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GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE ovEREND-GURNEY CASE.

THE OVEREND-GURNEY CASE,
LONDON, Thursday, Dec %, 1909.
General satisfaction is expressed at the acquittal
of Oyerend, Quincy, and Others, of the charges Of
fraud
THE CHARACTER OF THE DICTATOR LOPEZ.
The case of Stewart agt. Gelot was tried at Edin-
bnrgh yesterday. The facts that the former re-
fused to pay the latter sum OF money exacted from
him under pressure of fear from President Lopez of
Paraguay. Among the testimony submitted were
the dispositions of Gen. Mcmahon, ex-American Min
lister to Paraguay, and the Hon. H. G. Worthington.
American Minister to Uruguay, which represent the
character of Lopez as all gentleness and humanity.
The evidence was regarded conclusive that YER
dict was given for Stewart.
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MORE OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSED DOGMA
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST
THE COLLEGE OF CARDINALS.
LOSDOs. Thursday, Dec. %, 1869.
The Russo-Polish clergy have instructed their del
eEates to the Gcumenical Council to oppose the
union of the temporal and spiritual powers, the dog
ma of Infallibihty the injudicous education OF the
clergy and an organization of the College OF Car
dinals which practically excludes foreigners
The Times to-day speculates on the action OF the
Hcumenical Council. it expects some concessions
to the enlightened sentiment of the but predicts
that the dogma of Papal Infallbility Will be decreed
1t believes the political aims Of the Jesuits will be
nullifed by the European Governments.
rue DISCUSSION OF PROPOSALS CONCERNING
FAITH-A BISHOPS DINNER.
ROME Thursday, Dec. o. 1869.
The fourth congregation OF the Council will be
held OH the 3Oh instant. when the election of the "a
members of the Committee on Religious Orders will
take place 1t is expected that as soon as the COM
zistees are completed the discussion Of proposals
concerning Faith will commence. All the Austrian
Bishops were received at an audience yesterday by
che Empress of Austria "A dinner and reception were
given at night by the French ambassador, at which
80 dignitaries of the Church were present.
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CUBA.

SPANISH REPORTs--AN INFLAMMATORY PROC
LAMATION-MORE SEARCHES AND DANISH
MENTS.
HAYANA. Dec. "a large fire occurred last night
in Prado-st, which is generally supposed to DO the
work of an incendiaTy.
An inAammatory proclamation has been circulated
IN the city, calling the Hayanese to fly to arms and
aid the insurgents fighting in the interior.
Many houses. generally belonging to prominent
Cubans were searched last night by the police
Forty well-known citizens have received peremptOry
orders 10 leaveor Spain in the Cadz steamer which
sails tomorrow Among the banished are Ricardo
and Enrique Reparte, Serafn Pacheco, Scyerlo Jor-
hin, Emilio Cespedes Carlos Font, and Francesca
Mestre. These orders will probably be followed up
by the transportation of AL suspected guilty par
ties of prominence. IL is supposed that these
measures will put finishing blow Ia the insursec
sion.
A Cuban was arrested yesterday for trying to i'm
6ucs some Catalan volunteers to shout Viva Cuba"
liz viii he tried by oourt-lnartiaL
The tenor Of the news from the interior is nnfayOr
sale TO the insurgents Many soliciting pardon,
and where they continue to resist. the troops are
slowly but surely driving them back. A battalion
of Catalan volunteers arrived to-day from Spain
THE MASSACRE AT PINAR DEL KI0-vALMAsEDAs
n oPpEREU REsIGNATIoR--HIs COMPLAINT or
THY Cow4RDiCE OF HIS NEW TR0oPS--AN-
OTHER CONSPIRACY AGAINST DE- RODAS-
HOW THE LILLIAN EXPEDITION WAS TO
HAVE BEEN RECEIVED
Havana, Dec I7.--In consequence of two VOun-
teers having been killed Of Pinar del Rio some 20
persons have been apDrohended, all OF them peace
able citizens and In howIse connected with the war
IN order to find out the real authors Of the deed,
1snebO DuIanona offered ~ the Governor OF Pinm
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JAMAICA,

HAVANA, Dec 23-Advices from Jamaica TO
the 9th INST at hand The ChsfJusice refuses to
grant certificate TO the Government declaring the sein
ure OF the schooner lie Have and legitimate
reasonable. The steamer Estrella has arrived at Cape
Hayt Mole St Nicholas In Distress having broken
her back at sea- She only saved through the courage
and presence Of mind OF OF her engineers Mr. Lewis
HAVANA, Dec. 23.-kingstOn advices to Dec.
state that sugar grinding has commenced Breadstu1s
are plenty and prices are low.
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SAN DOMINGO.

