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The New York herald., 1870-02-27
MASSACHUSETTS.

The Remains Of Minister BurlinRamc ca be
Observation-Disclosures Arrested for En-.
bczzlemont-Ex Explosion Of Firo Engine.
BOSTON, Feb. 26 1870.
cable despatch states that Minister Curtin will
take charge Of the remains of Mr.. Burlingame In
connection with the members OF the Chinese
Embassy. The body will be embamed and lie
in state at the American Legation, In st.
Petersburg. ana win finally be sent to America
i'll charge o. Representatives Of both China
and the United States. II is said the nego:Ia.
lions commenced by the Car OF Russia VIII be
pleted by the Embassy and they VIII then return
CHINA. It Is understood Mr.. BurlingaInc caught
heavy cold which eliminated in . con.estve chill
resulting in death.
William w. Lander, Of Salem, was arrested to-day
on the charge OF mlsappropatlon of $4,000 in funds
belonging to the United states while postmaster at
Salem. tie was brought before Commissioner hal-
lett and gave bail 1or trial.
Hugh Clark, or Randolph, lately convicted on q
charge Of concealing property from his creditors in
bankruptcy, was sentenced to-day to fifteen months
Imprisonment in the Dedham jail.
While PLAYING upon fire In CharestOwn last
night the steam fire engine Howard exploded her
boiler, breaking the leg OF Isaac w. Bracket FORE
man. In three places, with other severe injuries;
also inJruing Albert G. Smith, engineer, and scad.
ing several persons near It.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN. Feb. c5--1
r. M.--Consos, for money. 929s; for account e2s<.
United States ve-twentylbonds, 1855, DID, S94; 1867
OSk. Illinois Central, 111z
LONDON, Feb. oil A. M.-Unitcd States nve-
twenty bonds opened 1rm at s9zs for the issue OF
1855 and 8STs for the issue OF 1867.
PARIS BOURsE.-PARIs, Feb. 2e.-The Bourse
closed nrm. Rentes 73f S5c.
FRANKFORT BOURsE-FRANKrogT. Feb. .6.-
United States nye-twenty bonds closed heavy at 95H
A86k.
25-The market opened nrmer yesterday. The sales
or the day were estimated at 10000 bales. The
stock taken for export and speculation yesterday
was 1000 baies The sales OF tho week have been
$4,000 bales. OF which 5000 were taken for export
and 5000 for speculation. The stock IN port 10 esti
mated at $1,000 bales, OF which l30. 600 are Amer-
bales 10000 Of which are from the United States.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 26-11 A. M.--Cott0n opened
quiet but unchanged. The sales 0f the day are est.
mated at 10 600 bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE, Feb. 26.-Cotton
closed quiet
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPooL.
Feb y6--1 T.. M.-Fiour quiet and steady. Red
Western whest quiet. Corn, 27s. per quarter for
European. Tha receipts or wheat at this port for
the past three days have been $500 quarters. 1900
Of which are American.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2e-Wheat, So. Sd. per GENITAL for
red winter
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN Feb 20--11
A. M.-Turpentino sos. 80. q 30s. Sd. per cwt. Lin
seed cakes heavy at f0 los. per ton Refined petro-
ieun, II. 9d Ii. 9kd per gallon Linseed OIL dull
PETROLEUM MARKET.--ANTwEBP, Feb. 26-Petro.
epm closed nat ana unchanged.
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PENNS SYLVANiA.

