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mt ashore in narrow strip OF woods Tho constant
and aeorous Gors was nocossars to get the men anu I'M
Anna steamed away leaving n men on the sand seven
having boarded them from the bnc). Col Sasveros
arrangements were most perfect lie erecteu
an sartework divided me men iorces '1 srcs DAVIS
journey distant aud did everything the occasion re
at Nuevitas beside the land forces five small can
noneers. The Anna, on her way back, reached Green
by permission of the cOiored Governor, th.y landed
this small island few cases OF anmn-
expedition, and which they did not wish to be found
aboard Of Anna, II seized On the 2Jd they reached
New Providence duly entering with the ships papers.
AS the Anna entered, the British manof'war Dart
steamed out Col Csueros CUpt Somes and two others
board which be transferred TO the Anna, at sea,
In the case of the Field Though every precautlon
was known through the town that the Anna was in tho
vicinity. Effort was made 10 get away immediately
but they met That with r many CAN'T df semos and in
small open boat, started for the rendezvous,
Run Key % miles distant at which point the Anna
to await them. She was not there however. and they
orused about 10 search for Them finally determining to
go TO another key of the same name, Is miles of. Az
small island where they stopped for water Frazers Hog
Key they received the dscouragng dngs that the Dart
had passed them having the Anna IN tow, bound Tor
place and the 26th reached there, having been
three days with nothing TO eat On reaching Mas,
sau the Receiver General OF the Port had
Of the vessel and her papers refusing to gye
Them up They asked to DC 70 cesr i9r
the discovery of the ammunition on Green Key,
from information furnished by the steward and seaman
from the Anna, the vessel was formally seized. The
traitors received $500 each for their treachery reward
of goo was also offered for the arrest Of Capt Sonmers
but he succeeded in evadDg the British oIclals, leaving
Nassau In the steamer MORO Castle the 9th inst,
reaching here last night.
The men who landed successfully upon the island
presented Capt SOmmers upon leaving the vessel with
written testimonial for the gallant and kind manner
IN which he conducted himself during the precarIos
passage from New York" Among the names attached
10 the paper f. j. CisuerOs Col Ryan, Ricardo Pierre
de Leon A. Oscar Cespedes, and Amelus Hragon
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THE NEW DOMINION.

OPENING OF THE NEW BRUNSWICK LEGISLATURE.
ST. JOHN, n. b., Feb. 1.-The Legislature
opened yesterday by speech from the Lieutenant
Governor His Excelency alluded 10 warm terms 10 INC
general prosperity Of the province. Measures 10
general system OF education and to secure share Oh
the immigration from England were strongly recon'
mended to the attention Of the two Houses.
THE LEGISLATIVE DIFFICULTY IN NEW-fooND-
LAND.
ST. JOINS n. F., Feb. 1.-The difficulty De
tween the Lieutenant Governor and Parliament mas
ended by the latter withdrawing the name OF MT
and proceeding TO discuss reply TO the address ~
form. The House, by deputaton, VIII walt upon ms
Excellency to-day. and 1t is expected the resignation oi
the present Ministry will immediately follow'
A SUBSIDY TO STEAMERS.
OTTAWA, Canada, Feb. 1.-THE Post-Ofhce
Department has decided to subsdiZe equally the steam
Algoma and Chickora and thus secure weekly sum
mer service between Collngwood and Fort William.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


