailed for Hong Kong
via Yokohama to-day, carrying with her s4ol 900 in
treasure, $500, 900 OF which was for Yokohama,
$ll7.Ooo for Hong Kong, $4,000 for Hiogo and
$4,000 for Shanghae.
The United States steamer Saginaw arrived at
Victoria April 3 from Sitka touching at forts
wrangle. Simpson and Rupert on her way down.
Since the Indian dicuty the fur trade In Sitka had
been entirely suspended and the Indians were afraid
TO approach the town. The Kake tribe were terror
stricken. The destruction OF their villages, 1t was
thought would cause them to surrender the muir
derers OF the two white men to the military authori-
ties and that they dare not longer harbor them.
The weather at Sitka was wet and disagreeable.
All were well at forts Wrangle, Simpson and Ru-
pert, and the Indians were quiet.
The United states Marine Hospital, which was so
badly injured by the October earthquake, has been
further damaged by shock which occurred on the
list inst. the building has been deserted since Oc-
tober and Is fast going to ruin.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
THE NATIONAL CANE.
The Ball started.

The buiI Startcn.
Despite the high wind which prevailed yesterday
the bright, warm sunshine and clear balmy air con-
spred TO draw crowd of balsts to the Capitone
grounds to see the sturdy Atantcs installed IN their
old quarters.
Who says the fever is dying outS II any, speak;
for he must be mistaken and needs to be assured
that he has erred most egregousy. lie should have
visited the Captone yesterday and have seen the
buoyancy which the bat and ball seemed TO give the
spirits and even the corporositcs OF the veterans
and the professionals who were present. The
Atlantics were there In force, old men ana
young Pete O'Bren, the lveliest among the lively,
shaking off the rust which he had allowed to accu.
mulatc and joining IN with as much spirit as he did
In days "lang syne' The grounds looked charm
ing. Messrs. Weed a Decker are wedding them and
will decorate them In way that Will add to their
attractvencss.
when pretty large crowd had assembled yestaf-
day afternoon sides were chosen by Ferguson and
Chapmpn and six innings were played, which re-
suited In victory for the Fergusonltes by OF
35 to n. Pike played In the eld in beautiful style
and Win Kelley caught In manner which won
golden opinions from all present and confirmed the
idea given IN the HERALD OF yesterday that run
ner would have poor show in going from first TO
second with Pratt, Kelley Start and Ferguson
watching him. Mr.. Horsman presented Start with
prize ball for the best CATCH and Ferguson prize
bat for making first base oenest on clean hits. The
game was witnessed by a large number OF specta-
TORS and although played on the lower ground was
evidently heartily enjoyed.
ON saturday. should the weather prove favorable,
the next game will be played on tie Capitoline.
Mines win he selected from The amateurs present,
and Peck and snyder have offered handsome prizes
to be contendcd for on the occasion.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
ESCAPE Of A BOND R0BBER.
Police Mystifcation-The Adventures Of
Deputy Sheriff.

Police Mystiication-The Adventures Of n
Deputy sheriff.
Notwithstanding the secrecy enjoinsd upon the
attaches of the Central ONCE 1t Is safe to say that
last night there was lively cotillon
at No. 800 Mulberry street. in which the
Superintendent shook his legs by telegraph and
his subordnates upon the pavement. The cause OF
the whole row was the escape OF a noted crimi.
nal, In whose arrest Captain Jourdan, of the
Sixth precinct and detective McCord of the Central
ONCE, figured. 1t is said that King, convicted
Of r0bblng the safe OF Camberleng q Pyne, No
IA Wall street. on New Years Day, subsequently
convicted and sentenced to five years In Sing Sing,
escaped and is at large. On Friday, after his con-
victioI, he was placed in the custody of deputy
sherr to be conveyed to Sing sing. on Saturday
deputy OF Sheriff o Brien at the Pierre
pont House bar, on Brooklyn Heights, with his
prisoner and after that all trace OF the prisoner
was lost
The deputy sheriff was yesterday arrested on the
charge OF allowing the convict to escape, and
Captain Jourdan is in an unapproach
able mood. MIR. Kennedy was not present
at the Central Office, but his subordi-
mates, including Mr.. Jourdan, it is said, endeav.
ored TO keep the facts a profound secret, notwith-
standing that generalaarm had been sent out and
every patrolman on the street was on the qut riue
TO capture King.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
TtLEGRAPH'C NEWS ITEMS.

