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nz HOW SHALL THE MASSeS BE
HbsS reached with the gospel? thiladtlpniR Tract
~ ission SO ccety. organized In september, 1927
Once NJ. 1884 CaIl-NUT slre.t ,,,
ri 9SaIh JJniop Nee ting will be held at the FIR9r
REFORNED PR RES sYTERI An tURCH. BRO ID
a. SPRUCE SIre.Is, en- Sabbath Evening. sd 'nst..
At w REV, II. w. ]. WYLIE. i. D., ek Governor
JANIS Po LOCK, a"d the daneral Agent. will I'd
dresa M q meeting. Public invited,
Trsct Visitor,7 Montbi5 Union Meeting far the
seco District viii he held al the CALVARY BAP
IISn CHURCH. FIFTH and CARPENTER Streets,
on Friday EveDing at7H r,,,,,, a
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q THE TIReT sRESEXTERIAN

EaGS III URuH WAsIIlNGTON sQUAaE. Pastor.
Nv HEKIIOK JOHNSON, D. d. Services To.
m, row 81 i0la A. NJ md ~ The iouttn ds. Q, o.
scIt1 tnre To morrow evening subject-The lreat
ps CHEM "What shall It urnht man II he shall gain
tht "a hole world and lose his own sDulf"
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haya YOUNG NJ HNN RCHOR.
RS THE GRAND BAL MASQUE
YOUNG MESNEROHOR
will be held atLbe
AMkRIJAT ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ON TAUkSbAY EVENlNG, JAN. Z, 1899.
Subscription tickst', admitting gentle nan ana
lazy at the II oil Of the y, Nos. R02,
b04 and 81 Cherry rect. NJ Andres Musc store No
jlU4 Chesnut strt and at the News sand OF toe
PRICE sa
Extra Iedles' tickets, 81.
bleCtaiors' tickets 50 cents. l16s
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HasS ssRY -rh. Thirt'. egen,h Anntverssry m 81
H. So hha' n Schools OF the CENTRAL PKE$BY TIE
RIAN UH URCH win be ob,eryed t. morTn% ,ia AmSr
above ATcb Addresses ny Rev. HERRGuR JOHN
SIN " ID OF the FIRST Presbyts rian lurch and Mr.
I II kTITES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e1ge CoLU WEATHER DOES NOT CHAP
k-S or rougren tue sxin rfter using VIRGO "a
Altoona kDGLYARIN rABLETO F50LIDI FED
cateiy soft aud he suUu Is ueiigntfu ly rsgr ant,
transparent and nc parable as o let SOAP For
81 L. by al DIuggists, II e. q. A WRIGHT,
"A No 62l CT ESNU I Street
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s~1gH PHILADELPHIA AND REA NG
e>1S RAILhUAD IOhPANI-Omce NJ. III ..
PpILADELPaIA December so. 1868.
DIVIDEND NOTICE. -.
The Transfef Boil ks OF thiS Company VIII pe
clt eed on he h OF January next and be reopsnea
On II e. DAY January ".
Dividend of FIVE PER CE 1T. has been de.
clare on ihe Preferred and Common StccS cioar OF
Natl rpe = q Z Tax hbis u CO nln0n STOCK
snd a'ter January 2 1869 TO the holders Tia .teot
the shall sLaud fegistered on the book' OF me
Comnsny on the 4h OF January next. All payable
et This Office. .
All orc ers for DIVIDENDS must be witnessed and
stamped. -
L23U Inn g. BRADFORD, Treasurer,
f4Ye THE PHILADELPHIA, WHINING.
~ TON AND BALlInOhE RAJ LRu ~ 90 NJ
PANY. PaILADELPAIA. Dec "a 1858
The Annual Meeting of the 81 kn0lders OF THIS
Company. election OF Directors, Will take
place at the Office of tha Comp ny, IN WtLNING-
ron, ella e. on The SECOND MONDAY ultn) Ia
ia2S liz A. HoRNER, Secretary.
eSYo tbs PHILADELPHIA, WHINING
B-S TON AND sA LII MORE RAILROAD COM
PANv Phils de. .pha, Dec "a, 1868. $1,000
Tie Dlrec nave declared Dvdend or FOUR
PER ChEr on the capital STOCK vi ths mpauy
clear OF Governu ent Tax, pay able on ana ae 7tn OF
JRpuarv next a. dOhN hh
IL lit AEeAsureE'
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s. ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN

Sac ETA Y's OFFICE, No 10 Broad vsy,(
NEW YukK, 28.h Uec4mOer 1858
Notice s hereby given snHL H.Spec ~ meeting OF the
Stock hoders OF The Atlantic and Great Wes ern Rail-
way Ccmlsny VIII be held at the Gamer Ottcei OF
The Coupsny, Nc. ~ Ben dw8y Ia the CITY and 5tat1
OF New York, at II u'clocs noou, on SATURDAY.
the 20th day OF January ext t. cousiu tr auu ap-
prey of, reject. certain racts en- erei iuGo
with tne Erie Re- way Co npany, aud the Columbus.
thIcs GO, aud ILdiar q Central hallway Company and
pur, ores. Tine irausier books will remain
cl> sed unLll alter he meeting. .z..r
liAw Secretary.
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eCpL DEDICATION EKEIU IUEH'TNUhTT
Hg2s UNITED PRG>BY rEdIAN CH u 50
this congregation WIZ be opened r Divine ~ service
Snced In The morni, AZ lch o'cock by the PASTOR
rev l. aFAYEtTE MARhS; In the sfFernoon a.
1Vsnicg at IA o clock hy the Rev. JOSEPH
CCOF ER d. d We covdially Invite our friends end
The o, b1c generally to be preient and worship With
- IA
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-20
, AMPLY OF CATTLE FROM TEXAS.

PII WAS introduced into the last
Nevada Legislature to prevent 'ae ln'-
,a,io, Of Texas cattle The object
os,hia Bill WAS a good one, taking the
,-.mise. of its action, which were, mat
-.oderpest prevailed among the s"'o
..,,,e We cannot state the true history
- ,his measure, but we are quite sure
;. Was lost. Perhaps it is well that IL
a:a No, become law and we doubt II
.vonId =. hold water" if it had-ror
:. might well have been construed as
a4ing Incompatible with the provisions
f,h. Constitution of the United States
which vests in Congress the exclusive
,over TO regulate commerce between
tho various States. 1t would SEEM
,,.reorsr. that we are ia need or some
=, those Texas cattle, and that an en-
,s-,ri,ing Californian proposes to take
step. toward supplying 'he ra''nc
r,,s, market with some Of that stock
We find the following in the Sacramento
r4cord Of March 18th:
A men in San Francisco own the oni'
,F,U the cattle in California SLOWLY ou
.,rely for years they have been monopoiiI'H:
Fr;, traffic while others have neglected ~
mil within their ring Is conferred IN
e,boIe power and control ofthe osttie mar Re
0,r butchers and farmers are Just oegihHln
:, rsslize the strait into which their mcgee
~, Trough. them, and to cast about theI
,,r come medium of relief. We can con
COW. of none, excepting that they agar
...nonanee 20 import from the East an
r,x,s as the only field that in any wise
r,n,hle of furnishing ANYTHING like = supp
..,tFcieat to squalizo onr market. ne no.
Tprome c. Davis, who is now at the last
.sIi.ye has it in contemplation 20 re'ui
-,oTne by way Of Texas. and fTtve hither
:.-se number of COWS. with Va " once mo
=, stock his range. Others are moving IN Il
..me direction. and with their exami
rromp,lv followed by our stock-raiserS &c
ally. We nav once more reasonably eNPe
- nail the day when beef will be worth
,,,.e as Fixed BY the demand upon the ma
get, and no, as at present by the a'Idisy al
,upidity CT holders
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-20