The schoeppe Casc-Tho Tax ON Bank stock.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20, 1870.
In the Supreme Court this morning George Nor
throp asked the Court II they would pass upon
motion 10 bring back the OF Or. Paul Schoeppe
to 90 reviewed upon the law and evidence as pro-
vided by the recent statute enacted with special ref
ersnoo = .ss :sss r. 1sa.a -------
Justice Read, presiding. said that since the writ
of error had been heard and judgment given upon
before the act was passed. ana the record had
RENTED to the Conrt below before the application
was made ne did not see how the case could again
be brought into this court unless by new writ.
Mr.. NOrthrOp SAID he was not aware or the condi
tlon IN which the record stood but would see if
steps could not he taken In accordance with the
suggestions OF the Court.
case was argued In the Supreme Court this
morning testing the validity Of the tax upon bank
stock imposed by The act OF Assembly Of December
22 1869. A Mr.. Plesh, oeing owner OF bank stock,
prayB for an injunction TO restrain the Auditor Gene
raj from collecting the tax, upon the ground that
the rate Is higher than that allowed by the act OF
Congress which permits the State TO levy tax upon
mOneyed capital in the hands OF individuals, and
which regulated all STATE legislation upon the sub
ect. The matter was argued and neld under advise
ment.
President Jefferson f. Williams, OF the American
Conservatory OF Music, who was convicted OF
decent assault upon two little boys, was this morn
ing sentenced 10 the County Prison for eighteen
months.
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SERIOUS sTABBlHG CASES.

Yesterday afternoon Conrad Carmau, a German,
residing At NO. AS West Thirsy.sixth street, en-
ployed as an engineer in the cabinet factory Of
Kibei Kahns at No 400 Tenth avenue engaged In
a.nght with William Mender, another OF the work
men In the same establishment. During the en-
counter Nender drew large pocket knife and
stabbed Carnan in the forehead The back OF the
neck and the left arm. The wounds are considered
to be OF q somewhat serious nature A police sur
gaon attended to the mans wounds at the Twentieth
precinct station house, and he was then removed 10
Bellevue Hospital III an ambulance. Member was
arrested, snd will be arraigned tomorrow At Jeuer-
son Market Police Court
Two boys named John Kelly, or Al Mulberry
street. and Patrick sullivan, OF 81 Baxter street, had
an aitercaton last night a. the corner OF Worth ana
Baxter Streets In the course OF which sullivan drew
a penknife and stabbed Kelly In the left side. rhe
Weund u AligRt. sullivan escaped arrest.
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MISSOURI.

Case Of Ranl6ruptcy-A New York Firm Vic.
tiu,ized-The Missouri Pacific Railroad.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. &C. 1870.
Horace r. Claim Co., OF New York, have applied
60 the United States District Court to force Francis
Hofkemeyer carpet dealer OF this city, into bank
ruptcy. They allege that Hofkemeyer's insolvent
Indebtedness is sea, 900 and lie has only forty
per cent assets also that he has sold large portion
Of bis stock and applied the proceeds to satisfy
demands 0fkhis particular friends leaving indebted
ness amounting to over $50, 600 unpaid.
The directors OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad Com.
pany have applied to the Circuit Court have the
325 900 bond given by George L. Leighton, with
Hudson E. Bulge ~ security In their late injunction
against said road, declared forfeited Ior the benefit
Of the company, in part pay ment lor damages sus.
tanned growing out OF their actlons.
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"DElF T0M,sD PANEL DODGE.

A Romance of the Eighth Ward-An Indig-
nant Lord Oustinx n P0aciier.
Isaac B. Stealltski, young man seventeen years
Of age, residing at No. Clinton place. on Friday
night, while stroing through Greene street. states
that Josephine O'Bren, wife or "Dear Tom,n
brotder Of Jerry O'Brien, the Individual who met
with fatal accident at the Tombs about
three years since. tapped him on the
shoulder and extended an invitation to
accompany her TO her room. Isaac, not
being very well posted as to the manner In which
they conducted business in the Eighth ward felt
some hestancy about gong at first but finally con-
cluded TO make the venture. Arriving In the room,
Josephine demanded o dollar from him, which he
gave her, and was In the act OF unrobing himself
when the door suddenly opened and the tall and ob
noxious. form OF deaf TOM appeared upon the
scene. demanding OF Isaac to explain why he was in
the room alone with his wife. The diminu-
tive young sport 'wllted" and Tom. opening
the door lead him out and administered rebuke
by placing his foot under Isaac's coat tail In O man
ner that made his teeth chatter fearfuly. Gaining
the pavement he secured the services or 0iicer
Dunn. and Josephine was taken to the Eighth pre-.
clnct station house, when she pulled the bull from
her pocket ard rendered 1t back TO Isaac. She was
yesterday morning arratgned before Justice Scott,
ut JEFFERSON Market, and committed to answer the
charge. The complainant, In default or bail to ap-
pear and prosecute the charge sent to the House
Of Detention.
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RHODE ISLAND.

