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DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR II CURE OF

Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
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Samedi, 7 Mai, 1870,

commencant a enze heures du matin, les pro-
priftcs ci-arres decrites, appartrnant Il la
succession de Dubrcuil Olivier, dGcedc, der.
increment de la Paroisse de st. Mary, a~lsavoir:
]. Tn certain moroccan de terrr situe sur
Ia rive gauche du Bayou TGche dams la Pa
roisse St. Landry. borne en- haut par Ia terre
de Stephen N. Osburn. en- bas par la terre de-
Nine. Demarst ct o. O. Foster, contenant
sept cent q%uarante arpents de superticie, plus
on moins.
2. Tn moroccan de terre sur Ia rive droite
du Bayou T6che on CroquAnt dams Ia dite
Paroisse de st. Landry. contenant cinu cent
a pents de superticie, plus on moins, borne Ell
hallt par les terres de d. p. Hill, en- bas par
la terre du DR.. r. H. Littell, ct en- arriere par
la terre de Alec DuprG ct Cleophas Comeau.
Ces dites terres, mOins cent arpents vendus
par Dubreuil Olivier a Joseph Gradenigo, sont
les mGmes achetGes par lui. lie dit Olivier, a la
vente de succession de Martin Donate decide,
fate lie 16 mars, 1913.
CoNDITIONs.-Une Motto du prix d'ndju-
dication, complaint; ct la balance il un credit
de douze mois du jour de la vente, l'acqutreur
GU les ac9uGreurs a credit. tournissant leur
billet on billets payables Il l'ordie de l'adni-
nistratrice, portant hut pour cent d'interes
par an du jour de Ia vente jusqu'a Placement,
une hapotheque spectacle ct le privilege de
vendeur etant retenues sur les dites propri6-
ties en- favour de Ia dite succession, ~iusqu'a
enter Placement.
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff.
9 avril, 1870.
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PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Richmond, Virginia.

OF
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Capital paid up and Secured .-.-.- 5000 900
Assets. over 500 900
two Years. oy.r.. 10 900
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j. NJ. THUWPSUN,
90 ayril, '70.1 Curateur.
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Vente PubliOue.

26 mars, 1870.
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NiEXICO.

GEN. VEGAS STEAMER FORWARD DESTROYED BY
THE u. S. STEAMER MOHICAN-SURRENDER
OF THE SIERRA PUEBLA INSURGENTS-A REV.
OLUTION EXPECTED IN JALISCO-ANOTHER
PRIEST MARRIED.
MEXICO, July 1.-The United States man-of-
war Mohican which started in pursuit Of Placdo Vegas
steamer Forward overlook and destroyed that vessel on
the 18th of June Six of the Forwards were taken
prisoners by the Mexicans at Teacapam Bay and shot.
The Sierra Pueba insurgents have surrendered to the
Government authorities. The women Of Numaran organ
lied 10 defend the against Eseban Bravo but his
troops failed to make the anticipated attack.
Notwithstanding the recognition or CucrVo as Cover
revolution in that state is imminent
judges Riva Palacio and Cardozo have resigned their
Supreme Court owing to disrespectful note
sent President critcsing the acuon OF the
IN censuring the pa2lany SHOW" W elnplOyee III
the matter of pay.
Congress having decreed the continuation OF the Free
Zone Minister Romero has organized guard 10 prevent
smnggling the expense for the maintenance OF which
wiz he about 900 annually. ~ l., A.,
Another priest, resident OF the town OF Nlela III the
State of Cohabuila, has married.
Gov OuirOga has initiated a revolutionary movement
in the state of Nuevo Leon. ,
The Vera Cruz Railroad has been completed and opened
to the public far as Chiqufshute.
The DidTiO theoifctal organ OF the Mexican Govern
ment denies peremptoTiy the charges recently mace
against President Juarez that he had aided the Con
federates. -
Two Legislatures each supported by Governor and
General contest the control Of the State OF Canpeche
IL is reported that the Guatemalian General Perez 60
and AT the head of 500 men, has entered the town OF
Chiapa the capital Of the State. Many MeXcans nave
Joined the invading Guatemallan army Por1oilo DlaZ
mas accepted the command of the allied troops.
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