an EXTENSIVE CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE PM
PIRs-ROCIIEPoRT's ASSOCIATES iMPLiCAlhO
-REAPPEARANCE or THE MARsElLLAish'
PARIS, Friday, Feb. II. ls7o-bp III.
The poliee authorities profess that they nave us
covered an extensive conspiracy against the uo'o,.
meut and are actively engaged in searching ioi Wv
parties implicated A great number OF arrests W
made last night and to-day. II IL s'a,eu '"'1 w.
editors of the MarsellG,se and two EDITORS VI ~
RereI we're arrested on charges connected WIZ"
alleged conspiracy. policeman III pam ''o -
was shot and killed yesterday by mecn'''''o T,,a
he was endeavoring TO arrest IN ms o"" "'''
man has been taken into custody -.
La Norselise reappeared to-day ana was 'IE ,n
b,nght on the streets. Several cltiIcn' - ,'.,,
dr,;no tho recent riots and their bodies nave ooon
plaoed in tho Morgue but the police refuse ~ s''
any details concerning them.
OUR 400 ARREsTs-FLOURENsA AT LARGE
Tho city is comparatively quiet. mere were no
disturbances during the night and the places Vi
,ns;uoss were omen as usual The soldiers have noI
90, returned 20 their barracks. The police patroieu
tho street, in force but did not find it necessary 10
make anv arrests Over 400 persons have been ap
prehended for completely in the roting during the
three DAYS past The magistrates are investigating
,h cases as rapidly as possible, and all those pr's
o,er, who are to be prosecuted further have been
.ent elsewhere for confinement Gnstavc fIonrens Is
still at large.
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MARX ywAry,s wgppING-A SURPRISE

IL had been arranged that Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
ens should proceed at TO their clearinghouse on
arriving m Buffalo from Elmlra, while the resi- 9l ,le
wedding Marty be domieiled NJ the rIII host-
The securing desirable genteel home ~ private
family had been delegated 10 an intimate lrenu ana
resident of Buffalo who understanding the tastes ana
requirements OF the Young couple, wOnld OF course DC
tha best person make for them iudc0ns arIhSemens
Mr. Clemens having been absent on ms occurring tour
the past few months accepted the assurance .na
thing had been attended At the depot hearty goou
nights were exchanged the larger party ufVlng 10 Tue
hotel the bride groom taking Tor more duet
quarters Stopping IN front OF modest Dut very
brie house i'm the upper part Of Deawarest MI Ten
ems WAS some what surprised TO he met IN the hai Nv
he OF the bride aud his own sister wnO ne sup
noseJ already auartered at the hotel The landlaut o
The house suddenly disappeared from the scene ana ~
leaf NV leaf of the charming little drama untolded Mk
Twain found himself the victim OF what he rtlneu .
trstcass swindle the proprietore apu "oe,.ol -, "
which were the delighted father and mother VINO soou
there silent spectators Of the happiness they nag p
ared for their children In the gft OF tins beautiful nome
Far once tho fun-oying Marx fahed III reps'o' Nj
mostened eyes spoke deeper thanks than "olus Notn
n, th.t love or wealth could suggest OF supply was
wanting so make the the fulnllnen OF tne Poet
dream, from the delicate blue satn room ~ ,ne
nte sanctum quite apart with Us scarlet upno'SonS
amid the pretty adornincnts Of which lnslauoh hns'
often come to It's happy occupant l'leNei"h" hor"u'
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A C0LOR4DO COLONIZATION SOCIETY,"
COLONY or GERMANS LEAVE CHICAGO FOR
THE FAR WEST.

