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DY COOPER LATlMER, Auetioneers,
ID Successors to J. T.. McCure & Oo.,l
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street.

RY COOPER LATlMER, Auetioneers,
II tSuccessors to j Z. McGuire Co.,l
Southwest corner Penn avenue and llth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
fsrE N And S i4rE sfREETs Wksf. Dn " A- L.
a. By virtue of deed of trust from Maria w;
2sd; lsS7 and duly RECORDED ed in Libeg 4 E. T., T.,
No 9 @ ct Fl hs Land keSGrs re fS1
of the party secared thereby, will sell at public
in front S the , MoMDaS the
certain piece parcel of ground situate and lying
il sa y helms 1
j. Whites recorded subdivision Of the west half Of
he sbo1e IS Sshy neigh
bcrhood and offers & fine chance for investment >,
months. The Trustee reserves the right to resell in
"a q
All and stamps at the cost of purchaser
oe,seosds "iLt6E to6PER RI LHrIMER, M Hasss Hacts:
THURsDAY AFTERNOON, November 18th, same
noeoss "ilhF cd6PER K t2RH haTIMER, Mi Hfs. Hacts:
II. 5. MARsHAL's SALE.
Clerk Once Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed will sell at public
vember, 1859, at u O'Clock m, ali Defendants right
@ Sd 49, snG IN ey H
gether with the improvements thereon; seized and
and Wilt be sold to satisfy Execution No. 5979, in
Of The Ass"'"s S1i hsxFRagfF kGRsPp'n'
Oct. .. 1S69-tds. u. 3. Marshal, ID. e.
SALE OF sERyICEABLE AND ,UNsERyICE
- ABLE ORDNANCE STORES.
BuRsAu OF ORDNANCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Thor. W, W,ASsHISsroX Sa n, CIIy Novepbet = ESs;l
est bidder, at noon on WEDNESDAY, November
o. 1869, in the Office Of the Inspector of Ordnance
Navy Yard, Philadelphia, large lot of articles o.
Ordnance, comprising Cannon, Projectiles, Small
Arms. and Miscellaneous stores.
Terms: One half cash in Government funds on the
conclusion Of the sale, and the remainder within ter
days afterward during which time the articles mus
be removed from the yard otherwise they will re
for the removal Of the heavy guns.
IL Is to be distinctly understood that no guarantee
will be given to purchasers Of articles offered for sale
and noted in the catalogue regards their exact
condition quality; but ii is believed however, thai
everything offered for sale is as represented.
A.LrDLOW CASE,
no 4-td Chief Of Bureau.
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AUCTION SALES.

RY COOPER LATIMER, Aucti1ne rs
- tSucce>-ors to James c. McGuire CS..D
Southwest corner Penn avenue aud Ilth stree
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W MBIA
no4-a YEAsr WIDER.

THE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR LADTES'
4 Gents and Childrens Cast on Clothing, Boots
between \ and N. Any order through mail promptly
attended to. Dc Siy
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 536 Seventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLE PROPERTY

- BY virtue Of q deed Of trust from Charlotte
90Davis to me, bearing date on the 10th day Of Sep
SA-tember, A ID. 1853 made to secure certain note
Of the same date for the sum OF with interest,
in favor of Jerome A. johnson, as will appear upon
reference TO said deed Of trust recorded in Lber
and r, No. folio g. &C.. Of the land records for
Washington county, d. c., shall proceed TO sell at
public auction, In front Of the premises, on TUES
DAY, October 36th, at "a O'Clock p. m, all of Lot
numbered four,i4D in Square numbered fifty one,
ISL said lot having front on north street of fifty
four ,5) feet eight 80 inches, and on sd street west
fronting seventy five This property is sit
uated just square north of the Avenue enclosed
by good fence, and IL planted i'm shrubbery.
Terms of sale: One half cash; balance in six and
twelve months; secured by deed of trust upon the
premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at
the cost Of the purchaser IL terms of sale are not
complied with In five days after the day of sale, the
trustee the right resell at risk and OF
defaultng purchaser Sl00 to be paid soon as the
VIM. A. WARD, Trustee.
oc6- 6-eod&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
ill TUESDAY, the ID day of November next, A D.
1862 at the same hour and place. :
By order of the Trustee.
c25eod&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
PONED until TUESDAY, the 9th instant, at 4
O'Clock p. m. By order of the Trustee. :
no 2-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
DY GREEN WILLIAMS,
I AuctiOueers Estate Agents.
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CLOTHING, &c.