The wife Of George o. PaysOn of Rockland, Me-,
dro.nel herself Rockport wednesday She dersnged
Yesterday boy named John ID. Barker fell
from the the Scholarship Marbehead Mass and in
stsntly killed.
Hugh Dougherty, member of the Vigilant
Engine Company Philadelphia died yesterday from injuries by berg
tbrozn from his seat IN going TO hre
The English bark Clara Mary, with cargo Of
Goals for Mnza burnt at sea on the u inst The
crew we're saved, and have arrived at sagua
Yesterday morning, at Hyde Park Mass, John
len thigh b cythe the hands Of boy eerng the emorAl artery
He died in 10 minutes
John NJ. Smith, claim agent in Baltimore.
Of United States by obtaining pension
forged afdAys has been sentenced to 81 hns
and be imprisoned for 20 months
Two convicts in the Penitentiary at Kin gston,
Canada yesterday charge Of guard named Henry frn 10
the absence Of the other conSicts at dinner
T murdered by the eonyicts who made their escape
A fire in Sternss Block, Syracuse, yesterday,
slightly damaged the buhng Hayes grocer ' bis entire stock
valued so; j. g. Hancoe lost about $780, Rose Miller, job
All the losses covered by insurance
The extensive chemical factory of Messrs.
Chappe Leay Baltimore destroyed by are last night The
factory frame buildings used for the manufacture
and fertilizers AMI contained valuable tanks and ma
chinery Loss, $4,000 parry insured
- In the Anti Rent murder trial at Ballston, MY,
er the impaneng Mr. W T. Ode opened the
David H. McAhe the int witness called
as TO his knowege OF Leon4rd Wbeck followed The a
will probably be very protrscted
A Coroner is investigating the facts relating 10
the death Charles Brown house IN NccoSn lane near Frankfort
with known Mrs Hooey bat she
his wife His bead and breast were much dscooel
money from The Government which is said have disappeared The
IA OF the deceased Suspects foul play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

THE Prince Imperial of France Will go
to the camp at Chalons next week.
The German tailors introduced into Cork
by the employers have struck and Joined the Irish.
go. Lord CamperdOwn has been appointed
Junior Lord of the Admiralty vice Trevelyan resigned
DIR. Pope, en- American, and formerly a
resident of ST. Louis committed suicide in Paris On We'd
nesday night.
49,. The ConvOcation of Canterbury proposes
to create permanent Committee To watch the proceed
ings Of the Vatican
49,. The arrival of the ship Cerastes, Capt
BruntOn OF the racing clippers from san Francisco
March "A, is reported at Liverpool
According to the weekly statement of
the Bank of France the amount of bullion has decreased
100000 francs since the last report
....According to the regular weekly state
ment OF the Bank Of England, the amount OF bullion In
vault has decreased 3443 900 since the last report
49,. The Augsburg Gazette says many bishops
at the Roman Council have renowned their right TO
speak in order TO hasten the decision on the lnalDy
q. The appeal of the Duke of Newcastle to
the OF Lords against Judgment rendered IN favor
of one Morris, a mOney-lender, has Deen decided ad
versely To the appellant.
The brothers Settle, the New-York
tObacconists, who under arrest IN Glasgow, nave
been discharged surrenderng into the hands of the
Court R13eOO sterngan amount sufficient to cover the
aleged-defalcations.
.... Letters of administration have been
granted the estate OF LOngwOrh, the ground that
Teresa YelverOn, of the claimants, Is absent IN
America where her address is unknown, and she cannot
be communicated with.
Subscriptions are circulating in London
and at Liverpool for fund in aid OF the families OF
Lubbock of London is at tho head of the movement and
Ii bids fair to be a success.
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MURDERED BY 4 BURGLAR.
A MAN SHOT IN MILFORD CONN, BY HOUSE
BREAKER.

A MAN SHOT IN MILFORD, CONN, BY HOUSE
BREAKER.
The Ner- HdUen Journal OF yesterday says J:
On Wednesday morning, at early hour the people OF
Nathan Fem by burglar. Repeated attempts hereto
fore have been made by burglars to ROB MI rem. On
Tuesday night after the close OF his store for the day ne
took what money he had on hand amounting 10 S1u 70
the house and on retiring placed this money beneath the
inflow He and his wife retired about lO O'Clock, IN
bedroom on the first floor. About O'Clock Mrs Fem
was aroused by hearing noise She listened rev sec
onds when she convinced that man was In the
bedroom endeavoring to get into the closet "ee SIG
She nudSed her husband, who was asleep. He awoke
with sudden start, and asked what was the matter,
when she in whisper, told him that there was man IN
the room. Mr.. Fem instantly spang from the Deu anu
landed upon the floor man arose up In HOnt OF
him. where his pants lay, and retreated 10 the sng-
room az RAPIDLY as possible, Mr.. Fem pursuing him.
What ccnrTed IN fine room is not knoyn but 1t h
supposed that Mr.. Fem seized the burglar ana was lt
getting the better OF him. when, to effect his escape, he
Fem went out Of the bedroom Mrs. Fem hastily
and opened the window the east SIDE and shouted as
loud as possible, Murder help, help" Her cry had
scarcely ceased when the report OF the pstosbot Was
heard and Mr. Fem Immediately after staggered into
the bedroom with his hand pressed upon his lett e aud
eXclaming "We I'm shot, fell to the floor at her feet
He made no other remark and in Is minutes he expired
Immediately after the report OF the pistol and before
Mr.. Fem reached the bed1Adn Mrs Fean, White at the
window. saw the who had committed the deed ap-
pear on the side Of the house and rapidly TO the
or two hurridly spoken, aud then Doth ned III Is
supposed that they leaped the garden fence and ran
across the lots a soutbery direction but % what point
is unknown neighbor states that short time after the
alarm given he saw two men in carriage dr1Ve rapid
w past in the direction Of NewHayen. The village church
bells were rung and the people gathered rapidly from
men met before o'clock in the morning and offered re-
ward of 81 for the apprehension OF the muIererlM
sengers sent To the poce or Bridgeport ana
New Haven. But no trace of the burglars has yet been
fouu1.
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THE IRON HOLDERS, CONVENTION:

PHILADELPHIA, July Tin the Iron Mold
elected Assistant Secretary The report of the President
states that charters have been granted to nine new
ers' Convention to-day James Mcmahon Of Brooklyn was
Unions The losses of the New England Unions have
been very heavy but the President hopes for better
things te introduction OF Coolies the Crispians
may awake the poders TO their danger and may teaeh
them lesson worth learning In point N plumbers the
various Unions have fallen off considerably In October
1868 there reported 1l3 Unions, with membership
o ss5 In January, 1869 there were ITO Unions, ana
1905 members In January, $780, there were lO4 Unions
and 4532 members. On July l, ITO Unions reported
membership Of 4G69. The amount held by the Unions
was S3777 o.. In business point OF view the past SIX
months has been unprecedented. With money almost @
drug n the market coal and iron much reduced In price
there has been complete staRnation throughout the
country and this has enabled employers To force down
wages from 10 per cent in some instances 10 % per cent LII
9TH
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THE NEW DOMINION.

NO AMERICAN FISHING VESSELS STOPPED AT
CANSO STRAITS-PRINCE ARTHUR EMBARKED
FOR ENGLAND-ANOTIIER FIRE AT sAGUENAY
OTTAWA, July Z. The Government has no
information that American vessels have been stopped In
the Straits Canso as stated recently by Gen. Butler in
the United States Congress.
Prince Arthur embarked on the Crocodile this evening
at Quebec for England In reply TO an address from te
Mayor and Corporation, the Prince SAID ne shOd never
10 rejoice that he had been enabled to Visit canada
and after abiding the favorable impressions canada
had produced upon him, and the interest he should al
ways take in the Dominion, concluded by saying; q,
shall dsAys think off people with sincere Ieglr S%paIs s
affection shall with England confident feeling that
the sreyng spirit patriotism and galantry which saw manifested
the other the will induce the people OF Cansds 10
protect national Thanking for md
departure time tender most AZ
fecone farewell that God watch over and
protect this land and pour His choicest blessings upon its people
Loud cheers were given His Royal Highness went
into the boat which convey him TO the Crocodile
and the left the wharf the royal salute OF Il guns
was fired from the citadel The band of the 69th Reg
ment played "Aud Lang Syne amid continuous cheering
Another destructive fire occurred at saguenay, which
lasted for eight days. The restitution Is very great
The Provincial Government has been applied tofor 80,
aid of the sufferers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
REVISING THE POSTAL LAWS.