Navigation Is now open between Lakes Huron and
Erie Boats left Detroit last night for Cleveland and
Apna.
The municipal election at Cleveland, Ohio, yester-
day resulted In the reelection OF Mayor Buhrer,
democrat, by about 1000 majority.
General Webb yesterday appointed Colonel Garrick
Mallory, Secretary of state for the state OF Vir-
ginla and Major Nal. A. Porter Second Auditor.
Both OF these gentlemen are officers OF the army.
Navigation has opened on Lake Ontario. The
schooner Mary Taylor from Cobourg, Ontario with
wheat for C.. c. Morton, arrived at Oswego sunday
morning, the first arrival OF the season.
In Cincinnati, Terrence, for Mayor and Taft, for
Judge of the Superior Court, both republicans, were
elected yesterday. The whole republican ticket
with three unimportant exceptions, Is elected.
Tue republicans OF Detroit yesterday elected
Thomas NJ. Cooley Justice OF the Supreme Court ana
Jonas III. McGowan and Joseph Estabrook Regents
OF the state University by the usual majority. The
Circuit Judges are nearly all republican.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
The Exemption oT Yachts.

TFfOm tIe CUf1LtrtIaI NINeftl5er,I
Mr.. Fernando Wood mas introduced a bill to place
yachts on the same footing with vessels OF war, and
some opposition IL made to It, We consider his
plan sound and hope hs bill may pass 1t Is idle to
talk-as the sun docs-about taxing luXuries and
making that the excuse for imposing dues yachts
The simple fact is that yacht is YES sci which can
not engage trade, and We only pretend to tax
sells when are used ior commercial purposes, and
therefore are presumed to be making money.
The same reasons which exempt war vessels from
tonnage and other duties are applicable TO yachts
and 1t Is great mistake % point out yachts as OBJ
jects of derision because l. taxes rich man to own
one. We need rich men, and everybody who is en-
gagged In business IL mainly supported In his toll by
the hope of becoming rich. Exemption from the or
dinary charges vessels Is not claimed for yachts
on the ground that their owners wealthy, but be-
cause they do not trade and should not be SUBJ
lected TO the burdens OF trade. IL Is well settled
that the ambition of yacht owners has improved the
models OF seagong vessels, and II ls not much to
ask for theui the privileges OF an "uncommercial
traveller
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
THE ST. GEORGES CRICKET CLUB.

The annual dinner OF the ST. Georges Cricket Club,
which took place yesterday evening at Delmonco's,
Fifth avenue, was a success in every particular.
The members and their guests numbered some.
where near 100, the majority being about
cans. The dining room was tastefully deto
rated with stars and stripes, union Jacks anu 4
having been worked and presented TO the .'drayon
sayersu by some OF their lady admirers on the re.
movA of the cloth "fhe Queen'' and "rhe Presi.
siasm ana musical bonors. The speeches OF the OF.
ficers showed that the affairs Of the club were high
ly prosperous The members OF the st. Georges
are determined to bring out" another English eev
this season.
The festivities were prolonged until a late hour,
when the gallant knights OF the willow separated
with the hope OF an early meeting In the field.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
PENNS YLVANlA.
Charge of Judge Brewster, of Philadelphia, to
the Grand Jury.

Charge Of Judge Brewster, Of Philadelphia, to
the Grand Jury.
PHILADELPHIA, April s, 1859.
Judge Brewster, in charge to the Grand Jury.
said:-It is to be feared that deal too lenienty
with those who make crime their profession, and
that at times endeavor to atone for this error by
rushing into opposite extremes and indiscrimnate
prosecution OF the innocent along with the guilty.
would recommend you to see TO 1t that no criminal
goes unpunished by our remlssnesS and that
innocent person suffers delay, even Of an hour,
securing his discharge. 1t Is time that the bad shO ud
be made to feel the power of the law. 1t has
pa 49, gentlemen, that men are shot down or stoned
TO death upon highways, and that the law seems
powerless Tor Their vlndlcaton as 1t was for their
protection. Grand Jurles hesitate to find true bills
and petit jures often refuse to convict except
OF inferior grades frequently coupling those verdcts
with recommendations TO mercy and even IN an oc-
caslonal case OF great atrocity when conviction Is
followed by a sentence Of death, the Executive is
besieged for pardon. II Is owing to these efforts
thwart Justice that IL has come to pass In Phadel
phia that II is more dangerous for a man to pick
pocket than to take q life. The thief Is much more
certain OF being punished than the murderer. This
will continue until public opinion undergoes
change
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
MEXICO.