OvERCOArs.
PoPCL.GR PRICES
A. SAKS q CO.,
0READ THIS CAREFULLY AND MEMoRIzE
THE PRICES.
WATERPROOF, ss, Light weight
GENTEEL COLOR-Fau. si0,
SILK MIXED, SIS,
VERY FINE, sls,
CHEvIoT, sls,
SUPERIOR ONES, $50, sas. sas,
GOOD MELONS, SIC, Medium Weight.
SUPERIOR GRADE, $40,
KNoBBY CHEvIOTs, sIS,
ENGLISH GOODS. le.n
We're hne, tasty natty Wv
DOMESTIC MELTON dewp %. Heavy weight,
BETTER S1o
SUPERIOR SIC, SIS, sac
CHINCHILLA, $40,
WHITNEY, sls and SIS,
PETERsHAM, sIa,
sATTEEN, sI2,
DOMESTIC BEAVER, sls.
GOOD BEAVER, sac,
SUPERIOR GRADES, s2s, 80, e3s,
TAN BEAVER, $50.
sURTOUT, s3s,
BEAVER FROCKs, (ine,l s25.
0THE STOCK Is BEING ADDED TO SEMI.
WEEKLY.
A. SAKS & CO.,
"POPULAR CLOTHIERs,"
SIT SEVENTH STREET,
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

WAsBINGTOE, April 49, 1869.
The following officers have been detached from
the steamer Ticonderoga ana placed on waiting
orders-Captain Robert II. wypau from the com
mand Lieutenant Commanders Augustus r. Cooke
A. 7. Sne George N. Wadlegb and william II.
Whiting; Ensigns W. s. McCunnegie, Henry c.
Hunter and E. II. q. Leutze; Assistant Surgeon
wunderlich and Chief Engineer George y. Kutz.
Ensgns w. w. Fitzpatrick ana n. W. Mckee have
been detached from the Ticonderoga and ordered TO
Washington for examination for promotion; Cap
tain John 9. febiger has been detached from the
Shenandoah and placed on waiting orders; Lieu.
tenant Commanders Smith W. Nichols, 4. A. Nc.
Carty and Charles n. Cotton, Surgeon A. &. Rhodes
and Chief Engineer Il. NJ. Barteinan have been de.
tached from the shenandoah and placed on waiting
orders: Acting Assistant Paymastcr G. NJ. Guild has
been detached rom the SHENANDOAH and ordered 20
render his accounts for settlement, ut the expira-
tion OF which time he is regarded IA mustered out
OF the service; Commander c. II. BALDWIN Il detached
from duty as navigation ofiicer nj the Navy Yard
al Mare Island ana IL ordered to duty as ordnance
officer at that yard: Commander y. Il. Franklin Is
and ordered 10 command the Mohcan: Lieutenant
Commander Hatfield Is detached from the command
Surgeon j. u. Miller IL detached from the North
Atlantic squadron and ordered home: surreon
Charles Martin is detached from the Tcondcroga
and ordered to duty as neet surgeon Of the North
Atlantic squadron; Lieutenant Isaac Ilazlctf IL de-
iachcd from the Michigan on the lat OF June and
ORDERED.
Lieutenant Commander w. II. Dana TO Washing
ton, ~ q, Tor promotion; Lieutenant George ". De
long 10 the Lancaster on the 18th OF June: ieutcn
ant y. +. 'ieyerman to the Michigan on the lst of
June.
Rear Admiral Thomas T. Craven assumed COM
mand OF the Mare Island Navy Yard and station,
California, on the 18th OF April and win also com.
mand the North Pacific squadron until relieved Of
the squadron by Rear Admiral Turner Many i'm.
have recently been made az the yard,
and Admiral Craven, who has commanded the yard
before, will DO as much as possible with the limited
appropriations OF his contr0.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Henry Smith Elected Police
Commissioner.
PROTECTION OF PASSENGERS ON FERRIES
The Troubles Of the Merchants
Union Express Company.