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE DoMINICANS OVER TIE
RELEASE OF TIE BAY OF SAMANA-DETER-
NINATIoN OF THE REvoLUTIoNIsTs TO OVER
THROW BAEZ.
Havana, Dec. 23--The news of the lease Of the
Bay Of SANTANA to the United States caused intense
excitement among the people of San Domingo The
revolutioniss are making efforts to overthrow Baez
before tie American Congress can Tatfy the arrange
ment sfor the lease Baezs troops have taken Cartel
Volta Two of CabraPs generals. who were cap
tured were immediately executed
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IIAYTI.

sALNAvE ABOUT TO BE ATTACKED AT PORT-AU-
PRINCR-HIs PRECARoUs SITUATION.
HAVANA, Dec 29.-InfomatiOn from Hayti
TO the 9th inst has received. saiaye now holds
only the city of PortauPTinoe. The Revolutionary
President saget informed the foreign representatives
at the capital that nye vessels are eoang at ST.
lombard Port Prince. The land forces vii attack the
city simultaneously with the feet salnave has threat
ened 10 burn Port au Prince before no will surrender
One dollar In gold worth 1900 In Haytian currency
The English war steamer Cherub brought salnaye's
mother and friends from Capo Haytito Pon+au-Prnce.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
GREAT REVENUE FRAUDs-THE CALDwEl

GREAT REVENUE FRAUDs-THE CALDWELL CASE.
MONTREAL, Dec. 23.-EnormoB revenue
frauds are said TO have been committed hGe, The Non
ea star editoriay alleges In the private bonding ware
houses through the collision Of officials calls ON the
Finance Minister for thorough inquiry, which 1t ndi'
Gates will be Obstructed by at least OF s colleagues
samuel r. BatchfOrd arrived from NewYork last even
ing was examined this morning In the Caldwell case, and
proved that the outward manifest OF the barque Jenny
was regularly drawn up. High Constable Bessonitta
proved the arrest In Prescott under warrant from te
Judge OF Sessions and said Caldwell claimed the rights
of Canadian, as ne had lived In Canada nearly two
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SEVERE STORM AT BUFFALo-RAILRoADs DAM
AGED. ..

BUFFALO, Dec. 23.-The southwest gale and
snow-storm still prevals About 400 feet OF the Niagara
Falls branch Of the NewYork Central Railroad is washed
away The trestle bridge on the same road near the
depot is carried away by floating crib from the break
water One hundred and forty feet OF tho Erie and
Niagara Railroad, on the Canada Shore opposite Inns
city is washed away. Passengers and freight on the
New-York Central, Great Western, and Grand Trunk
roads transferred at Black Rock The water mgher
than has been known for the last thirty years.
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SPAIN.
PLIGHT OF THE BISHOP OF HAVANA.

FLIGHT OF THE BISHOP OF HAVANA.
MADRID. Thursday, Dec. 90, 1869.
The Bishop Of Havana has disappeared from
Madrid. 1t is reported that he has gone to France
with the Bishop of Osuna, who has openly declared
that he does not recognize the Provisional Govern
ment, the Regent. or the revolution.
NEUTRALITY OF CABLE.
The Minister of the United States had an inter
view with the Minister of State yesterday, at which
the American proposal for neutrality Of teegrapbc
cables was considered.
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THE DIR. OLIVER MURDER CASE.

CHARLOTTEsvILLE, Va, Dec 23.-In the case
OF Ayres. charged with killing Dr. A. r. Oliver Miss
Ellen Ayres and Dr. Brown. the family pbysiean, test
fed 10 the effect that Miss Ayres about to become
mother and that deceased had sednced her Ares was
held 10 bail In t25,0OO 20 answer the indictment
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PORTO RICO.