Rumor About Sen0r RomerO-PalaciO's Pro-
nunciamientO Gaining Adherents-A COun.
seilOr Dismissed-President Juarez's Birth.
day.
HAVANA April g. 1862
The steamer from Vera Cruz has arrived with
kilograms from the city Of Mexico to April /.
1t was reported that Senior Romero would go to
Washington on q special mission for the Mexican
government.
was gaining adherents.
Counsellor Garray has been dismissed from the
service of the government for giving an opinion
against the shooting OF several rebel prisoners
There was no official demonstration on the occa-
sion of the birthday Of President Juarez; but mum.
bers of citizens visited him and offered their
gratuatiOns, and in the evening he was serenaded
by fifteen bands and crowds OF people assembled in
the streets around his official residence.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
ARRIVALS.


RErOHTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship De Soto, Eaton New Orleans, March 81 via a
Fox Co. April 2, AN, OF csrysfort, senalled schr
Cady bound same day. ~ miles north OF Cape Florida
senazed steamship Euterpe hence for Galveston 4th 20
PM OF Hstteras, passed brig Mary Pennell, bound
steamship Manhaan woodruff, Charleston, April s. 10
AM with fndse and passengers. TO III Morgan Co. "a
snip Eagle hence for Havana Alb, $3.50 PM north from
Haeras exchanged signals with steamships Bisnve, and
Cores for New orleans; San Jacino and Huntsve,
Savannah and Champion, for Charleston.
steamship saragossa, Ryder, Charleston with mdse and
passengers. TO Arthur Lcarv.
steamship Knight, Denty, Georgetown, Dc via Nor
fox 20 hours, with mdse to Phillips, Brown 90
steamship Neptune, Baker Boston. with mdse, 70 VIM
Clyde
Ship Nunquam Dormio, Cousins, Newport E. B days with
railway iron 10 Nesmith Sons Latter part Of passage had
strong westerly winds.
ship wm Noodle Csr, Durkse, Newport, a days. with
railway iron, to Boyd Hincken. Had moderate weather
throughout
snip Aurora Br) Utley, Cardiff a days. with railway
10 James Edmston Go. Had strong westerly gales the
whole passage March 3, during heavy gale from wNw,
shipped several heavy which long boat aud started
large quantity OF wrecked stuff, consisting Of timber, deals
and the spars and rigging OF large vessel h tho Banks
of Newfoundland saw schr ID Adams at anchor all well
Ship HeIsche lNG), Fredrchs Hamburg. t3 days with
mdse. to Bdye Brock First part OF passage had very
stormy weather. shipped several which stove buwarks
BARK Montreal Br, Smith, Glasgow, 80 ldays with
10 } whitney n Co.
BARK sirian Sr) Crosby carda, ts days. with rail-
way IRON 70 Boyd N Htncken.
BARK wilkommen lNa), Domckc, Newcastc rs days with
mdse TO II 4 Meyer; vessel 70 Punch, Meincke Co.
Had very boserous weather. particularly the Lass days,
during which had constant gales split and lost sails dc
Bark Contest fBr. Kline n = Asneiro Feb via Hampton
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following officers have been ordered to report
to the Navy Department for examination, preimina-
~ to promotion:-Lleutenants I. F. Jewell, ID. c.
Woodrow and L. NJ. Stedman; Masters George W.
DeLong, w. w. Meade, W. II. Elliott, l.. s. Houston,
Benjamin Long Edes, George NJ Book j. A.
Vaughan, l.. Kingsley and John fIaZelett; EnsIgns
A. A. Blair, N j. Moore u. ). Richards, A. b Car.
ter, G. b. Gill and William W ats.
Surgeon ID. :. Edwards has been appointed presi-
dent, ana surgeon George Clymer member of a me-
dca board for the physical examination OF officers
for promotion.
The orders OF Paymaster +. II. Swan are so far
modified that he Will relieve Paymaster James Hog,
DR., from duty on board the practice ship Macedo-
nan on the 3lst inst. Paymaster Hog will report for
duty as storekeeper at the Naval Academy as tue re-
lief OF Paymaster Munton.
Ensign W. l.. Howorth has resigned
it's reported that several of the ships OF the Pacific
squadron, including the flagship Powhatan and the
Mohongo, will be put out of commission their ar
rival at san Francisco. The officers and men are
ordered to the squadrons Off the Cuban coast IL Is
also stated that the North and South Pacific squad
rons are TO be consolidated under rear admiral.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
GEORGIA..