The New Police CommissIoner-Henry Smith
Elccted-John A. Griswoid, Regent OF the
University-A Veto Sustained-CuriOus Cnse
Of Alleged Prestidiaitarianisn, In the Asseu,-
bly-A New York Member and New York
Bill Disappear.
ALBANY, April %, 1859.
The election OF Henry Smith to hll the place OF
Thomas G. Acton as Police Commissioner was duly
ratified to-day in joint session Of the Senate and
Assembly. The democrats, as matter Of form,
nominated Oswald Ottendorfer, ana Of course voted
for him In both houses Us they did also for Hon.
John L. Flagg, member Of the House from Rensselaer,,
and most estimable gentleman, for Regent OF the
University. But the election OF Henry Smith was by
no means unpaatable TO his politica opponents. as
he stands well with all parties and Is regarded as
one likely to make fair, just and efficient Com
missioner.
Mr.. John A. Grswold, after his recent discontinue
IN the 2ubernatora election Is no doubt entitled TO
such recognition as he has now received at the
hands oil HIS party by ms election 10 the post OF
Regent OF the University.
bill OF Adams, Jefferson county. was sustained In
the House by vote OF 81 to ~ It gave rise to
some discussion, but the voice OF the House was IN
favor Of the Governor views
The bill to give portion of Reservoir square to
toe Seventh and Seventyfirst regiments for the pur
pose OF building an armOry met with snch
serious objection that it was defeated by
majority. OF twenty,seven votes. Hitchman
sustained the bill by insisting upon the adoption OF
the minority report, which was presented by Mur-
ply. Kiernan opposed the bill the grounds that
the square was needed for pubc}park, and that II
it was granted to the regiments applying for It
other regiments would demand the cesson Of Madi-
son square and other public places. He thought
that such fighting regiments as the Second, Sixty.
ninth and Eighty fourth better entitled to pub
lie consideration than that ornamental Organzatlon
the Seventh.
curious and mysterious coincidence occurred
in the business of the House to-day. tappears that
Mr.. James Richmond, OF New York, got possession
OF the Senate bill, known as the Tax Com
missorfers bill, which was to have been
reported by the committee to-day, and
both Mr.. Richmond and the bill disappeared. Legs-
laton upon this important measure was therefore
obstructed for the time being. great deal OF In
dgnatlon felt by members OF both houses at the
reported action Of the New York member. What
course VIII be pursued IN the affair is not yet GER
tain. similar method TO get bill out OF the way
was tried some years ago, but this was, believe
the only instance known In the Legislature. II is
said that the plan OF which Mr.. Richmond was The
instrument had been arranged the night previous.
and that high official OF the House was party to
10. For the truth of tins rumOr, however, am not
prepared TO vouch, but 1t was In circulation to-day.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, April 90 1862
A communication was received from THOMAS c.
Acton. dated April ., resgning the ONCE OF Police
Commissioner Of the Metropolitan District.
RESOLUTIONS
By Mr.. BRoADsTREET-A concurrent resolution
heretofore adopted by the senate concurrinu with
the Canal Board in the reduction or rates OF to on
certain articles Transported on the canals The list
OF rates heretofore published was adopted.
large number Of bills were referred 10 the Grind.
Ing Committee.
REPORTS.
To widen West street from Battery place 10 Ham.
mOnd street; to amend the consolidation of Brook.
Nn aud Williamsburg; TO incorporate the Passengers
Transit Company OF New York ana BROOKLYN with
amendments as instructed In relation 10 the general
city tax of Bufialo; 10 grade the Eighth avenue
New York tordcred TO a third reading; to ncorpo
rate the Fidelity safe Deposit Company Of New York;
requiring the New York and Brooklyn Ferry
companies to take certain precautions against pas.
sengers iaiinR overheard; regulating the sale Of
theatre and other amusement tickets IN New York
and BrOoklyn; Tor street railroad In Oswego; TO
authorize Homer to AID the Cortland Academy; ex.
empting Gardincr's Island from assessment for high
way labor; In relation to the repairs OF bridges and
highways IN Flatbush aud New Utrecht; to amend
the charter OF Amsterdam.
Mr.. MURPHY submitted o written minority report
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
SPORTING.