WASHINGTON, July IAN effort VIII be made
before the close the present session to pass the o
heretofore reported from the House conm'oe On rosi
oeces and 70 revise consolidate and amend
,h atutes relating to the Department Some
Of the principal amendments proposed are
Tho PostrnasterGenera may estabhsh resident mai
agencies AT Panama and Aspnwall, havana - ihoInas
mail touch 70 land and receive malls as may ~
his Judgment promote the efficiency oil 'he foreign ma"
ANY person intrusted by law with the sale OF posase
stands or stamped envelopes, who shall refuse OF nsgee
he11lemen and subject to the same phay ana PUNISH
ment az are provided for embelssent OF money.
the rate OF postage newspapers except weeknerl
erodcals NOT xeeeding four ounces III weight anu CIR
pnIars when the ssue deposited IN letter carriers
s, davery Nv the its carriers, shall DO
morn, AZ one cont zach but periodicals weighing moro
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RAILROAD COLLISION.
LONDON, Thursday, July 7, 1870.
In the House of Lords, to-day, two or three
benevolent measures, introduced by the eccentric
Marquis Of Townsend, were rejected. The bill pro-
vidng for the revision Of the Lessons in the Book Of
Common Prayer passed. After brief debate on local
matters, their LOrdships adjourned
In the House OF Commons tonight, Mr. Otway, Under
Foreign Secretary said the Government had declined to
ratfy the treaty concluded by Minister Alcock with
China. Abiding TO the newspaper reports he said the
Government had received official advces of the late
outrages in Pekin. In reply to question, Mr. otway
informed the House that mixed Commission had been
appointed adjust the claims of British subjects arising
from the civil war In Haytt.
The House continued in Committee the consideration
Of amendments TO the Education bill. Tory amend
ment authorizing school boards to raise money to meet
deficiencies provoked verbal duel between Messrs Dis
rae and Gladstone which resulted in favor of the latter
The Party Professions BILL introduced by Mr.. Fortescue
and directed especially against the dsordery conduct
Of the Orangemen, read second time, after an ex
PLANTATION and report from the Rt Hon Chief Secretary
for Ireland.
The Fenians greatly incensed as the refusal OF the
Government to give up the body Of the convict Thomp
son. who died at Portland. They proposed to give the
remains great funeral and TO take them from Portland
to Ireland for that purpose. The Government considered
such a demonstration unsafe, and will have the body
quietly buried in England.
Another collision of trains occurred to-day on the
Northeastern Railway near South Shields Many of the
cars were wrecked but no lives were lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Ground was broken yesterday for the Memphis
Ands 81 Louis Railway
Over 1900 surplus Government mules will be
.oli Al Port Leavenrorth commencing July IL.
Track-laying on the Kansas Pacific Railway,
from commenced Tuesday and advancing
rapidly.
Additional cavalry have been stationed along
an. e Of he Pacific Railroad protect the settlements IRON
the Indiana
The Georgia Legislature met yesterday and
mn an matt Monday action Of Congress On the
Georgia bill
The Convention of Sigma Alpha Epsilon soci-
.s ou MeDph The attendance large being pm
eipary hom The south. g. Murdoch Of Georgia peshes
An excursion train, having on board about
90 n,op, from EewHAvsn hddeo~n yestercay ernoon
he completion Of be Air Line Railroad bet.een NE so
js The ConBecop State oee seHbers Of both hos OF se
Of the CITY Government participated Az MA
sn thew wers entertained BY the City Goysnmsot we're
- A. ., oy,rpor Douglas David Eymsa w "nfh sRa.
R,ssb.m n sSsrp, and Goa Ssst The party ''sarH' '
sveniBr
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than four shall be subject TO postage OF Two
cents each and these rates shall be prepaid by sao
Money orders authorized TO be issuedat any BRANCH
post offices or stations.
All liquids, pois0ns, glass explosive materials and Cd
scene books shall be excluded from the mails .
1t is made unlawful to convey by mail or deposit In
the pOsto TO be sent by mall any letter circular
concerning lotteries, socaed gift concerts, or similar
enterprises offering prizes or concerning schemes de-
vsed and intended 10 deceive and deraud the public for
the purpose OF obtaining money under false retenses
Letters which postage Is wholly unpaid, or paid less
than oneha rate, are to be sent " the DeadLetter
Office.
Additional sections proposed as TO larceny and
forgery and the Of postage stamp that had already
been used ia visited with penalty Of or three
years. The present rates of postage are not altered
The object OF the bill is to effect more harmonious
working Of the postal system.
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he vote In detail
OUR COLLEGES.
AsBtTRY UNIVERSITY. INDIANA.

GREENCAsTLE, Ind, July 4.-Asbury Univer-
sty situated at this place. just closed the exercises
Of her Thirty-frst Commencement. The two Literary
Societies held their sixth quinquennial services TINS
year. The address before the Literary Societies was de-
vered by Prof g. A. baltimore A. NJ OF Rochester Unit
versity, New-York, dlumnus and ex-Professor OF
Asbury. The poet Mr.. Charles c. Pufer, A. NJ, OF
Rochester University formerly OF New-fork CITY, put
now of Columbia South Carolina. He reviewed the
"Manners and Times" as theyare and drew glowing
description OF the "period" that is TO be in the good
time coming" The address before the "socety OF the
Alumni" was made by Col j. W. Ray OF Indianapolis.
j. Clark Rdpath, A. NJ, at present Professor IN the
nversity was the poet OF the Alumni His subject was
the New Pantheon" The Senior class numbered TINS
wear o. Mr.. Frank W. Lautz of Valparaiso, IND, ae-
liyeed the valedictory address The Trustees OF tne
University during their session. made Ior
the immediate erection of additional buildings, long
needed This action, together with other provisions
made by them has frightened the prospects OF the UNI
Versy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
NEW WORK, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1870