ruy HONEY ANTS OF MExIco-A most
curious species of ants are found III 9'uene e IL
Nexico. known as the g honey ant. A''o''e
these curious insects, portion OF nv en-
rnupity secrete honey in the ao conn az
s,yiIy until they swell up to the shape OF
,rnaIl grapes. These individuals form me
,,orehnuse of the community. and during 'he
winter they are dispatched in snccessleh 10
furnish food for the other members oi Tue
! .olonv. They also bear much relation ~
The workers among honey bees. ana NM me
them, do net possess the power OF tec .s ~
Il is puzzling question among me IN
ou;rers into the g origin of species rom
scien,;fc standpoint, TO comprehend no" me
,,erilitv of the working ants and bees "elt
over introduced through the medium OF
rodi6ed deseeu,-thc Darwlnlan theorS-ot
how il is kept up from generation TO sehe'-
atom by these individuals who have 10 pos
,sIi,y 70 inherit heir pecnliarity OF structure
How. by modified descent, IS the Money
making capacity o: the " honey ant trans
n,;,red when those who possess IT are year
'.,,r wear Systematically destroyed ihsSe
hos .e-r, 10 point with s!most irresis..o''
Ioa;c 20 he theory 81 special creation
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The Poodle If the state # Nevada repreIen'e' III
saua,e and Assembly, d. enact Is follows:
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CALIFORNIA NUrNEes-l ne can Ha.to
county Gazette, of the 18th instant mas 'he
following:
P.rhaDs I, is not generally known that the
,.,iv. nutmeg tree grows in the Sierra Nt'~-
4. range Of mountains in California put
,sverthpless such is the fact. It's somewhat
-.,r,rkable that so little notice has oeeh
-, of,his valuable production Of our Stare
W s,c, we do not now remember ever seeing
,nv reference to the subject in any OF the
.wsn,ner. of the State. We have with our
IN hands picked them from the tree IN the
,,,ner norton of Placer county, about me
,ssd waters of Feather river, and after prop,
--Iy driving found them equal In strength ana
I,yo, to those imported from the ha>,
indies. Some nineteen years nave eIdpStu
Enc, that time, and of course we are unaoie
10 describe with accuracy the nutmeg tree o.
California, more than 20 say that 1t resembles
~o,,e of the species ofpine, and IN TACT, mos
,,opls would pass it oy, as we did Al n,>l
.;thout snspectiug it TO be anything else ou
nine tree. 1t was by mere accident ina
r. found out otherwise. NoficinS what w
,,,nnos.o TO be some kind Of a nut with th'
shuck burst open laying upon the gronn'
,p1er what W. thought pine tree, we picke!
I'm and to our surprise upon tasting
,ound it TO be a nutmeg. In what quahut
or to what extent the nutmeg uee eAlsts
california, we have no means OF knowing
,ut we know that they were gathered an
sol1 in small quantities IN ffacer county
s,rlv times. since which time we have near
,othiag of the California nutmeg.
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BITTEN ny Do0.-Says the ReVen.% OIL
Monday last:
A,arnan named " iiliams attempted thiA
afternoon to part two dogs that were h'h,,', <
beautifully on Main strecH opposite 'hls
$50 one of them bit him severely IN the
20, Tbe teeth Of the infatuated dog tore
,nToagh iae boot and inflicted deep and
and pa:nt.,l wound in the side Of the msa
f,at. II WAS difficult to tel. whether the
~yowd felt moss sympathy for the injured
nan or The doga whose quarrel ne in'sr'
ruotsd.
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Vrstr 20 TH2- HOUSE, OF COLUMNS AT
y.IIApoID.-My companion was des1rons
-, entering the place, and procuring from the
arden a flower or leaf to bear away as SOU
.anir. We therefore knocked at the door,
nd were answered bv gentleman OF resper-
,,bIe dress and bearing, who. holding the
ioor half open, demanded to know our hnsl-
,css. us this the house of Columbus we
,nouired. The reply was in the affirmative !;
mt the door remained partially closed, the
Gentleman looking suspiciously at Us.
aud that we would like TO come IN II there
vas no objection. The door was not opened
,,r us. 1t was quite evident that We were
.,ought TO be strangers calling upon the tor
,ne- Droprieto-. "The Seniors are quite
.cieorne TO enter, but Columbus no longer
.,ccapies the house, and, in fact he IS dead,
replied the gentleman, meantime holding the
,oar firmly in his hand. We are aware o.
he death of Columbus, We said, " bnt we
,ould like to come in and see his house, ane
Il perm tilted to get a rose or leaf from m.
arden. bv which to remember our visit
I'm, still! the door did not move, except, per
hsps to narrow the Opening, so that only IN
.,ce of the gentleman could be seen. IN
Senors are quite welcome TO come IN. n
rcn,ated. in a firm tone Of voice, but Col
,,nhus is dead, and his family no longer oc
,r,v the house. As for the garden. like IN
f,orse il is mine. and Columbus has absolil
.,y nothing in either" Having thrown thu
,;oht upon the condition of the estate, IN
i,e;rs- administrators, and the residnary les
,,ees Of the deceased Columbus, his POM
succes.or III interest closed the door IN ou
.,ce.. locking it with loud eiank, ana a. q,
,x.ted, leaving IL staring at the outer wall
The New York herald., 1869-01-25
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES AND
~ Assessments, No. 80 Chambers street, ..a


