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Mr., Brough, the dramatic author who died in
London on MONDAY last, MAS not john Broulh. rs
reported in some of q, papers, but Wnm Bruu.lI,
brother Of the late Robert Rroueh Tho two We're
cl! und widely known, Tor Tong time as the
brothers Rroueh. and wrote COZ Jointly MANY "opu
lu hull, 'qucs. Robert was man Of genius, amt
died poor; william was man of industry, ann died
ricn There was another william Brough, the well
known lass singer who came over to this country
some hiiiy ears ago and, after he got old and lost
hi voice, became a theatrical MANAGER, and acted in
that capacity up to the time of his death which took
place about two years ago. liz was an uncle Of tho
brothers Bough. aud Mus much devoted to th,m.
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NEW FEATuRE interest commences on tho
~ NJ s1ch MANN following the deposit steal Of Oh
The quarterly heretofore, IN th Mutual kVn' m
SAVINGS Bans. located ~ ruR ST budding %, on % q.
the Clt' Han Ey,ry advantage Is offered consistent
with 'dftty, Idr.
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All this, when II l. borne Ia mind that his man Il
the agent OF te As-'rinel Pe-s. a'd that throurh
him come, MI our news from (uIu ; md that thit
news i just such ~ the CartGin General and thr
sac IA authorities o. the island deem n rxn, lem
to circulate through their convenient tool there "A m
no longer exist surprise that our GOVERN ent Lus
been deceive ami mis ed, and that -reat injustice
hLs beeh done the lnhAbitan ~ CuIl, 1T tie same
time that our uresti e nation Is Injured ia vnnr.
nn"e the TACT thtt our Governuen. and runie
lave Teen s!siematcnlN misod aud deceived with
regard TO the state OF thnPs 10 THIS city anu q ron
out the island OF Cuba generally
Permit me now TO state the general facts an they
exist Ii " Ill, l assure YOU be CERTAIN death 10
any one ol my inlormanls II known To have commu.
n.cated what am Ibout 10 rite and theretnro
stne generally nat nave not a shadow OF a doubt
In relation to the JusncsG Of INV ronyi lions a,'d
that my information aud conclusions are based upon
tonyer atoms with resl ecable hpaniurds aud Tor.
egncrs devoted to tie cause Of spain: With mem.
beis Of The volunteer orgl z.tion, who mourn over
t.cr inability to control the bluoI-tairsty purposes
ui the mscreants uiher their charge: with ubans
and our own Tcprle who tte ube at their too nrob.
able late Whenever anr news arrives rom the nitetl
states unpeasinS TO The volunteers.
De RODAs uoSEsr-rnE VOLUNTEERS THIEVES.
Firs,- Then, the Carta General is a gen, m nly
lrinN soldier really DESTROYS oi enforcin the law =
proved on ue % nit, b. roscuing the master OF tiIc
Fllton from tho tate With when he was Threatened
and b. stndlnF us schooner to seq under the protcc
ton Ol Sp.ni-h shipo"War, without MORO pass
"a tting never done beiore-and ". 1 Ins an-el
him 10 be den uncod by the Voun.eers lie H.
moreover, tne unV tnpiain.General ul woum Mi
uartes say that his hands are can" In Other
Nor,s nt he does not rob the public treasury
SccoDd-lfe Volunteers, conpO-el vita man,
honorable exceptions. q, "tVuuturers, OF " lOm one
half ut leasr are SDanish Cunvics aud desperaaocs
are the rn'ing power in tue leland; and every mn
Of intelligence with wLom ave ~ Okeu--suaniards
Wit, tne solitary exception OF " A ioph," the lat,
holcl-runner, free p oclan the fact
VOLUNTEER OFFICERS VIEW
1hird-lle number Of persons in insurrectiou
well arme 4, is QUESTIONABLE IRON l5.OJl T. aJOOJ
and , man more carry pixies, rcythe., SC. Ihia
had from M intelli ent Nu,uuteer Onicer, who re
pcatedy assured TINT the revolution wa crushed
is, he said, II should have been long RgO-because
with the 10 punbOilS procured from the lutte
Ala ala. tt,, n
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vgNGEANCE TO FOLLOW TUE EXgcJUoN or GRIES.
VANS MuRDRRRR.