Distinguished NOrtheruers In the South.
AUGUSTA. April s. 1869.
Several distinguished Northerners are at Aiken,
south Carolina.
Thurow Weed is improving in health.
Senator Sprague has rented a furnished house.
His family will arrive tomorrow.
Ex-Secretary Seward is expected next week. John
E. Devlin, of New York, and Mr.. Stetson of the
As.or House, are also there. A great many North
erners are visiting various cities In Georgia and
South Carolina.
II is reported that delegations from Atlanta Co.
umbus, Macon, Savannah and Augusta leave in the
morning for Washington, TO appear before the Re-
construction Committee in opposition to Buffers bill.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


PoLITICAL.-The republican primaries were held
last night. The Democratic City Convention Will
meet to-day to nominate city officers. The Jackson
Association has prepared document to submit to
this convention, protesting against the manner In
which the primary election was conducted In the
Fourth ward and contesting the seats OF the deega
ton rom that ward. supplementary to this docu-
ment is an afldavit made before Justice Chambers
yesterday by Mr. Eneas fitzpatricS, reciting the
carry the primary election.
Bergen.
FrRE.-A fire broke out last evening in the liquor
store opposite Library Hail. and before any effective
assistance was rendered the three adjoining dwell
ing houses were In names. The Fire Department of
Jersey City turned out and succeeded In checking
the progress OF the flames Four houses were almost
entirely consumed and two others were slightly
damaged. The loss Is set down at $4,000, while
the insurance does not exceed one-half OF
this amount. Mr.. Bumstead fell from ladder
,and was severely crushed. wagner named Ed
ward Garl0nd was engaged IN assisting TO carry out
stick on the head and slightly injured The fire
bazed with such fury that people at distance sup
posed that terrible connagration was raging. But
City fremen there would have been complete
sweep of every house the block, as fresh breeze
was blowing ut the time.
Hudson City.
ATROCIoUs ASSAULT AND BATTERy.-Yeserday
afternoon three men named, Thomas McFadden,
Peter rarrigton and John Robinson, entered the sa.
loon OF John Thaumann on Hoboken avenue and
beat him severely. warrant was subsequently
procured against the assaulters and they were held
10 bail by the Recorder in the sum OF 81, 900 each.
The AFFRAy AT CENrREvILLE.-Gustave Blumen-
thai, the man who was so severely beaten and
kicked at Centreville last Wednesday, is somewhat
improved. Peter wentwister. one OF the alleged as.
salants, was discharged yesterday, while Jacob
Boge, wnO ~ charged with kicking him In q brutal
manner is still IN custody and will not be admitted
TO bail TIL the physicians pronounce the injured man
out OF danger.
Hob0kcu.
DIED or HIS INJURIEs.--Ilichard Ryan, who was
injured at Waterloo station on Saturday morning,
died at the Sisters Hospital yesterday.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06