NorIcE TO hereby given that ~, shs
and county Of New York for bs year s6s win be open fNr
1859 and WI repsin open t ne soth day Of Apr isSs aor
hs slcrsssd real and psrsona estate q the city
. be sssrieved make 1Pplcaono The conm,s,ioners
urng period above mentioned In order 70 obtain the re-
III provided y law The sci q 1859 provides that dgFing
ssrsin5sfcSs I provided application may b made y
ssS...ts any gsr'Ss suSS
ss ss;;. ,,,s1s ,sSEgss' .,Isss.a .Vglss slss
lion Ok real estate 4. must be made In writing
EommIssoners s6si exsmpe into he complaint and III IN
their Judgement erroneous they shall cause
he same bc Corrected II such application Be made IN
cant sha under oath BY the said Comnasione
Them and n biz Or their Judgment tho assessmen. = er.
amount cf such assessment Z. they max becye 70 be
ouch sppic.tQn :hs have been male 70 them No reduction
pr Of personal estate pos.d under ths act unless !,
unable % attend within hs period for the
city. :. ". ALLEN Commissioners
& n. DEfEw,( Taxes and assessments.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25
wATCHRs, JEwELRY, &c.

At THE JEwELRY sroRB 7as BRoADwAy-THE
"A highcs price paid for Diamonds Emersds, Rubies,
Pearls Watches old 0od and silver, Laess C.@ss Ma'r
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT, PRECINCT NO.
M IS, NEW YORK, JApuary %, le69.-N -Notce-Company
q The Annual BAH o hS Fremens for the bene
81 OF The Wldows and Orphans Fund at the Academy OF
main Irving place Coaches win approach
from the through Irving place. Gentlemen will please
take the coach At the door and mot any particular
coach Fare in ali will be 81 for each passenger with
out regard distance in the city No coach viii be allowed
JAMES GREER, Captain,
and Inspector Hackney Coaches,
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

TEXAS LINE O, o.v..on Steamer.
The Al steamer GEN HED0wICK, Captain 0iderdale,
WI leave pier n Hast river on Saturday, Jan: ~
No chayra for forwarding In New York Galveston.
Through bis lading given 10 Houston all roads con-
signed " the Houston Direct Navigation VQrnpsny.
Apply 70 o. II. MALLORY CO.,
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

th1 0nn REwARD-gTOLEN, FROM THE sAFE
Sl.VUU OF Miller COMPANY, No. - Broad street,
the night Of January re following United States Govern
nvstwenles issue Of 1884 One No <sA o Ood and one
~. pasic srs Warned MOI 70 nsrcsss sSs ABOVE, Ia:
above reward yin be paid and questions asked for the
street. and poporonais reward for the return Of any
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

IT 22a MERCER sTREET-PAIR OF BAY MARES, 10
hands, good family horse $780, brown Horse, 5N hands,
$l7S; bay Mare years od tros In minutes, 1926 pair
also four priced Horses
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

dix sREwARD.-sroLEN, IN WEST FARMS, ON
ssss Watch and vss. Cham: MAKERS name coopsT;
No ea OF the Beecker Street Fulton Ferry Railroad
Company 10 shares Wsstchester 0asght Company In
against negotiating of the Abov: described bonds s7s
win paid questions asked by returning tho goods
and bonds TO G. g. Raft, S6l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF sLEIGHs, ROBES, BELLS
n Blankets, top and open Wagons OF all city makers
Rockaway onesix seat Phaeton; Woods Bros Pony Phae
kinds and prices, at VIM II. GRAY's, 90 "a and rs Woos
ter street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

