Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-28
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| Inc n. \. Tribune learns that the
Captain General Of Cuba sent to Spain
for two millions Of money, and was
told that the Spanish Treasury was
empty, and that he must raise money
in Cuba.
Gold opened in New York yesterday
at 80 and closed at 1904.
A Stock Exchange has been organ
lied in Chicago.
Bishop Simpson, Of PENNSYLVANIA.
was invited to preach in a Prysbyte-
rian Church in Atlanta, Ga. Sunday
last, but was warned not to do so be-
cause of his Unionism during the war
Father HyaciRthe is to be rendered a
reception by the Boston clergy.
The decision in the Yerger case Is
looked for in the Supreme Court next
Monday.
Father Hyacinthe declares he Is
still roman Catholic, but not an ul-
ira mOntanist. He has been ''inter-
viewed by a Tribune reporter.
From Dispatches OfOctober R0th.
A cable telegram says Lord Derby
is on his death bed.
Manita Garibaldi is recruiting vol
unteers in Italy.
A telegram from Madrid says that
three thousand more troops have been
ordered to Cuba 10 assist I'm quelling
the insurrectiOn. The Republican
leader SalOsOcha was killed yesterday.
We have been repeatedly assured Of
the suppression of the insurFection in
Spain nevertheless we receive daily
accounts of its progress. Like the
ghost Of Banquo ''it will not down.
Gen. Sickles Is not getting along we'll
in Madrid. The newspapers are ven
tilating him with a vengeance. Gen.
Prim in a circular conveys the thanks
of the Regent to the army and the
loyal volunteers for suppressing the
insurreGtiOn.
John M. Moriarty, President Of the
Irish Republican Association, had an
interview with the President and Sec
retary Fish yesterday regarding the
imprisonment of Irish-American eiti-
zens in Great Britain. Assurances
were given by the President and Sec
retary of State that everything pos
sible would be done in the premises.
From Dispatches Of October 2Isf.
Dispatches from Madrid report that
the insurrectiOn at Bejar had been
suppressed. The troops had an en-
counter with remnant of a Salvuch-
ecO's band, and dispersed them, kill
ling, wOunding and capturing many
rebels. Among the killed was SenOr
Gaillen, a Deputy to the COrtes.
Reinforcement continue to be sent
from Spain to Cuba.
The Spanish Government has re-
solved to shoot all leaders Of the rebel
lion taken with arms in their hands.
Mail advices from Rio Janeiro I'D to
the 23d of September have been re-
ceived. Lopez is known 20 have Sc
cured another strong position in the
mountains, and the end of the war Is
as far off as ever. The Allied PrOvis-
iOnal Government at AssunciOn is q
great expense, and it is estimated that
Brazil is expending four times her
annual revenue. Some excitement
was created in BuenOs Ayres by Pres
ident SaTmientO's veto of the Inter-
ventiOn bill, the veto being compara-
lively unknown in the politics Of that
country.
Gold 1901 @19OE.
A bed of excellent coal has been
discovered near LeavenwoTth, at o
depth of 200 feet.
A number of ex-revenue officials Of
Virginia have been arrested for hay
ing in their possession and selling
counterfeit revenue stamps.
1t is rumored that Senator Drake
and others will oppose the cOnfrma-
tiOn of Secretary RObeson.
The New York Sun publishes q
statement from Jay Gould, the gold
operator, detailing his business opera
tiOns with A. r. COrbin, in which
the President and Mrs. Grant are
lugged into the recent Wall street
gold operations.
George NJ. Brooks has been nOmi-
mated for Congress in the 7th Massa-
chusetts District by the Republicans,
to succeed Mr.. Boutwell,.
From Dispatches OF October 22d.
The press OfAIadrid are recommend
ing the election Of EsparterO to the
throne of Spain and the Duke Of Ge-
nOa to fill his place in the COrtes.
The eOnfiscatiOn law against the
Orleans Princes will, it is thought, be
repealed by the Corps Legislatif Of
France.
The working men Of Paris and In
some Of the provinces, have been
warned of an uprising Of the people
on the 10th. Radical Journals do not
approve it.
Indications are that the Duke De
MOntpensier will be the successful
candidate Of the throne of Spain.
The country is generally tranquil.
SenOr Oxenez, the Republican leader
in the COrtes has been arrested.
A Havana dispatch Of the 22d says
small bodies of rebels have made
their appearance near Trinidad. A
skirmish took place between the in
surgents and the Spanish troops in
the COerTa Villas District, during
which six insurgents were killed.
In the Sierra NueVas District a small
engagement took place between the
Spanish and Cubans, during which
the Cubans lost seven killed.
Gold closed at 131I6I312
Gov. Baldwin, Of Michigan, has ap-
pointed the 18th of November as q
day of Thanksgiving.
Henry Cooper is elected United
States Senator from Tennessee. The
final vote stood, Cooper 55, Andrew
johnson 81.
An earthquake was felt yesterday
in many plaeesin Maine, New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts. Buildings
were shaken, but no damage done.
The total receipts of the Boston
Peace Jubilee Convention were $780,
30; expenses S2S3, ,388 balance So
$50, which the committee have dOna-
ted to Gilmore, the manager Of the
affair. This, with the proceeds Of the
Gilmore benefit eoneeFt-S32, ,146-give
him the handsome sum Of S3S, OPS for
his services.
The election of Crokett and Wal