Stag OBJ Ands.on Trinidad toub., March a. with
s e. was snos Co. nsleS sssa % g. %:o .s
Ssq q
ss @ ssaySs $Fa; a'es fSas R;s s1ss
$
Brig Nnova St Anna Caselano, Casteamare, 81 days,
passed upratar Feb 6 with fruit &C, to funch Mencke
Brig Herald lBr pegrqchy, Castelamare, So days with
irqh; R; 20 lawrence, sIs nee, Giles Co - :, ,.,,
sugar &e % D Trow6rdge Has been days north or Hat
Brig Brisk tBr) Hi Cenfuegos IA days. with 70
Brig orlnoco Br Roberts Trinidad, ls days, with mo;
to S GanSa NV HAS been days D ncs = o of
g passed vessel bottom up, apparently abou. 100 feat
Brg Marco Pole r Pitts, Halifax, 10 days. with plaster,
Mary Rich tof Backspor. Bowden, Buenos Ayres,
from equator; crossed on 18th S il Ion ao
with sggar Jed Frye Co. Been days north Of Hat
sehr Ella Pr9yln cetown) Aen Blas Is days,
schr seagawa Ryan, Baracoa 10 days. with fruit &C. to
senr Edwin tof Brdgeport) Bellows Baracoa days. with
schr John somes Heath, Jacksonville, DAYS. with yellow
sshr 9 Islse Hdre!h, Charleston, days, with yellow
sohr ThOs Booz, somers, Wilmington, NC, days. with
schr Il Edwards, Bartlett Wilmington, NC, days. with
naval stores, to + Goldthwate
schr John Fields Wilmington, NC, days, with naval
stores TO Powell.
Schr Wave, Corson, Virginia.
Schr Panthea Knight Virginia.
Schr Tunis Depew, Crittenden, Virginia.
Schr Cynosure Pinkham Virginia
Schr Emma, Whitman, Virginia.
Schr Hoffman, Alberlson, Virginia.
Schf Albert Field Petit, Virginia for New Haven
Schr Moonlight, White Virginia.
Schr r A Z Stearnes Stevens, Virginia.
Schr A Kelley Somers, Virginia.
Schr Ellie Bodine, Soper, Virginia.
Schr WIN Jones, Peck, Virginia.
Schr Boyd Robinson, Maryland for New Haven
schr Cohasset, Gibbs, Philadelphia for New Bedford.
schr Hanes, Crowley, New Haven for Baltimore.
BELOW.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
DOMINION OF CANADA.

The Quebec Legislature Prorogued-Politica
Excitement mt Prince Edward Island.
QUEBEC, April 8, 1862
The second session Of the quebec Legislature was
prorogued to-day. The Lieutenant Governor de-
livered the usual congratuatory speech and as
scented to various bills passed during the session.
Late dispatches from the colonial Office to Prince
Edward Island, cautoning the government against
reciprocity negotiations and informing them that
they must pay the salary Of the Governor, create
much dissatisfaction. All the papers denounce the
proceedings as unjust. and maintain that as the
British government had appropriated all the public
lands OF the island they should pay the Governors
salary.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
SPAIN

Dom Ferdinand of Portugal for the Throne
A Depu;atiOn Gone to Lisbon to Invite Him
to be a Candidate.
MADRID, April 5, 1869.
Informal meetings o! the members OF the majority
In the Constituent COrtes have been held, and
have resulted in a resolution to support ex-King
Ferdinand OF Portugal for the throne Of SPAIN
The Council Of Ministers have also decided to
second the majority of the Cortes in this determine
tion, and deputation, with Don Saustiano Oozaga
at its head has gone to Lisbon to invite King Ferdi-
nand to accept the canddature.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
NEW YORK.
Great Fire mt Chafham-Loss Over Seventy
Thousand Dollars.

Great Fire mt Chafham-LOss Over Seventy
Thousand Dollars.
HUDSON. April g. 1869.
A large fire is raging at Chatham. II originated
In the foundry and machine shop OF Messrs. Wheeler
& Stickes about three O'Clock this afternoon, and
extended up Maine street. destroying property
to the amount OF $7o,ooo which was partially
insured. Among the losers are Messrs Wheeler a
Steckles, machinists; Samuel Jerkowsxi, clothier
Milton Ford furnishing goods; John Travers hard
ware and groceries; the Union store, bakery, drug
and confectionery; the residence OF John Cadman;
Homer Crandell, dry goods; Mcclellan n Bowhite,
lawyers; J. 8. Best, druggist MesicK & vrooman's
paper mill lost 200 tons OF straw. Henry Blunt was
dangerously injured from nhaling hot air, and his
recovery is doubtful. Engines were sent from this
city TO aid In subduing the connagration.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