The Pigeon shooting Match for Two Thousand
Dollars and the Championship-New Jersey
the sccrc of Contcst-Tnyior Defeats Tinker
by Two Birds Only.
Yesterday the interrupted pigeon match between
John Taylor, OF Jersey city, and Edward Tinker OF
Providence, II. l., for $4,000 and the championship
was decided on the Secaucus Race Course, n. j.,
which Is ont OF the jurisdiction OF MIR. Bergh ami
superintendent Kennedy. The wretched stormy
weather IN the forenoon prevented large attend-
ance as II was generally thought that the shooting
would be postponed In consequence OF the rain.
Both parties however. were on hand and
anxious TO shoot and IN the absence OF
the gentleman VINO bad been mutually agreed
upon IA referee, Mir. James Ward OF Toronto
was appointed TO oficiate. The betting was pretty
heavy ut ovens, but the Rhode Island delegation
fairly outbct the New Workers and Jerseymen on
the tenth bin Taylor was four birds ahead three on
the twentieth, the same on the thrtieth four on
the fortieth and six on the nftleth. Tinker now
pulled up, and was only two behind on the sixtieth
ana SEVENTEEN, was even on the seventy.sixth bird
with his opponent, and the excitement became in
tense. on the eightieth bird Taylor was two ahead
but Tinker reduced this lead TO one bird on the nine
tieh missing his ninety first and ninety third birds
and Taylor killing all his up to the hundredth, which
he missed. Taylor won the match by two bi rds
having killed eghty.nve out OF 100 birds and Tinker
eighty three out OF the same number II II probable
home andhome match for the faIne amount OF
stake viii be arranged.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

mences operations annual reports OF the condition
OF the company be fled In the county clerks once
where the cOmpany's ONCE is located.
BY M MILLER-Pr0viding for the publication OK
the articles association and bylaws OF the compa-
mes.
BY Mr.. CoSANr-Relating to the contested seats
afterwards reportedl.
BY Mr. BRADsTREET-An amendment to the me-
chanlcS' lien law.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
For the erection Of observatory at Central PARK;
TO amend the charter Of Amsterdam: to amend the
charter OF the Bnghamton and Port Dickinson Rail-
way TO amend the charter OF the Freeman's Trust
smith Parmelee Gold Company to issue preferred
Stock to amend the law for the sales OF real estate
belonging to lunatics.
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the Corporation OF New York TO ex-
change certain lands for Post ONCE site In New
YORK; to amend the charter OF the Commercial
warehouse COMPANY, New York; for street rail-
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
1He JOSEPHINE BROWN CONFESSION.
Its Non-Appearnncc Explained bv the Disirire
Attorney Of Columbia Counfy-rhe Womnn's
story Not to be Relied Upon.