HAVANA, Dec 23.-Advices from Ponce to the
9th inst at hand There were many arrivals Coffee
picking has commenced the estates, but 10 Ia
coming into the market slowly quoted at sl2 May
agnez advices OF the date report coffee In good de-
maud vi 4l2a&l3.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS.

ToRoNTo, Dec. 23.-J. L. Warren, Deputy
United ates Marshal Boston, arrived here Yesterday
and arrested John o. Robinson on charge or incend
arism committed Summervllle, Mass The accused
was arrested under the extraditon Treaty.
It In reported that Mr. Bwinyard has resigned his
postion as General Superintendent Of the Great Western
Railroad and that W. X. Muir OF the Michigan central
RAILROAD has been appointed 10 succeed him.
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VENEZUELA.
TILE COTTON CROP LARGE.

THE COTTON CROP LARGE,
HAVANA, Dec. 23.-News from Venezuela to
the sth INST has been received President uonagas has
appointed Ministry, and has also sent large num-
Der OF troops 10 operate against the gueras the State
OF Valencia He Is making effort 10 unitet the different
political parties. It Is expected the cotton crop VIII DO
large Gen, Pulgar is closely confined.
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TURKS ISLAND.

HAVANA, Dec %. - Arrivals fIom Turks
Island report that salt is selling at "a cent? per bushe
and there is port than Necessary to load tho
vessels.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA CONSERVATORY OF MUsI

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23-At the commence
ment Of the Conservatory of Music evening
five gold 80 silver and bronze medals awarded
10 graduates. brilliant programme Of vocal ana IN
strrmental pieces performed An orchestra Oh o.
PERFORMERS was composed entirely If professors and
puplls
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ARRIyAI OF THE ISABEL IA CAToLICA.

The Spanish steam frigate Isabel la Catolica,
Commander Don Luis Regalodo. from Havana in five
days arrived at this port last evening She 10 Sohorse
power carries 10 guns and has complement OF SO Off
GERS and men, portion Of whom Will bo assigned 10
duty the guDbOas still remaining here Inc isabel
will convoy the boats 10 Havana.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GCUMENICAL COUNCIL.

MORE OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSED DOGMA
OF Northumberland AGAINST
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THE GCUMENICAL COUNCIL.

FIRST NOTES OF THE GREAT GATHERING.
coNCoURsE OF PRELATEs-A SUMMONS TO THB
FAITHFUL-THE VIRGIN AND sATAN-AMER'
ICAN GIFTS TO THE POPE-CoNsECRATIoN
~OF A CARDINAL - AMERICAN WOMEN IN
Is ROME-PRoPosED HISTORY OF THE COUNCIL.
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hereby granted to said State shall be disposed of
only in the follhwing manner, that is to say,
when the governor of said State shall certify TO
the Secretary of the Interior that ten CONTIGUOUS
miles of said road are completed, then quantity
of the land hereby gaanted, not to exceed thirty
sections, maybe sold and so on from time to time.
until said road shall be completed; and if said
road is not completed within five years no fnr-
Their sales shall be made, and the lands remaining
unsoId shall revert to the United States provided,
however, That the entire amount of public Land
granted by this act shall not exceed three sections
per nile for each mile actually constructed.
SEC. t. And be it further enacted, that the
United States surveyor general for the district
of Oregon, shall cause said lands, granted, To
be surveyed the earliest practicable period after
said State shall have enacted the necessary 1cgs-
lation to carry this act into effect.
approved March 8, 1869.
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fpubllC-NO. IS. I