A SchOoner Run Down and Four Men Lost.
PROVIDENCE, Feb 20, 1870
The schooner Benjamin Butler, Captain Fowler.
from Elizabethport, N. j., for Providence, was run
down and sunk of Watch Hill at one A. M. Friday.
The vessel was cut In two and went down instantly.
Four men were lost-Captain Fowler, Joseph Nor
Lhrup, James Mckenzie and the colored COOK
named Amos Malbone. The mate. George Northrup
was picked up by the steamer Thets after being In
the water half hour and not restored to con-
sclousness Tor several hours. The lost men, except
the cook, belonged In WEXFORD In this State. the
wind was blowing gale at the tune OF the disaster.
1t is thought the schooners lights were 0bstructed
by ice. Her cargo OF coal belonged TO Manchester,
Hopkins Co., OF this city, and, With the vessel, was
uninsured.
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LOUISIANA.

Shooting ARRAY at Alexandrin-Senators Kei-
loRa and Harris Snubbcd by New Orleans
Republicans.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 49, 1870.
William H. Lcckett shot and mortay wounded
Captain Howe on the steamboat Kate Kierney at
Alexandra on Thursday.
The Central Republican Club elected number OF
honorary members last night, among them Presl-
Grant, Vice President Colfax ana Secretary Bout
woil, and Messrs sheldon and Durant OF Louisiana.
The names OF Senators Kellogg and Harris pro-
posed, but not accepted.
The Legislature passed o bill incorporating the
L0uislana ana Texas Railroad company. They ask
nothing bur the right of way.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The Paraxun yam War Not Yet EEded-Some-
thing Moro About DEUS Movements and
Lopox' Whereabouts.
LISBON, Feb. 20, 1870.
The regular mail steamship from Rio Janero ar
rived here at late hour yesterday.
Tho news from the seat Of war Is quite unim-
portant.
General Lopez had been forced to evacuate Pas
sadero, abandoning his sick and wounded. He
moved towards Benacora
At the last accounts the Count D'Eu was moving
ecross the Alpa river In the hope OF interceptnR
lIOpex' retreat.
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THE ALLEGED suT7ENBuaG BREWERY FRAUDS.

Msssrs. Kohler nnd Kamena HonorabIy Dis.
charged.
The case OF Otto Kohler and Mr.. Kamena, his
partner, brewers, at Guttcnburg, near wcehawken,
who were charged with defraudng the government
BY using revenue stamps which had been previously
yesterday before Commissioner Holman at Hobo.
ken. the Commissioner having reviewed the eyl-
dence, and taking into consideration the points
urged by the accused, said he felt satisfied that
Ditntd Jdcte case was not made out The defend
ants were men OF responsibility and good standing
In the community, and tney urged that the charge
They produced respectable men who were prepared
to swear that they would not believe the witness
Dob0s under oath. IL was impossible to review the
whole case without detecting malice ana he tine
COMMISSIONER felt, accordingly, bounu 70 iscnarge
the accused.
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THE INDIANS.

Attack Upon u Ranch mt Pine BluHs-One
Nlan Killed and Scaipcd.
LARAMIE CITY, Feb. 90. 1870.
Seventeen Indians attacked a ranch yesterday &C
Pine Blufrs, belonging to man named Tracy, and
drove on forty head OF cattle and four horses. A
party OF men went In pursuit ana recovered the
cattle. but were again attacked by the Indians, who
captured the cattle and Killed one OF the men,
named Albert Root, whom they scaped and mutt
lated IN shocking manner.
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TWO STEAMERS MISSING.
Tho Bremen steamer Snidt Thirty -Eishs
Days ~ Sen and No TidinGS-The City Of
BOstOn Still Unheard From.