HUDSON n. Y, April 20, 1909.
The District Attorney Of Coiumbia county whose
name has appeared through the press In connection
with statement and promised confession Of 10.
sephipe Brown. recently acquitted OF completely In
the murder Of Angie Stewart, has made q state
ment to the erect that, although the woman after
being discharged made certain disclosures regarding
the real murderer. her system at the time
was 80 stimulated by morphine that her
remarks were unworthy OF credcnces lie
also states that ne was opposed to the
publication OF the woman's statement until
reasonable time had elapsed that she might funl
ner promise. vz.:-To place an interpreted copy OF
the pretended confession In his hands. Instead Of
proceeding to Hartford to obtain the promised con.
iesson the woman has remained IN the village OF
Cnatham, where, IL Is stated she ~ carrying on
love correspondence with q negro who s at present
confined In the jail at tins place and has slgnined
her Intention visit his mother AT atWesstock bridge,
instead OF her own mother at Granny. An assnr-
ance is offered that the statements recently puO.
lished In relation 70 the woman Brown nave Dat
served to impose upon the public
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
Texas Politics.

george W. Paschai has published pampblet adj
dress TO the people OF the state OF Texas announcing
himself candidate for the United states senate.
Among other things he declares In favor OF ratla.
cation Of the new constitution by the people, the
election Of none bpt republicans 10 the state ofces
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

and TO Congress. the election Of Andrew J. Hamilton
as Governor and the removal of the disabilities of
every friend Of the general government.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-16
In all Cases Cures Guaranteed.

In Syphilis and its adju,.cts, GonnorI haa and
accompany in diseases; ali disorders Jfthe liiad-
der, Kidneys aud postate; Siminai Weakness;
Diseases OF TIL Heart anu Lungs; Dyspepsia; indi-
gestion Impntency: incipient Consumption, ana
ALI diseases ot the unary 'ither sex cure
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-16
In,porfant to the Ladies'.

When femafe is IN trouble or afflicted with dis
ease and req Ires medical o. surgical attendance
the enquiry s'ionld be- Where is there a ph, sirian
who is fully competent to administer relief and
whose respectabI,. standing in ,uciot, recommends
aim to the cantii.nc of the comruunity? The D. c.
~. understanding h'w inperatyei necessary
4 ,se requirements are feeis led anon TO inter-
70 e. and b. calling the attention Of tie afflicted
Mt e fact that Il, has been l'rofa. sor "f Obste-
RIGS and Female baea5e- for TWENTY YEARS and
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medically and surgcaily. not in upertieial n.an-
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andpractice-both in hospitals and private fam-
ties-can make. t. save hem from the hands ofthe
unqualified, inscriptions. and designing There
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-16

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and simpathize with, an befriend them in trouble
one in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed Consultation (By Letter or Otherwtse)
FREE. Seeaddress below.
The celebrated Fem lie Re m edies.
Compounded from the pri~ate prescriptions OF Dr.
Y"nng, have now obtained a most extended pop1
lsrify, and are correctly viewed to be the safest
and su,est remedies for the com lants for whici
!. ey applied. The constantly accruing testi'
monits of their efficacy deciared them to be rre-
emihently superior to their action.
No laiy should be without these Renovating
Agents None genuine unless procured at this
office Sent by m Ill or Express to any part Of the
State.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
The Greatest Discovery Of this or any other Age.
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies.
These powders will be found of essential value t.
those whose means. health, or other circumstan
ces do not permit them to increuse the number OF
theif family without Inconvenience, suffering. and
perhaps risk of life. This preparation is new safe.
infal be convenient and simple. and cannot in
Inre the health of the most deicate. 1t curtails
no privileges, but gives strength and vgor. Nor
ally con idered it is of the highest utility, and sus
tanned by he soundest principles # pruden and
virtue Their should be avoided at certain
times Price SO a box Sent TO any part Of the
oast rfecty safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount BY Mail or Express. addressed
to BENZ 4 JOSEELYN NJ. d
F. 4. Q N Q h hu n "a r.
Or. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
These Pills ara now acknowledged by the Medi-
cal Fraternity to be the only safe mild and eff
caci"us remedy TO be depended on in long sranding
cases suppression. irreguarity. stopping OF
the functions of nature the neglect of which is
the source of such deporable effects the female
frame. In no case shoud these Pills be ken
when the patient has reason to believe she is
ENCIE TE. Price s.. Remit the amount above.
ami they will he forwarded with fall directions fr
use. CURED AT HOME.
Patients residing in anv part of the State. how
ever distant. who may desire medical advice on
their respective cases, and who think proper sub
init written statement Of such in preference. to
holding pers ona interview are assured that their
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-sA .S.l.,s ami money nus be addressed
BENZ. +. JoSSELYN, VI. D., [stamp
6lS Sacram into street.
between Mon gomery nd Kearney,
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N OTI G E.