March 5-Ycs teilay WIS diy Of great excite.
mrut ~ Ilivana. The conmandtnt OF Hgmrua'-
battalion, accompanied by the leading men OF the
volunteers, wlittd upn. tnC Captain General NJ San
earl, hour, and pleaded tor a Coumuiation OF his
punis ameut 10 Temporary imprisonment, both IA a
/ epsure of humanity sud SQUAD policy. but The
Captain General was mex rab,e, ana hen the drpu-
t,tlun let DE Palace threats agHinst tie lives Of NJ
Bartlett and lis employer, and against hme leans
and Foreigners general were loud and deep, Al
the dock where We embarked for the steamer not
less than h'iy volunteers were assembled in lui.
form, but without arms, looking over toward MORO
Case, whore uey well knew tlarjus'ice was being
administered 10 one OF their number. hey lOuhud
daggers, bus exhibited no diSpI-itiun TO use any.
Mr.. Bartlett and mis- fourteen employees are all on
board this steamer, II having been iutmlS'd that
u cir lives would not be sac In ll1vNnu another
tweut tour hours. As 1t was, they were follow cd
to the custom IIuu doors ny scores al bluOdtl rsy
volunteers. whore tie Government Ind DAT iendy
to cSgbark them, without norsiai on from ne mob
wEich moved to the general landing, where We and
ct ler equally innhensiye Americans were permitted
to embark without any other exhibition Of disup
pointed malice than blgck looks. Bartlett that
wLlle IL had not the slightest duuht h. regard
to the identity o. 4 mora, Nel-knoWn wealthy
cheese merchant who controls that trade, he was
compelled b. prohibit trei, swearing directly t. Ls
Identity, because II would inevitably nave caused
them all to he urcered. A II vas, he and MS pea
pie had most prnvidenlial etcape, and 10 insure It
they were placed In the Custom House and beyond
tle power Of he mob, j. WATSON WEBB.
H"rrt ~ Ts' s"oAFo. HAVANA. March 3. la1l.
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rH seal 'h-'fnmeats sad pallisbe r. 1T mus,
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ls sat pres hs faraishea uf#h spplira.
f.l Aaars, u y. fArLbS,
tlsm 10 Main ~. Luui.yilir, rs.
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Stony Point, White Co, Arkr May ~, &c.
na joins MLt--Dcar Sir. Last February, |
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and | got
SONG a, your ,S~arsaparilla. and Cedfon Bitter.
NrtoAtA.law, who waSwith mc4n the Stufr
has &e3cn down with rheumatism for some time,
eou5i y need on the Bitters, and soon foundhi
gU,fl4l health improved.
lhttsist, who has been in bad health, tsirl
ihcm aud he also improved.
". Cpnec, who has been u bad health, fur
several yens-sfsnasck and Ertrs ancrtcd--Ar
iinpspfcd vefy much by ttc use Of your fiiters.
Indeed, the Ccdron DiNcrs have given you rreat
pcp4alAri,y IN this settlement. fthluiI cold
seith great quantity Of your nscdicines ihjs
fall eV~eialiy ycur Ccdroa Bittcrs ANA SaSgn-
parH4M ship mc via Memphis, care III Ricktt,
\ N<Iy, Respectfully,
e. u. MAIkER.
Tkrrxsvd VI ~. ,Isas n,shss hi l.sbmtos,
INN Meet. GeniSyiiIe XIV.
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RrIIiS
AR Z l A.
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