ExPREss LINE, 4
~ For Washington and Georgetown, D. c., and Alexad@
Every Wednesday and Saturday.
The regular steamer VIRGINIA, Captain Drew u nov
loading pier Is river and win sail Wednesday, Jan1
uary a. af4 NJ Freight taken lower than By any ohej
line. q
For fresh, or passage apply 70 JAMES HAND,
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

flLn DOMINION STEAMSHIP coMPAEys-LQE
sdewhecl steamships ISAAC BELL. HATTERAS, ALBE,
MAELE sARAToGA and HIAGARA. The stes@shtt
despatched on Tuesday, January g. at r. n, fronI
pier 81 North river foot OF Beach street, connecting With
sou.hsde and Petersburg Railroads and Richmond snd
granting through bills OF adng al points South a9d
Southwest Bills OF lading signed the pier For ciehj
to L NccREADY, President 1877 0reenwich street sons
Of Dey. ,ls-s.e-sf
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

A DOOR, SASH BLIND AND PLANNING MILL FOR
"A saleMachnery nearly new; business large paying
well; rent very low. Particulars at soUTHMAYD CO.'S
The New York herald., 1869-01-25
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
AT JOHNSTON VAN TASeELL'e.
AnonpnH ,flnSS ~ SvI41MSTMw n41SsTTOw AuuDDrrioNEHh

OUR REGULAR SALE OF TUESDAY WILL EN-
IA. brace and comprise very fine and superior stock,
all Of which, for otting road family use h worthy Of at
tention and will consist In part Of high bred dapple
trotng Horse 1854 high 8yeas old sired by Grey Norman
sire Of Prince john warranted 70 show or sale Aso
poses. Full particulars at sale. Also seghs Wagons &C.
JOHN L. VANDEWATER,
Auctioneer. "a Duane street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

GOOD PRACTICAL BAKER CAN SECURE AN IN
IA terest In well established and good paying bakery;
8 900 required; Ia excellent chance
soUTHMAYD CO., 1874 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

&oR REwARD--IF THE YOUNG GENTLEMAN
Do with the shawl bis left or his companion,
Who sat next the victm will the gold watch chain
and key which they relieved the gentleman who sat In the
efthand the front Of Sixth avenue its
70 the park the sfsfnccn Of SATURDAY January 81 said
designate hous The above reward win be given and
questions aaked. The mentioned young geneman got
and hs companion left after riding short distance further
Please return 10 communicate with Thomas L. Aster.
street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

NATIONAL LINE.
leave Saturday. January 30. at A. NJ from pier North
river.
Passage TO Liverpool Queenstown cabin, S00 steer
age, ESQ., currency steerage tickets from Liverpool or
Apply al tie oaaces Of The company SO Broadway.
Il. w. j. HURST. Manager.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

EoR NEW ORLEANS.
IL SOUTHERN LINE.
The Al steamer VICkSBURG Capt Burton, viii leave pier
20 East river, Saturday January 30, at 3P. M
Freight received at through rates for st. Louis Mobile ana
Galveston
Freight for Indianoa, Lavacca and Brazos.
: q. H. MALLORY 4 CO.,
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TELE j, ] /, { | NEWS.
washington News.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-It has trans
pired that Postmaster General Creswell
has authorized Senator Ramsey to initiate
negotiations for cheap postage between
France and the United States.
Mayor Bowen, of this city, has recon-
mended, in addition to white and black
schools, some additional schools, fully equal,
il not better, to be open to both colors.
The next Mississippi Valley Commercial
Convention is to be held in Upper Missis-
sippi in August or September next.
Judge Dent expresses his determination
TO visit Mississippi and canvass the State
for the National Conservative Republican
party, whether nominated for Governor or
not.
Judge Black, injured by the recent rail
way accident, is at York, Pa, and impro-
wing rapidly.
Eight illicit distillerics have been seized
in Wade county, n. c., and about twenty
arc still running. The whiskey made is
consumed in the neighborhood.
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
600.
Commander William P. Buckner, United
States navy, is dead.
The recruiting station superintendent
are directed to ship all their recruits west
ward Immediately.
The necessary arrangements are con-
cluded, Secretary Fish's permission OBJ
tanned. and the French cable is expected to
reach the Massachusetts, coast Friday.
Minnie Gale (colorcd), tried for killing a
white man, has been acquitted by mixed
iury
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-21
WARN SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.