AsI INTEND CLOSING orT Wy BUSINESS
y finally, preparatory to taking my leave I r
he Eastern states ! erehy notify all indrh'rd 20
me { at un,es. all bills are pnid within Twenty
Days from da,e, legal steps viii be taken To c"i.
lect them.
JOHN s VAN DyKE.
Carson City, September lat, lso9. 2ot
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-16

THIS CELE BRATE ID INSTITUTE
l has enjoyed this Cast an uninterrupted
success of eighteen years and has become one Of
the NEST celebrated Institutes Of the age.
The great mum Der actually received and cured
place 1t in point of number Of patients among the
first of the word and the success of il. treat
and
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
%. The Retiring Cabinet.

Our Washington special sends the fol-
lowing-thc only thing reliable from
that direction for the last twenty days
Mr.. Seward will strike his tent and
quietly steal away on Wednesday or
Thursday. He goes direct to. Auburn.
Wcles will not tarry this side of Con-
necticut. Evarts will resume the prac-
tice of'law.! His clients are already
clamorous for his retirement. Evarts
stands well with all parties and his abil-
tiles are beyond questioning. Nothing
is definitely known as to where the re-
naming members will betake them
selves, but tits probable that Saturday
will find but very few if any Of them in
Washington. w. ''''' '' -h"'. ~ 'i''
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
The New York Herald.

We have to thank Mr.. Bennett for the
compliment of q copy Of the Daily
Herald, which comes to hand with I'M
usual regularity. The HeroM Isl the
most perfect specimen of daily Journal
ism in this or any other country, and
exhibits degree of enterprise in every
department without parallel in the
history Of the newspaper press, Its
circulation is said to be immense; and
no wonder, as every morning Mr.. Ben
nett furnishes the public with q COM
plete map of the tr'ansactions and do
ings OF the busy world, both at home
and abroad. The Daily Heraldi is print
ed on a triple sheet and is, mailed to
subscribers at one dollar q month"; iiii
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
The Militia in Giles.

Tho Nashville papers contain ac-
counts Of the raping of a negro girl in
Giles county, by militiaman named
Adams, and the subsequent shooting
aud MORALLY wounding Of the scoun-
drel by the enraged father and some of
his colored friends. The name of the
negro is Peter Harwell, and the out
ragged girl is only twelve years old.
The blacks in the prescribed counties
are said to regard the militia with great
disfavor. Gov Senter had better order
them to their homes.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
The Cuban Instruction.

The Cuban instruction is assuming
the proportions of a large civil war.
The g insurrectionists " have lately sus-
tanned some revorses. The following
isamong our more recent advices afo,
The volunteer regiments are prepar-
ing to take the field against the insur-
gents. The brig j. d. lincoln, of Bruins
wick, Me-, has beenlrefused a clearance
atHavana because she came from port
declared to be closed.b A fight lrad ta-
ken place in the Cienfuegos district, in
which the 'Spaniards captured a Next
can General, whom they Instantly shot.
The insurgents, about Santiago have
been ordered to destroy all the estates
belonging to Spaniards. ., ..,t .,,.....c.,.