COLONY or GERMANS LEAVE CHICAGO FOX
THE FAR WEST
The Chico0o Tribune of Wednesday says: a
colony OF Chicago citizens lett yesterday Tor nome IN
Western wildsthe first OF the KIND when ever ,e
this CITY and 10 is believed. the first ever ORGANIZED III
America II is called the German Colonization society
OF Colfax. Colorado" the latter Township pc,nE
the destination OF the colony on the letn o, ~, s
of selecting site for the occupancy OF the Ploposeu
colony, and, after some time passed IN Nlsilng anu Nan
lining various localities, the choice fell upon "es' Moun
tain Park, Fremont County near the heaI VI w
Arkansas Riser in southwestern Colorado inc ustrot
is described as admirably adapted TO agriculture
Each member pays $3.50, which constitutes a eoin'on
fund for the benefit the colony and ont OF winch are
betrayed all expenses Including ~" ;nn,e
sstence the way, live stock, seed agIGuuI"i ph
monts machinery for sawmill grlstihlll etc an 'o
branches of industry and enterprise are 10 oo ' th
expiration of which time equal subdiyis OF
lands improvements. assets etc, WIZ De ilaue
In the President is mainly vested me thlHe NV
utiye power and upon HIM will devOlve the manage
ment of affairs the division OF labor the direction oi i
provement, the maintenance of law and order anu te
rsnerJ supervision and control Of matters ColiaA ~
situated $50 miles from Fort Wallace, on the Kansas fa
fc Railroad. 20 miles from PueDia ana ~ inlies
Canon Citytbe latter, village 0i JOo OF w pus
being the nearest settlement All necessary pfepara
tions having been completed. yesterday AFTERNOON W"s
fixed for the OF departure of the colony when mum
bered about $50 persons, men women anu cloS 90 80
these German residents OF Chicago some OF lhe
having lived here for 10 years. ana an immense
throng of relatives friends and a.,
the depot bid them farewell special TeiSht tiaih
had also been provided III Jhe various N tiolnns
snugy installed horses, cows pigs sheep goats chcAens
geese, turkeys. &c; large numbers of lnnoer WAGONS
farming implements washing hines, hOusehoid ulen
silB, machinery for the saw and grlst mills piihihI
machines and large supply OF groceries, staple dly
goods DC. The route 10 be taken by the colony Leads 10
81 Louis thence Kansas Guy, thence on the Kansas
Pacific Railroad Fort Wallace, where full supply oil
oXteas will be in readiness TO haul the loaded wagons
The remainder of the distance At Wallace they will
and thence, touching Puebla and Canon Guy WIZ pass
through the mountains 10 'on"A' the point VI "'H'
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GENERAL PRESS DrsPATCH !
NOMINATIONS BY THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
REVENUE sTAMPs--INrERNAL REVENUE RE-

REVENUE STAMPs-iNrERNAL hE'ENoh IL"
CEIPfS.
The President to-day sent To the Senate the following
nominations: - -.
Passed ASSISTANT Pay@sst.r william wOohu TO be Paymassr
CAmander Jonathan Yoaog to be restored to m
The Hon Wilson Of Peunsylvau to he Consul at as,noro
restoration and use Of such internal revenue adhesive
stamps have been used and Cancelled by the Daslme
known the "ribboDstaup," u is ordered anu Pre d
serbed by the Internal Revenue Bureau, that on ana
after MAY ls 1870 all adhesive stamps used upon tne IN
strnn,ents documents, writing and papers mehuoneu
and described in Schedule OF the Internal Revenue
laws shall he Cancelled by the person amAlnH Tue sao
either writing upon each ana every stamp III ns o
initials Of his name and the date. month and day
upon which the same is attached or used or Dy cutS
"Wheeler's Patent Canceor," or such other machine
and instrument may be designated and prescTiDeu
inc such stamps employed that date shall he
recognized legal and sufficient uhtl oIer"iSe P'0
The official statement shows the receipts OF Internal
Revenue for the year ending with DECEMBER rum a
SesYok exception December e9ru' IRON toe Frss
Thirteenth District, for Sa, month 30 90 rom eo penn
syiysna-Aggregste 100000 from spirit s4soOoo tobacco
tobacco $4,000 100 GOO o ;pi d
sl3 600 tobacco $500 @ In Sis SO 20
spirits s9OOOOOo tobacco ooo 6diaOa1Aggreg sAV
ssoOco spirits go 900 tobacco c0 ohOAgsfegne
sg%era,e si0ccoOOo: spmt, $1,000 tobacco s452 coo
CsiNnia-Aggregate with the exception o. The h,s
bsco ss11 COO Missouri s51OoC Of shch III 10000 va
froms &l1fOWO from tobacco" LOUISIANA
which go received from spirits and |oVg ron 70
bseeo Virginia with the execution Of the second ana n Ds
81 -heh 900 vas re
se from spirits aud tobacco Returns from all ih
Territories gwen. showing tue sRksaN
xl5l l9) goo from all internal sources
telegram has been received from the Indian Depart
ment from Gen Suy, stating that the Regain Indians
Montana are in deplorable condition. and the small POI
Is IA gng in the tribe aud they are suffering intensely 10
tbe necessares OF life Unless assistance Is re
ceived from the Government they VIII perish IRON
disease ana starvation. Commissioner Parker has ISSUED
instructions that their wants be immediately attended 10
The Board of the National theological Institute ant
University. at meeting held here today declared Una
hn represenatOn the recent telegram from Boston
TO the effect that the Rev DR. Tnrney and his associate
are seeking get possession OF the charter ana iV
nowers granted by transferred them, 10 be untrue
They set forth that they have always had possession
the charter have been uninterruptcdly exercising TN
powers granted by it, and that It's terms make Washing
ION the seat OF ITS operations and not Boston
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4 NEW PRJECTILE.
,xprp,,,rSrs Ar FORTRESS xosRor.