Tho Bremen steamer snidt Thirty -Eishs
Days NJ Sen and No TidinGs-Ths City Of
Boston Still Unhcard From. -
Stl another mystery of the sea- forces itself
into the public attention In painfully suggestive con-
nection with the anxiety touching the steamer City
OF Boston, which has now been thirty-two days at
sea on the voyage from New York to Liverpool. and
concerning the loss safety OF which vessel no ad-
ings can be CLEANED.
the new 'mysteryn is In connection with the
safety OF the Bremen steamer Smidt which left that
port ior New YORK on the Goth OF January and has
Nv. Svn arrived She Is therefore Lhlrty-eghI days
out Inc smidt IA under the command or captain
Soaees ooa and mad on board when she left Bremen
The agents OF the Smidt saw that they do not feel
ny koat alarm at present to the missing vessel;
tnat sue - n0toriousIy slow, and has been thirty
shortest passage to tue westward was twenty DAYS
ana 70 the eastward sixteen days. They also say
ina. Tue extreme length OF the passage has probably
Cau5ou WIG hupply o coal to run out and the boat
mas nad 70 depend on her canvas alone; that sho IL
comparatively new steamer and very strong, and
liley nave no doubt Oh her ultimate ARRIVAL The
6mldt was built in Bremen In 1865 She il an iron
steamer 81 400 tons, and was originally Intended
Tor sailing ship, but the Intention OF the owner
was altered, ana pair OF small engines were put
into ner Sho is shp-rigged and has three decks,
the two lower ones for steerage passengers
A Steamer Dcspatrhed from Liverpool In
Search Of the City Of Boston-Supposiiion
THAT She IL on the Coast of ireland Disa-
bIed.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 26, 1870.
Tho agents OF the steamship City OF Boston have
sent the steamship City OF Ddrnam to cruise or the
Madeira Islands In the hope something that may
be learned OF the missing steamer.
Captain Judklns, Of tho steamship Scotia, thinks
the City or Boston is or the OF Ireland encoun-
tering the head winds which are now prevailing.
The opinion OF all old sailors Is that she is disabled
and il making FOR port under sail.
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A MELANCHOLY DISASTER.

On Friday evening, while ayoung married woman,
twenty-five years OF age, named Bridget Ryder was
walking along the track near Montrose station, on
the Morris and Essex Railroad she was struck by
the locomotive OF coal train and killed almost In
stantly. The body was horribly mangled, the upper
part especially. the unfortunate womans husband
was so affected with the shocking intelligence that
1t was with difficulty be was restrained from putting
. period to his own existence also. Tho young
couple were just preparing To take possession OF
their new home The county physician has been
notified.
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VIRGINIA..

The Eaabling Eili-LeGnIizing Acts OF Military
Officers.
RICHMOND Feb. 2o, 1870.
The House has passed the Enabling bill. This
legalizes the acts OF military appointees IN once
since the State was admitted and provides that the
places shall be filed by appointments by the Gov
ernor. When passed by the Senate the bill will fur.
nish the State with new officers as soon they can
% appointed by the Governor
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the COIN SNAP.

The Hudson River Frozen Ovcr-Ioaded
TENNIS Crossing Mt MISUNDERSTANDING tho
Ice Crop.
ALBANY, Feb 49, 1870.
Loaded teams crossed the HUDSON at Castcton TO-
day Large gangs or mon have commenced cutting
Ice. The prevailing cold weather inspires leo men
With hopes, and laborera Age being hired rapidloI
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ENGLAND.

The Leadership or tho Peers.
LONDON Feb. 90, 1870.
The Duke or Richmond has accepted the tory lead
ership IN the House OF Lords.
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ANOTHER VETERAN Or 1872 GONE.