the arms OF the second Upton expedition were captured
and that all the men composing 1t were either KILLED OF
captured Ii is somewhat singular however that letters
have been recently captured addressed by some ex
peditOnary party to Capt H. Harrison, whose tate was
reported to have been sealed after the st LANDING
at Puerto Brava by the Spanards.
~ Aba Of Santa Clara 26th ult, says cholera and
yellow fever both doing their work. and the deaths
very numerous The poor to suffer much more
than those in better circumstances proof that the want
Of resources Is part the Of the great number or
deaths moving appeal made TO the authorities To
take the Initiative In raising means.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH

Tn the Executive session of the Senate today the re-
cent nominations for prominent Federal offices IN new
Work were referred 10 the appropriate committees.
motion was previously made to confirm Mr. Hllh9lse Is
sstart Treasurer without reference, nut tne lrleu
Of MT Murphy objected, saying the nominations had
better he confirmed together. -, A.,
The senate today in Executive session. confirmed the
,oIInwing nominations George C0gswe, Collector OF
internal Revenue sixth District Mass; william L. SIN
eleon Assessor First District, w. Va Henry W Seoul
SoIiecior customs District of willamette Oregon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
Since the consolidation of the three cities of

Jersey CITY, Hudson City, and Bergen, the plan OF
system OF public parks has been discussed AT the late
meeting OF the Common Council on Tuesday night TWO
plots Of ground offered 20 the cay one nor $500
and the oher for 100000 IN Different Psss OF sne ~
since that meeting the st. George Cricket GROUND nAs
bee6 offered to the City Tor sl2300 h4s now amten s'
certain the Councilnen hrough their aeehe n ,hsy
cured refusal OF the grounds Tor pooo aso te '0'
may nut lxa.QQQ into tAeil own pOoAe2.
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CHINA.
ORDER RESTORED AT IEKN.

LONDON Thursday, July 7, 1870.
kilograms received from Pekia to-day an
nounee that order has been restored and taken
which viii insure the safety Of all foreigners.
The French Minister OF Foreign Affairs has received
full confirmation Of the massacre Of the French I'm Pc
hn. Instructions will be Immediately sent 10 the Com
naDder OF the French feet In Chinese waters. No
Apecs expedition will be disDatehed ss the DeyaLforea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
THE ARMY BILL.

At the evening session Of the Senate, yes
terday the Conference report the Army bill was taken
up and debated. when motion Of Mr. Cameron to lay
the report the table agreed to. The following Is
the vote In detail:
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pERsoNALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

.ITpn. schoolgirl anu IIIHIIy ItIt UII I4VdNVf-
worth ,esteulag for ssn Francico.
Anaval general court-martial, of which Capt.
Alexander President and Lieut. French Juie Advocate con
,r.sJ n the NaygYArd Chsrles;Own. Mas yesterday.
p r. Forney, a son of John W. FOrney, while
attempting Jump the POnsharn Railroad Yesterday At
M ean. md his crushed below he
10 the hopa thought that smpu'aiou will be necessary
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is deemed sufficient to vlndcae the outraged dignity OF
France.
The Morning Post to-day says the Great Powers will he
disposed TO sanction any energetic action on the part OF
France for the punishment Of the Chinese and 1t is
thought The Postis semociay inspired TO speak for
the English Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
TURKEY.

THE KHEDIvE ON A VISIT TO THE SULTAN.
CoSsTANTRoPLE, Thursday, July T. 1870.
The VicerOy of Egypt has arrived here. He
well received by the Sultan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
GREAT BRITAIN.

PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT-REFUsAJ OF
THE GOVERNMENT TO DELIVER THE BODY
OF THOMPSON TO THE FENIANs-ANoTHER
RAILROAD COLLISION.
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WASHINGTON.

THE CONSIDERATION OF THE NETWORK NoM-
NATIONS POSTPONED UNTIL sATURDAY-WO-
MAN SUFFRAGE DISPOSED OF IN THE SENATE
DEFEAT OF THE ARMY BILL-RETURN OF
THE Observation-Disclosures OF AN AGREE
MENT ON THE TAX BILL.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUyRI
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CUBA.

THE SPANIARDs DEFEATED IN SEVERAL ENGAGE
MENTS-RE-ENFORCEM DEMANDED, BUT
NONE TO BE HAD-PLANTERS RESISTING THE
EMANCIPATION LAWS-DE RoDAS RETURNED