FORTRESS MONROE, Feb 9.-Mr. j. w. Inn
of Jefferson. Williams County, Iowa. has invented
doubeshoted projeetle by which. he claims sho' can
he thrown distance Of eight on ten miles NcssrS NM
a. Roherts arrived here on Monday, with permission t"
washington 10 make experments The shot j. '"'ncdI
vi,h hare INSIDE and time fuse at the SIDE III i'I
4, IL suaIl cannon in itself An eightineh shot hi'd
,oI,v weighed 30 pounds before being loaded III.
inner cayity or bore, three ana Oneha ino"'N '
extended soIne eight inches Into TINS cavity war Pa''u
a half pound OF powder thea some tow ahu i ~,
I9I-uound shot The mUZLle Is stopped ul ~ pi"ss
ni.s The double shO, !, then placed III "canhoh "hh
discharged The fuses are from hve I" zen se""lus a,
rho end of that time fuse lgultes the powder ANA
discharges the l2pound shot Inc Inventor '''N tn'1
the velocity of the small shot Is greater than Mis no
Iarge one The experiments were commenced ou Mon
y hut in consequence NJ the plug IN the end q; ~. shot
noi being screwed the plug aud the BAL Doth lea out
howeyer the plugs made to screw into the shot.
and the result satisfactory. The fuse To The =
inch shot was e lO-soeOnd fuse, and nj the end
of that time the l2s pound shot was DISCHARGED aud
the siuch shot kept us way until its force war
pended. The explosion does not burst the shot but
drives the plug, there is no vacuum between the
snot and the nozzle. This prolecte has now been tested
for the first time and Is pronounced success The "a
periments were made by Col. L. c. Baylor commanding
the arsenal al tins post. and full report vii be ior
warded to the chef OF Ordnance.
The priGcipe which this Improvement is made u re-
garded good one. Our l5ipeA guns throw soid shot
double skcttcd proece. with fuse arranged q" do.
charge the small shot when the cannon-ba has reached
lis highest ecVatou--a ij.lnch shot would tako ~ IN
Qipouud shot without danger Ot bursting; and II n
vlamed that It would 40 further from THIS elevation an
il would from the ground. The large shot woaid, OF
,otr~r he fred at object while tho small one NOnd
90 hat execution ~ euald, and, IA nuDS ~ hoab
troops, might be Ner. epc,tNo.
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NJ PAUL GERAID-HIs MARRiAGE-A CARD.

Pnul Gerard, the French gentleman who re-
Gently married Miss Wormey. publishes the following
card in The Washington heW Era: 49,
DEAR SIR: When a short time ago ] joined myself IN
alliance with your people by my marrying Miss Marie H.
Wormey acted without any mental reservation, and'l
continue without after thought As frenchman,
never indulge preudiccs. which appears to me not
oIAy to be but wrong; CHRISTIAN do not
permit kind OF prescription against my brothers DIV
nature; and as man. do not recognize any imaginary
line as dividing men, except the separating an non
est one from knave. am extremely
interested in every step OF the struggle In which
Won are engaged especially for securing social p1y
ieaes The negro his share OF political and social
rights which shall not ne taken from HIN, and he has
lent has endcavors for the advancement OF the noble ana
generous aspirations Of all times OF all nations when
will he accomplished by-aDd.by-" equity, liberty fraef-
nifty" A welknown gentleman IN Washington says
about my marriage that t belonged 10 the twentieth
century Although in his mind IL "a condemnation
of INV course yet accept this word n compliment for
think the twentieth century viii be as intelligent eel
tiny as the nineteenth now aud the logic of events
incsssant In steps toward humanity ami progress, VIII
mot be stopped by unreasonable pfsindloeS.
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SERIOUS DlsASrrE on THE MISSISSIPPI