In Newark yesterday at his SON. Ia . residence
Mr.. John X. Smith. cgntyone years OF age soldier
OF the United states army during the war OF 1912
passed into the spirit land. The old .vet' preserved
his faculties to the last. and never happier nan
when relating how things carried through
when 81 was In the army.n He was one OF the rank
and Ale
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AS Inc Deunnu Tor Re9tHr6r America from
all parts OF tho United States and Europe in
pde the widest conception OF its sangne dscoverer and
as are daily denscd with queries price, &c.
North South East ana West would here sate Tor
formation Of ali and with the view OF securing the services
OF corresponding clerk for other naer
following terms taken from bheads. those by which
the sale OF Resorer America IL conducted; 800
$9per Dozen No discount Terms g. q. r. No claims
for brcakago or deficiencies will be allowed unless made
within ten days after receipt OF the goods.
All corresponaense relating TO RESfoHER AMERICA, to
SECURE PROMPT ATTENTION, should be directed TO DR..
j. UBRIEH letter box, Office OF the works, Az Esst Thr
tieth street, and SENT Bg NAIL.
OUR EUROPEAN AGENT, T. II. SANDS. ESQ, will ers-
cute all orders transmitted to him st the LANdHAM HOTEL
LONDON whom refer all parties the other side for
such other information as they may dosirc
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Further Accounts of tho Disaster-Texas Eau
grants Among tho Killed.

grants Among the Killed.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Feb. %. 1870.
special despatch to the Ledger from oxford,
Mss, says seventeen persons were killed by the
railroad ACCIDENT, among whom were Colonel
Speers. OF Brandon, Miss; Mr. Mcdonald. roadmas-
ter; two ladies and two children, names unknown.
The remainder OF the killed, with few exceptions,
were emlgrants en- route to Texas.
Fourteen or fifteen passengers were wounded,
several fatally. Mr.. McDonald's body was horribly
manged and hardly recognizable.
The train, with the exception OF the engine, Is
complete wreck.
Richard Busteed son OF william ii. Busteed, OF
New York, Is also among the injured.
Tie excursion train from Louisville, with dele.
gates, general freight agents and Others failed 20
connect at Humboldt else the loss Of life would
have been fearful.
Passengers report that whilc sleeping on the
northward bound train last night 1t ran OF the
track the trestle Vests station and turned
on Its side. but fortunately did not 90 over.
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lry,' on George Washington.

Kouug ssDnndreury'' ON George Washington.
LONDON, Feb 70, 1870.
The Pail MaU Gazette this morning, In referring to
the anniversary OF the birthday OF Washington says
that though General washington was man OF mar
row views neithcr wise nor acute yet he would be
lost-astounded at the spectacle OF affairs the
American national capital now.
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A.-For Rlack Worms and Pimplcs ON tho
Face use PERRl'S cONEDOSE AND PihPi.E REMEDY
Depot, ~ Bond street, New YORK. sold everywhere.
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A.-The Grand surprise 1.-The Gray .Iluircd
hardly believe their when they hcr whttencd
locks restored to their psne beauty clear trans
parent anid. PIALON's vfrALiA, OR SALVATION FOK
THE HAIR, the article In question: aud free from any
sediment.
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A.-Pr0fessOr A. &. Earry:-Dcnr Sir, The
astonishing eject experienced from using Trico-
pherous determine 10 continue It's well
70 recommend to my friends II has made my ha thick,
soft aud beautiful. ID. r. WIGGINS,
769 Broadway. New York.
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Another Billiard Match.

z LONDON, Feb. 20, 1870
Another splendid game OF billiards was played at
Che Corn Exchange at Aylesbury. tnirty-eight miles
from this city last evening, between W. Cook, Jr.,
and W. Duftch. Cook gave his opponent 200 points
In game or 900, and made the unexampled run Of
z39 spot strokes, winning easily.
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The NIontpensicr Platform.