fHttus
Read The Captain Letter and the Letter from
his mother
Benton BARRACKS, Mo-, April 30 1860.
DR, ions BrLl--D Dear Sir, knowing tho
efficacy Of your Sarsipailla, and the healioe
and beneficial QUALITIES h possesses, | send YOU
he following s,atcmcn, Of my case,
was wounded about two years nro-was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Being novel so often, my wounds have not
healed YET. ! have n sat up n momcn,
since ] was wlunded. am shot through the
hips. Ny gcnstA healh IL impaired, anhl
need something to assist nature. have more
faith In Your Sarsiparilla than In ANYTHING
clsc. ! wish that that IL genuine. Please ~.
press ne halt a dozen bottles and obligc
Carr, c. 7, JOHNSON,
ST. Louis, No.
r. y The following was written April 30,
lsdA, by Mrs. Jennie tohnsoa, mother of Capt.
Johnson,
Ia, lony Brtlr-near Sir. Nv husband
Dr.C \. Johnson, wasa shillhl surgeon and
rhysirinn in Central New York, where be died
leaving the above g, 7. johnson 10 my care
AZ thirteen years of age he had n chronic aiar.
rhea n s%cruiuln, fur which ! gave him your
Sarsaparilla. IT CvRsn MIN. | have for ten
Years recommended 1t TO many in New York,
Iowa aud Ohio, for s~crofala, fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended
Il. The cures Effected IN soae cases If screfaia
and fetsr rss::,erre alaasi miraealoHs. am
anxious for my sos 10 again have recourse to
yonr Sarsararilla He l. fearful Of getting a
spnrions n%rticlc, hcnc" his writing To You for Il.
Ills wounds are terrible, but believe he will
recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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kAG4 E~CYHEkLAND,
HO S5I n STREET,
nomnGDuID.
axsrpAL AGENTS ron
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vltAyow, WALKER corsrY. GA.1

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The New York herald., 1870-03-06
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE,

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Colonel W. T. BOwyer, MAJOR A. Davis, and Dr. J.
Z. Bridges, Of Illinois, Major J. 0. p. Burnside, Of
Washington; DR.. A. Greever. OF Paris and Judge II.
Hunter OF California, At the Metropolitan Hotel.
Major r. s. Burnett, Of the United States Army;
II. p Upham, and T. c. Field, OF st. Paul. are at the
st. Denis Hotel.
Dr. James L. Thayer Of Girard Pa, and Professor
@. H. Castle, OF Syracuse, are Of the st. Charles
Hotel.
General f. F. Noyes, OF Cincinnati; General w. II.
Lewis, Of Baltimore and Professor W. X. Ware, Of
Boston, are at the Everett House.
A. Lardner Brown, and Henry Arnott Brown, OF
Philadelphia are the Albemarle HOTEL
Ex-Governor J. G. Smith and r. II. Canneld, OF
Vermont, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Ex-Governor J. b. Page, Of Vermont General f..
M. McCook, OF Denvers, Col; II. b. Hubert and l..
M. Hobbey, OF Cleveland, are at the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
General o. L. Shepherd, OF the United States Army;
Senator Graham, OF Albany; Dr. W. II. Hamilton, OF
Illinois; Congressman John Lynch. OF Name and
Galusna A. Grow, OF Pennsylvania, are atlthe Astor
House.
Professor Ferguson, OF Sandusky; Or. f. Balm, OF
Cleveland, and DIR. Morrison, Of Hamilton, q. W.,
are NJ the ST. Elmo HOTEL
The New York herald., 1870-03-06
MYSTERY IN 4 BAGyIO.
Wealthy LOndOner Found Dead-A
.Ilr,a Ii No.