SINKING OF THE MAGGIE HAYEs-sEvERAL LIVES
LOST.
MEMPHIS, Feb 1.-The steamer Maggie Hayes,
from orleans for Pittsburgh exploded her boilers
yesterday, near Helena, Ark, and sunk almost imme-
diaely Capt Martin, the second engineer ana several
deck hands killed and Mr. Reze. the second CLERK
badly scalded pleasure party from Cincinnati were
ON board hut escaped injury special dispatch from
Helena says:
Immediately after the explosion OF the boiler OF the
Maggie Hayes, she sunk. The body OF capt Barney
Martin blown the air. and afterward found
m the hold. The second engineer Henry McDermOtt.
was fatally scalded, and died in five minuIes, James
R@i,e second clerk was slightly scalded Three deck
hands and fireman were Killed outright. OtHef
bodies were burned blown INTO the river Ihe poat
and James ReIze OF Pittsburgh, valued at $1,000 The
frt clerk had here by rail from New-Oreans an"
thus escaped 10 is said the vessels boilers were Known
In he detective,
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spracy against the life OF Lerdo, the Primo Minister
There IN belief that the charge was fabricated.
The JuareE Government straniDg every nerve 70 re
cruit poiinieer army IN the Capital This n DONE as OF
old In the days OF Santa Anna sending ont squads OF
soldiers who lay in wait at roads and gates and
seize and tie poor people passing 10 and from the market
Thus we zee gangs OF 10 10 80 poor snaohed fom
home, unknown TO their families, driven into the gar
rsoDs OF the city, and enrolled volunteers or course
the renewal OF this Infamous system by government
pretending to be constitutional brings down upon ~ the
bitter hatred Of the poor whose class 10 thus made W
suffer
The revolutOniss assaulted and took the important
town OF Cuanta south Of Mexico proclaming the reted
Gen. Iorro DiaZ President lie IL the most popular
man IN Mexico, but far has taken part IN the reYo
luton.
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for Europe where his son is az ~'hooi. bus VIII
speedily return and take up his residence ~ the uh'eo

speedily return and take up his residence ID the on'e'
Gen Terry was at the War Department this morning
receiving instructions preparatory 10 leaving 'o' '
command IN Georgia which he purposes to do IN 10"
days. -,
Gov Acorn OF Mississippi arrived here TO day ana WIZ
remain until Mississippi question s disposed OF III
Congress- w. A. Groesbcck OF Ohio, and Judge oS"er
exSeeretary OF the Interior, are also here
Committee composed of Senator rnayer. the lion
O. NJ Halsey, T. Hammond A. 5. Pratt ). Guthrie anu
VIM Pitt Sherman representing the Senate and House.
and the various Bureaus Of the Treasury department.
went to the Washington Navy Yard this AFTERNOON anu
witnessed the destruction Of about 40 tuns OF steer anu
copper plates. formerly used IN the printing Oh Tue
legal tender notes the internal stamps postal
stamps and fractional currency These plates were air
obtained from Note Companies and counted ny
the clerks OF Mr. McCaree OF the Printing Bureau ana
then packed boxes and removed 10 the Navy
where they destroyed in OF the smelling iur
Daces.
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, NEGRO MURDERER HANGED.