An Act further t" provide for giving effect to
treaty stipulatiors between tins and foreign
governments for the extraditcn of criminals.
E. il enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
rc-euratives Of the United States of America IN
Congress assembled Thai whenever any person
who shall have been delivered by any foreign
government to agent or agent If the United
States for the purpose OF being brought within
jhe United States and tried fi any crime of which
lie is duly accused, the President shall have pow
take ali necessary measures for the transport
,st'iun and SAFE keeping of such accused person,
and 7 lis security against lawess violence, until
the fnaI cuncusinn of his trial for the crimefs
offences specified in the warrant of extradiilon,
aud until his final discharge from custody or i'm
prisonment for or on aCceunt of such crimes or
offences and for reasonable time thereafter.
And it shall be lawful for the President, OF such
l,.rsun as he may empower for that purpose, to
employ such portion Oi the land or naval forces of
the Uutei States, or of the militia thereof AS
HAY be necessary for the safe Eeeping and pro-
lection of the accused sal aforesaid.
SEC. > And he II further enacted, That any
person duly appointed as agsnt 10 receive in be-
half Of the United States the dei~sry hy A fore
I.a government of any person accused of crime
ImmiItel within thu jurisdiction Of tn: United
States and to convey him to the place of his trial,
shall Ice and hereby is. vested with all the pow
ers Of a marshal of the United States il the sew
trsl districts through which il may be necessary
for him TO pass with such prisoner, so far such
power Is requisite for his safe Keeping.
Sc. J. And be it fur Their enacted, That if any |
person or persons shall knowingly and willfully |
obstruct resist or oppose such agent in the execu-
non Of his duties. shall rescue. or attempt to
Ir-rG", such prisoner, whether in the custody OF
TIE agent aforesaid, or Of any marshal, sheriff, |
j dior other officer person 10 whom his Gus
tudy may have Ew s1iiy been committed everv |
person So knowingly and willfully offending IN |
the premises shall conviction thereof before |
the district or circuit court Of the Unired States
10y the district in which the offence committed |
he fined not exceeding one Thousand dollars, and
imprisoned not exceeding one year.
Approved, March 3, lst9.
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IPuhlic-No. Sc.

An Act to provide for the execution Of Judgments
IN capital cases.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatiyes # the United States of America in
Congress assembled That whenever a judgement
Of death has BEEN or shall hereafter be rendered
in any court Of the United States, and the case
hats been or shall hereafter be, carried to the
supreme Count e the United States by appeal
81 wit 81 error in pursuance of law, it shall be
tie dut y~f the court rendering such judgement.
By order Il couIt, topOspane the execution there
OF from tine to tim. and from term To term until
tie mandate If the Supreme Court in such case
shall have been received and entered upon the
records Of the lower court; and in such
,li me Is affirmed by the Supreme Court, it
- all be the duty of the court rendering the
al J. NAL judgment to appoint day Cor the execu
u. n thc.e z; and IN case Of reversal by the
S.rreme Court such further proceedings shall be
had in the lower court as The Supreme Court may
uIIecs.
Approved, March g. 1869.
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Approved, March 3, 1869.


Al Act to'amsnd act entitled 90 Ar act grant
ing ian Is to the State OF Oregon L. aid in the
contribution cf a military rod from Eugene
City 10 the eastern Boundary Of said state
whereas bF an act granting lands 10 the State
of D. e.nn 10 aid ir the construction Of military
rad from Eugene City 10 the eastern boundary
If said State approved July second, eighteen
hundred and sixty four, and whereas the time
designated FIR the completion Of said road expires
ga the s-cord day Of July, eighteen hsndred and
sixty nine: Therefore,
Be it er.aoted by the Senate and House of Rep
re,entatiyes If the United States of hsrerica in
Congress assembled, That the time for the COM
peton Of the said road Be, and hereby p. extended
to the second day of July, eightsea hS.ndred and
seventy~twu.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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proved July twenty five, eighteen hundred and