Wealthy LOndOner Found Dead-A
Lnudnnum Vial Near Him.
An afistocratc resort at No. 122 West Twenty.
seventh street, kept by one Georgana Allen, was
yesterday the OF incidents little out of the
usual programme OF events. 1t appears tnat late on
Friday night a wealthy Londoner temporarily STOP
ping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, proceeded to the
house, which he entered without gong through the
formula OF an introduction, ana there made himself
at home. For some time he chatted pleasantly witt
OF the tainted flowers tnaL flourish In Georg-
ana5 garden, ana then retired at two A. NJ. to o
room, alone.
Yesterday about two O'Clock. when the woman
OF the house made her usual visits 10 the rooms,
she found the one occupied by the patron locked
Procuring tile assistance OF a lOcKsmith, the door
was opened ana the lodger was found to be quite
dead. Beside his bed lay upon table mask emp
tied Of liquor and a bottle marked laudanum On
his person were found a gold watch ana q little
over dollar In currency. In his wallet
found card, upon which was inscribed ~. g.
Hardlnge, Fifth Avenue Hotel; Crown Club West
Minister Palace Hotel. 5. W. Inquiries made aL the
Fifth Avenue Hotel elected the lact that Mr.. Har-
dinge came from London one OF the recently
arrived steamers and put up at the hotel wnere ne
st has room. lie seems to be gentleman OF
wealth and accomplishments.
The proprietress OF the house, who has charge OF
the door, refused to admit persons who desired par
ticuars or give any details until The Coroner arrived
That official mad not arrived up to nai-past seven
O'Clock. 1t Is supposed that the man committed
suicide, but far there are only tine statements or
the inmates TO justify this hypothesis. The above
Iacts are obtained from tue police, VINO obtained
them from the inmates o1 the establishment
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Cl.ME IN WeSICHeSItR COUNTY.

The March term Of the County Court and Court OF
Sessions, sitting at Bedford during the past week,
was brought to close on Friday evening Among
the criminal business transacted was the trial OF
Newton Sarles for an alleged outrage on the person
Of lady named wood At Poundridge. The alleged
OFFENCE, It was charged. had been committed about
SIX years ago, when the defendant hearing by some
means that the Grand Jury had indicted him, made
MS escape TO Connecticut; Dut having incautiously
venured into the county some few months since, was
arrested aud lodged In jail. No verdict was arrived
a. In the case owing to disagreement OF the Jury,
VINO stood eleven Tor conviction one for acquitta.
Henry ID. Clark, convicted OF forgery In having
signed the name OF the Hudson River Railroad sta
ton agent at Tarrytown TO check for $3.50, was
sentenced TO the STATE prison Tor one year,
The New York herald., 1870-03-06
F,DELIgY,S REWARD.
A Priest Denied by His Congregation the
Right to Discharge His Sacred OHice.

A Priest Denied by His CONGREGATION the
Right to Discharge His Sacred ORice.
An act OF inhumanity was lately perpetrated upon
the late Rev. j. S. Kramer. OF the Benai Jeshurun
congregation in West 1hrty.iour street, that has
aroused the indignation OF almost the entire Hebrew
population OF New YORK IL appears that Mr.. Kra-
mer was the Rabbi OF the congregation Benal Jeshu
run; tnat he was suffering from the disease OF dla.
betes, and that the trustees OF the Synagogue, by
resolution, deprived Mr.. Kramer OF his position as
reader or cnazan, because of his physical ndmty,
which In nowise impaired his intellect or USE
fulness IL IS asserted that this action OF
ward the deceased rabbi and that as an clal act
II has no warrant for Justification the law, rites,
or ceremonies OF the jewish lalth. The resolution
demanded that he should not wear ms official robes
or approach the reading desk-tne ,almemor. The
rabbi was a good and worthy priest ana felt .he
cruel acon or the trustees. soon alter his disease
assumed IL malignant type and he died. Ii Is be-
leved the outrage FASTENED his death and sur
rounded his dying hours with misery and gloom
Tne following card relates to the matter:-
To THE EDITORS JEWISH MEssENGER:-
desire TO relieve from possible public
sion by assuring the members Of the Bena Jeshurun
CATION that alone voted against the resolution OF
tees In reference to the late Rev j. 5. Kramer
before his demise by which Mr. Kramer deprived
right belonging to him ChaZan occupying his Official
position at the Amemor and Of wearing his robe
colleague, Mr. Becker not at tho meeting
charge deceased which would in
his ONCE Your publication OF this card will obge yours
truly, ISRAEL j. SALOMON.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06
NEW YORK HomEopArnlC COLLEGE.