Baker for Cuba Echo for crons,adt French, eos wse
GALVESTON, March so-Arrivsd, bark Speedway. Nay,
Cleared Steamship Gen sedgwick, Gderdas, Key West.
3ln-Ceared, bark Sarah DOUGLASS Douglass. Liverpool
JACKSONVILLE. March so-cearsd, schr 5 FrsnkIin
key WEST, March s-Arr!vea schr Hamburg. spragus
Galveston (and proceededl
Sailed 22d schs Rebecca, Westhsrtord Nassau Mp 2sth
NYos New Orleans; brig Minnehaha, Atkins (havng re
on do eth, bark Alaska, Bartram from NYork for Mo-
NEW ORLEANS, March s1-Arrived, steamships Teu.o.
Barends Hamburg Havre and Havana; Don (Br) Wat
son, Newport W. St Thomas Br, Fathergl, Tampco via
Clearedshp Arthur r), cusin Livsrpoo bark Veteran
April Arrived, steamship Gen Grant, Quick, Nyork.
6hIArrived, steamship Geo Washington. Gager NYork.
SOUTHWEST PASS March 3l-Arrfved steamshp Olinda,
Ls"S As1s"ss bark Hs sss do Williams.
Naw HAVEN, April 4-Arr,ved, brig L 4 Armstrong.
PhiIADELPHiA Aprls PM-Arriyed, brig. E A Ber-
AIbatross smith Matanzas: Loeb Lomond Grimm Carde.
schrs Margaret Ann. wspley s. John NIB Iona
Montgomery, Calais; & z Kelly, Kelly. Boston.
Cleared-Brss Hermes Br9 BaeSeis Lagnayra Caroline
bad9s; sinaloa, Steel Caibarien.
steamship JrnIaa Hogie, Ney orlesn. sse
Naples schrs Legge Porter, and Ralph soudsr Croa'
nson cardenas Georgana, Dyer, St John, NB Hava.
Steamship M Mopsyian Brown Iverpaor ship Casts aaws
Sss Mary b F1sas LsT walter A~aa
Tangier WATERFALL McKlan, Batimore Lookout Bernard,
Cleared 3D. bark White wing Mcclellan, Montevdeo; 5h
bark John Williamson, Nichols, LONDON; steamer Chesa
sAvANSxh April 5-cleared ships Constitution, NYork
W. Goo%5s Bsfss Me- Esynard Boston ton Snas Zoe ao
clsared-sqhy aary Augusta, Lord, New Haven. ~
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
MICHIGAN.

Strike Of the Michigan State Prison
Keepers.
7Sfs,4ss,., DETROIT, April S, 1869.
The Keepers twenty-five Ill number, having charge
Of The convicts in the different shops In the State
Prison. at jackson, resigned this morning because
their salaries were not raised by the Legislature.
Work in the shops Is entirely suspended and the
cOnvicts are locked IN their cells. The contractors
have notified the agent that they will hold the State
responsible for damages, which will amount to over
81, 900 day.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Brevet Major General w. L. Elliott. lieutenant
colonel of the First cavalry, has been ordered to re-
port to the commanding general OF the department
of the Lakes for assignment. Brevet Colonel L. A..
Edwards, surgeon, is relieved from duty as chef
medical oficer OF the Freedmen's Bureau and or
dered to report to the commanding general OF the
Department of Louisiana 10 relieve Colonel ]. +.
department
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
TbLBGRAPHIC NEWS
rom
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
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THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
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Recapture Of the Steamer COmanditariO
by Spanish GunboatS.
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The Ex-King of Portugal Invited
to the Spanish Throne.
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Progress Of Vegas Rebellion
in Mexico.
CUBA.
CUBA.

Recapture of the Steamer COmanditari0-
Her Arrival ut Havana.
HAVANA, April 5, 1859.
The Spanish man-of-war Quintin arrived in the
Aarbor this morning with the steamer Comand
tario. The steamer was recaptured at Stirrup Key
The Cubans had left the vessel and taken refuge on
shore. OF the crew four nremen have been brought
here prisoners and Spanish war steamer has two
other prisoners. 1t is stated that two OF the Cubans
were drowned while attempting to escape from the
COmandltari0