MADRID Feb. o6, 1870.
The Duke OF Montpensier, in reply to repeated
newspaper articles demanding . definition OF his
position to-day publishes q letter in one OF tho lead
ang Journals wherein he says ne has not been and is
not now pretender to the throne; that In all things
ne win follow the will Of the Cortes; that he is now
IN no way compromised TO any political party; that
ne u satisfied to be q Spanish citizen, and that he
longs for definite constitution for Spain.
Church and dState-ConstitutiouaI Struggle.
MADRID, Feb 20, 1890
The struggle between the Church ana revolution
Sry parties ~ becoming more intensified. The
debate on the proposition to prosecute the Arch.
bishop OF Santiago for treason threatens to consume
Che entire session OF the Convention.
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SPAIN.
The Carlist Movement.

MAREID, Feb. 2s, 1870.
There have been some Cas!iss disturbances re.
Gently at CarceIen. near AlDacete, but they were
suppressed III all cases by the civil guards.
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SIX rRlzx STORIES

In the March number viii found full particulars OF six
Prize stories, At 300 each, published In WOUD'b
HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.
SINGLE COPY, 10 GENTS; YEARLY. 81
Sold by newsdsaisru throughout the country.
Now the time 70 raise einbA Millions ars rss6y ms
tics DO forget that ron want H. thai your nsghbsrA
want and that you noed several OF the prsninn,Sc
Tho SIxth Volume begins with January bena " osnAs t
specimen copy ANA cA,aogus Of premiuIa Adarsns Ann
NsvhuIA n. Z
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Tho Hobolxen Public Schools.

The night school season in Hoboken was brought
to close on Friday night by an exhibition at School
No. l. in Garden street. The exercises consisted OF
dialogues, recitations and singing, and were highly
appreciated. In one OF the dialogues there was an
mutation OF the negro dialect or 'c0lored Enqshn
whereupon many persons III the audience Kissed and
evlnced great dissatisfaction. This uncalled for
bigotry and prejudice against an unonending race
nnds no countenance in the Board OF Education, ana
the exercises Will be repeated to- omOrrow evening.
resolution IS pending before the Board to discharge
from the schools all the female teachers who nos
residents OF HoDokcn. This proposition has proved
30 Objectionable both to the pups and their parents
that II is not likely to be taken from tho table.
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The Grain Trade WeighaSe Rule.

LONDON Feb. 26, 1870.
In accordance with the resolution adopted by the
Convention Of the Chamber OF Commerce bill Will
soon be brought before Parliament for egazlng the
sale OF all cereals by weight.
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

This the amaton OF lady on waking Altar having
her teeth extracted At ths COLr0N DENTAL, Associ A.
Tiok, ~ Cooper Institute
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

Misssquoi Water Cures Bright's Disease or
Sold by oil kugsistA
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Extension Of Tclcgraphic Communication ON
the IsInnd--Activity in the Ciuco villas
District.
HAVANA, Feb. &c. 1870.
Telegraphic communication has been established
between Havana and Cego de Avlla.
In the Cinco Villas district operations against In
surgent bands are exceedingly active
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CUBA.

The Winter Campaign OF tho Spsniards
Ended-Nothlng AccompIishcd-Thcy Fall
Back 60 tho Towns Qucsada and varona
Appointed TO an Important Mission.
Jose Morales Lemus and Miguel ALBANIA have re-
celvsd the following telegram;-
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. 2S 1870
The Spanish winter campaign came 10 . disastrous
end st Najass, Cuba, on the 2sth OF January. Tho
Spaniards retreated to the towns. Delegations from
the unarmed classes or the Cuban army beg for arms
to attack the towns.
Cespedes has appointed General Quesada and
Colonel Adolf0 var0na to an important foreign mis-.
sion. They sailed from Cuba In the midst OF the
enemy's cruisers. They arrived at Nassau. They
are now at Jacksonville, Florida. They Will DO In
New York from the 25th 70 the lst.
COy0NEI VARQNA
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The Army Conscripts Still Uneasy.
PARIS, Feb. %, 1870.
There was demonstration on the part OF the con.
scrpts at Lyons on Thursday, but the Sroubes were
suppressed without bloodshed.