RICHMOND Peb. il.-Alexander Gardner Il col
or,a man aged So was hanged atNew Kent Court House
this morning for rape and murder of Mrs stewart and
the murder Of John Baker her colored farm manager me
prsonsr last night confessed that with John henneu
twho afterward made his escape he agreed 10 muruer
Baker They found Baker IN neld' ana henhe"y sho'
him Kennedy then went Mrs stewards house and he
c,,, haara her CRYING and a few minutes after Ken.
nedy came out saving he had ntvsncd and lnufdcreii
her They fired the house aud burned the body aud
,hrsw u,ker,s body IN the river. On the scahOd this
,uornipg Gardner only said. am not gnbil do ~
suo~ wsstber AM FoiDg 10 heaven OF bell"
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pERILoUs SITUATION or A STEAMER

HER BOILER EXPLODEs AND SHE is CARRIED
TO SEA IN A GALA PORTION OF HER
CREW AND PASSENGERS ABOARD.
SAVANNAH, Feb. IA special dispatch re-
ceived here to-day states that the steamer TWO BOYS
from Dublin. for this port exploded her steam drum
when off sapelo Bar and drfted to sea IN the gaze pre-
vaing at the time and passengers, excepting
eight OF the former who swan ashore, carried to
sea IN her The United States Nansemond VIII
start In search OF her in the morning
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SPAIN.

SIGNIFICANT DECLARATION OF ADMIRAL TOPErE
TIE CARLISTS.
MADRD Friday, Feb. II, 1870
In the Cortes, during debate on the naval cst'-
mates Admiral Quesado proposed that the iron-clads
be kept IN the naval arsenas ready for use IN ease OF
foreign war, but not armed Admiral Topete, Minis
ter of the Marine replied that there need be no fear
that he would ever the navy TO force king npon
the country
IL ~ reported the Carsts preparing for another
instruction The authorities are waichiul.
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ROME.

QUESTIONS or CATECHIsM AND DISCIPLINE
HORSE RACING RESTORED.
ROME, Friday, Feb II, $50
The Gcumenical Council at the last two sessions
was engaged IN the discussion of Ecclesiastical Dis
eplne. That subject has been disposed of, and at
the meeting to-day the subject of the Catechism was
considered Seven of the fathers participated ii the
discussion.
LONDON Friday Feb II, 1870
The Papal authorities have permitted the restora-
ton of hoTse-Tacng in Rome.
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THE MORMON SCHiSA.
An OPPOSITION MEETING BROKEN Jr-RErohrs
PROM BOTH PARTIES


.
PROM BOTH PARrIEs.'
Mormon Repor-
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. ll.-A mass meeting
WAS called last evening, at Walkers Bldius' 10 raly
the nomination OF the ticket in opposition 10 me oo
dox municipal election tekot An immense crowd VAS
present aud the hall crammed with Orthodox Nor
mons Before the hour OF meeting no room was ot Tor
tho Onnostion Tho Orthodox ticket was carried by az
clamation Much III feeling prevailed on one edo an'
unlimited hlarity the other. The ifi6an' this morn
inc publishes an Opposition ticket with H. Lawrence Tor
MAYER i'm place OF d. H. Wells The election taht- place
next Monday
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 1.-The Gentlos and
so-called Mormons OF Salt Lake city called meeting
last night at the Godbetes Meeting House. To nominate
ticket in opposition TO the Church ticket An En'ns
crowd OF Mormons led By the Territorial Marshal ahd
city police took possession Of the hall and bro up W.
meeting The Scnues attempted Ia meet ~ abut"'r
hall but the MurmoD crowd followed and ofbn ~ MINI
genuine alarm prevails among The Genule poio"n :" e
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RUSSIA

THE CANCELING OF REFORMS RECOMMENDED.
ST. PETERSBURG, Friday, Feb. il, 1870.
The Home Secretary, in view of the recent mani
festatiOns of popular discomfort, recommends the
Car to cancer all the liberal reforms lately begun.
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PAAIs, FIludI TtU. u I6'U
The Memorial DiplOmdtiQae to-day finds II neces-
sary to deny the rumor that the French Government
has complained OF Prussa's nOn-Gnlillmcnt of the
treaty of Prague.
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JAMAICA.


The Government Examiner appointed 10 nvcst-
gate the operation of the Colonial Government of
Jamaica has made his report. He bestOws excessive
Iraise on the present administration of the Island.
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INDIA

LONDON Friday, Feb II, 1870.
The shore end Of the India Telegraph Cable, taken
out by the Great Eastern, has been landed at Bonn
hay
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THE PRAGUE TREATY.

PAgIs. FRIDAY. Feb. u.