slXty-eiEnt.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
| resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That 50 much of the third
| section of the act presiding for the sale of the
arsenal grounds TT Saint Louis and Liberty. Mis-
souri,, and for other purposes; approved July
twenty -hve. eighteen hundred and siXty-eight, as
grants to the city Of Saint Louis the westernmcst
SIX acres of the tract of ground occupied by the
saint Louis arsenal, be. and the same is hereby.
repealed so far as it des gnates the part of said
tract granted and in lieu Of said westernmost
SIX there shall be granted to said CITY for the
purposes and upon the conditions expressed in said
act, other six of SAID tract to be designated
by the Secretary of War; and that the period
limited in the said act for the erection of the
monument therein contemplated TO be erected
shall bs considered commencing at the time
when the Secretary of War shall have designated |
the six acres ofsaid tract to be granted 10 said
city: provided, however, That part Of the said
SIX acres shall be selected east of the western line
of the ground occupied by the Saint Louis and |,
Iron Mountain railroad.
Approved March s. 1869.
lPublic-NO. 50
An Act to amend an act entitled - An act to pro-
vide a national currency secured by pledge of
United States bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof by extend
ingceran penalties to accessories
Ee it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives of the United states of America in
Congress assembled That every person who shall
aid or abet any officer agent If any association
in doing any of the acts enumerated in section
ffty- two OF an act entitlen 80 An act to provide
national currency secured by pledge of United
States bonds. and to provide for the circulation
aud redemption thereof,'' approved February
twenty fifth. eighteen hundred and sixty-ihree,
with intent to deraud or deceive, shall be liable
to thu same punishment therein provided for the
principal.
Approved, March 5, 1869.
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An Act relating to the time for finding indictments
in the courts OF the United States i'll the late
rebel States.
Be it enacted fy the Senate and House of Rep
resentatiyes of the Emitted States of america in
Congress assembled, That the time for finding
indictments N the courts of the United States in
the late rebel States for otienses cognlabie by said
courts, and which may have been committed since
said States went into rebe lion, be, and hereby
is, extended for the period Of two years from AMI
after the time when said States may be
restored to representation in Congress: Provided,
however, That the provisions hereof shall not ap
ply to treason or other political offences.
LpproTed, March 3, 1869.
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An Act respecting the organization of militia in
the Safes # North Carolina, South Caro-
lima FIogiia. Alabama, Louisiana, and Arkansas.
B-lt enacted hy the Senate and Ion-c of Rep
-r-cntttIvcS Of the United States Of America in
CrngJcS, assembled, That sn much Of the act
..rtirled An act making appropriations fer the
support of the army tJr the ysar ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred and ,ixty-eight, and
" other purposes. approved March two. eight
cen hundred and sixty seven. as prohibits the
ur-aniZt:ipn armiU-, or calling into service "fthe
H. iit;t forces in the States of North Carolina,
South Carolina. Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, and
arkansas lie. and the is hereby, repealed.
Approved, March >, lsos.
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public--No. 81.
An Act to regulate elections in Washing'

An Act to regulate elections in Washington and
Idaho Territories.
Be it enacted by the Senate aud House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, HAT elections in the Terri
tories Of Washington and Idaho fer delegates to
the House of Repres-utati7, of the furty-seconJ
Congress shall be held on the first MONDAY of
June, ammo Domn eighteen hundred and seventy,
and afterwards biernially on the first Monday of
June: and such officers in said Territories as are
now elected at the time with their dele
gates shall be elected for offices thereafter to pe
filled at the time herein specified, unless other
wise provided by the laws Of said Territory.
Approved, March 3 1859.
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l0EFICIAL.1
Pissed at The Ttird Session. Of the Fortisth
Congress.

fuollc-No %.
An Act TO establish bridge across the Eas
river. between the cities of brooklyn and New
York, in the State of New YORK, post road
BE it enacted by the Senate and Fouse of Rep
resentttives of the United States of America IL
Congress assembled, What the bridge across the
East river. between me cities of New York and
Brooklyn, III thu state OF New York, TO be con
-tructed urier and 10y virtue of an act of the
legislature cf the State Of New York, entitled An
act t. Incorporate the New York Bridge Company,
Tor the purpos. Of constructing and maintaining a
bridge over the East river between the cities OF
New York and RrookIyn.' passed April sixteenth
eighteen hundred and sixty seven, is hereby de-
cIaret to be- when completed in accoriarc. with
the afore said law of the State of New York law
full structure and post road for the conveyance of
the mails Of thu United States: Provided That
the said bridge shall be constructed and built
not 10 ob-truct. IMPAIR or ipjur1ou~!v modify the
navigation Of the river: and in order to secure
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bonds, and to secure the same by mortgage upon
its railroad and its telegraph line for the purpose
Of raising funds with which to construct said rail-
, road and telegraph line between Lake Superior
and Puget sound, and also upon its branch to "a
point at near Portland, Oregon: and the
term 60 Puget sound as Used here and in the act
incorporating said company, is hereby construed
|" mean al the waters connected with the straits
ct Juan de F'ica within the territory Of the Uni
ted States
Approved March / 1863