This CELEBRATED wATERING-PLACE,
now open for the reception and accommodation OF
bred and seventy miles west of Richmond, and
near the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
reashed tbs a a. aPe
railroad, connecting Ut Mlllboro' depot with line
aesins Springs dine turn road
These waters have been long ana nst ,aes s
S asf o II er
and applicable to the treatment OF the following
Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, and dfseas re-
suting from their latent existence; Affections OF
Hemiplogin, following suppressed excavations
from H9morrhoids or Uterine arrangements, or
Metastasis OF Gout and Rheumatism affection OF
the Joints; Lumbago; Sciatiac, Contractions ana
Morbid Conditions offhe Bones; the whole class OF
the Cutaneous Diseases; Scorbutic and Scrofulons
Affections; Dyspepsia Torpid and otherwise De-
Tie improvements consist Of large and commo-
dious Hotel 4 large number of handsome ana con-
and Bathroom, Bflllard-room, Bowling-allcy, Bath
90 to 9S degrees Fahrenheit, are four In number.
A large octa2onal BATH, for gentlemen, ID iees
in diameter and5 In depth; ,,
Two Spirit Baths and Private Bath for inva-
lids. All of which connect with cold Piungtng
Baths, supplied with spring water of Temperature
The Locality Of these Springs is remarkable for
healthncss, the surrounding country of romantic
beauty and the atmosphere salubrious and invigo-
rating.
The table accommodations will be of the best
character, and every effort made TO conirlonte 10
the comfort and convenience OF visitors.
Persons intending 70 visit the Warm Springs
from Richmond and the South are directed 10 the
summer schedule of the passenger trains on the
Chesap eake and Ohio railroad.
WARM SPRINGS COMPANY.
w. II. MCDONALD, Agent.
JAMES a. FRAZIER,
JOHN W. WARWICK, 49,.
JoEpJt Icon " I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-21
Scattering the Cuban FiIibusters.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Captain Webster,
United States Navy, who landed the cap
tllred Cuban filibusters along the coast towns
OF New England, replies to the protests of
these town authorities that he is acting
within his nstructions-namely to disor-
ganize the filibustcrs by scattering them
along the coast.
NEW YORK, July 20.-An evening paper
says that squad of men from the Brook
lyn maynard, with United States Marshal
Barlow at the head, last night at midnight
surrounded large house three miles back
of Hohoken and captured forty eight Cuban
filibusters quartcred there. Several escaped,
including Colonel Ryan. Several of the
prisoners were hurt before they were cap
tured. All of them were taken to Fort La
fayette.
4 telegram has been sent to President
Grants and also to the Spanish. Minister,
announcing that this is supposed to be the
end of Cuban operations in this vicinity.
Second Dispatch.
NEW YORK, July 20.-Evening The
fiibustcrs now confined in Fort Lafayette
will probably be discharged upon giving as
suranccs to abstain from future violation OF
the neutrality lawa;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-21

GREAT FIRE IN SoUTu CtRoLINA.-A
terrible confagratiou has been raging for
The last two weeks in All-Saints' Parish,
Horny county, South Carolina. 1t broke
ont near the upper end of Ocean bay, not
far from the sea shore, and has burned over
81 distance of nearly twenty miles. The
trcadth Of the fire is unknown. The coun
nv through which it passed is literally
burned mp. Swamp after swamp has been
malc bare Of all underground, and the
trees and timber completely destroyed.
The savannahs, with the turpentinc boxes,
are made sterile wastes. The hot, dry wea-
Their rendered it impossible to check the on
ward march OF the flames. 1t was still
burning last Saturday. Twenty thousand
urrcminc boxes have been burned. The
Garth is left bare behind the fire. The cat
tIc-ranrc is destroyed for the season, the
dc.r unshcltcred, and the bears and rat
,'c>uakcS made to seek new hiding place
OF lc destroyed by the fire. 1t is estimated
that over 100, 600 acres Of land have seen
burned over. At night the heavens were
brilliant from the lurid flames, and the
clouds Of smoke that arose by day were but
rortcnts of the fiery storm beneath. To this
rrc can be attributed the hazy appearance
oj the atmosphere throughout the southeast
for the past week cincinnati Chronicle,