The Tenth Annual Commencement-Conser-
ring OF Special and Ordinary Degrees
Upon the Graduates.
The tenth annual Commencement OF the New York
Homeopathic Medical College was held last evening
at the hail OF the Young Mems Christian Associa
tton, ana drew together q large appreclatlve and
intellectual audience. large number OF fashion.
ably dressed ladies' witnessed The proceedings and
manifested the lively interest they took III the
graduates by the number OF choice bouquets OF
Mowers which they rendered in testimony OF their
esteem, affection or regard. Mr.. G. w. Morgan, the
able Organist OF st. Stephens Roman Catholic
church, gave in his best style Rossnrs "Gulllaume
Tell" preparatory to the exercises, which were
opened IN lengthy extempore prayer by the Rev.
Mr. Roche. olgnor A. Randoh next sang Verdl's
celebrated aria, ~ Bnler, from ''rrovatore.n
DR.. Wales vice president OF the Medlcai College,
then proceeded TO confer the degrees upon the sue
cessfu graduates. prelaclng the ceremony by a few
appropriate remarks or a character niRhy compli.
mentary 10 the gentlemen about to 0e honored with
their diplomas Oi the thirty-eght gentlemen en-
powered ny the faculty to practise medicine no less
than Twenty-Five are rom tue city and state OF
York. TACT Significant as to the progress OF homHu-
pathy In the metropolis and Its vicinity. Special
degrees were conferred amid much applause upon
Edward A. Lodge, NJ. d., Detroit, Mcn.; Walter
Pardee NJ. d., New YORK; Louis Drescher, New
YORK, ana A. b. Conger, Rockland, n. Y. A mag
nihcent performance Of Christmas Bells" upon
exercises, after wnicn 5. II. Carroll, NJ. d.,
Of the graduating class, delivered an address,
a high compnmenI to the faculty Of the college
For the sake OF little change Signor Randoln here
baritone. Pro essor James A. Carlnicnael M. b.
tnen delivered a vaedIctory address TO the Qradu-
ates, urging them 70 spare no pans to advance the
interests OF the science conJoinIly with their own.
splendid nora memento, composed or exquisite
lilies and delightful variety OF other flowers, and
on which was inscribed IN brilliant coiors the words
From the Class lo1J was presented To the faculty,
and after a solemn Denedlcton the assemplage
separated TO the sweet swelling music Of the grand
The New York herald., 1870-03-06
THE PENSION OFFICE.

The payment OF the seml-annual instament OF
pensions to disabled soldiers and the widows OF SOL
diers was continued yesterday, and nearly the whole
number of claims was liquidated-miserablc pit
tances they were too. in manYnstances. The idea
OF forty.elght dollars for six months, eight dollars
per month"; TO poor wretch who lost leg close to
the hip joint at Gettysburg, the Waterloo OF the
rebellion, needs no comment II that 10 not an ar.
gument IN favor OF the erection OF national
veterans asylum then perhaps those who are not
convinced OF the necessity Tor II might find proof
still further BY watching the scenes at the Sub
Treasury building, where the malmeo heroes muster,
or at the Custom House, where the lonely mates OF
fallen braves receive 1.-The Widows mfte" from the
curt onicials OF the glorious republic.
Up 10 last evening ABOUT $50 male pensioners and
an equal number OF females mad been paid the
amounts allotted them and nearly 100000 mad been
disbursed.
Attempts are sometimes made by widows who have
married again, or who are supported by men, 10 OBJ
tain their former pensions, but Jew applications OF
TINS character have been made thus far during this
term, Detectives closely watch the movements and
domestic lives or all women pensioners.