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Eg A rursl correspondent asks % TO
explain what . sinking fund Is. Any
sum of public money which falls into the
hsnds Of the present Administration is
sinking fund.- Democratic Paper.
The manner in which the present Ad-
ministration is sinking the public debt.
from eight to thirteen millions per month.
is not caculstsd to please Democratic Re.
pudistionists with thst sort Of sinking
fond.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07
An,-S1 1TIafi6i n..n.6ed:

In his animal address 10 Congress. Dec.
z. 1896 George Washington said:
Congress have repeatedly sad not
without suere.s T,boush the Epo,i,er says
otherwise1 directed their attention to the
encouragement Of manufactures. The
object IN of TOO much conseon.nrs not to
;osrrs continuance Of their .ffnrss in
evc,v Nv y hich n III appear eligible.
Thorn "a JsG.rsor in III. annual mes-
s.g. Of Dee. Is 1902. said:
r, enlr;vsie peace and ms nsain COM
merc- AMI asvig .,ion in all their lawful
eu,erpr;se.: % foster our fssh sies a. nur-
series Of navigation. anil ior tn. future Of
man and pro,ect the manufactures sdsp-
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5ptfial Notifts.
EXTRA SPECIAL n0TICE!!
BEWARE OF coUxrERFElTsi

sm:A's 1ssse Swsp 5ss been cosnterfeited,
and the counterfeiier brought 70 grief
SMITHS TOyGC 9YRUP.
The ssssise article must have Dr.. Jonn
BuIL's private stamp on each bottle. Dr..
ions BuLL only has the right 70 n.asfsetsrs
and sci; The original ions J. ssiTs's TONIC
SYRUP. Of Louisville. Ky. Essnine veil
the label en- each bottle Ifmy private stamp
10 not ON each bottle. DO nos parcha,s. or you
viii be deceived. See my coluen adsertiss-
sens. anil ny shes card. I viii psosecsts
any one infringing on ~ ighs. The sessise
sn,rs's Tes'c sSsUr can only b prepared By
ny.ek The pubIir's servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
LocIsvILIE. Nov. 5, 1863. meh. 81.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

FAMOUS JOURNALISTS james Gordon
Besne,t and Horace Greeley. two Of the
oldest Of our New York editors and pro-
prietors, two Who have done very much
to infuee interest. instruction. force and
corresponding expense into their own
and The journals Of the country. ere. We
regret to say. quite III. though neither OF
them. We are happy to add. ere in any
immediate danger. Mr.. Bennett. Sr.. o'
the Herald. ia the greatest sufferer. and
for months has not been free from severe
pain. whi,; few younger in years Mr..
Bennett. We believe. is IS wonld bear
with so much resignation. Mr.. Bennstt'e
illness hes no, taken from him any Of
that natural shrewdness aud knowledge
Of men and events which have made him
the wsalthisst journalist in the country
Mr. Greeley, We are sorry to say. received
no benefit from his journey to the Bahia
mas. and he is still feeble. and denied
work or being inirnded upon. even BY
his friends. Lifelong hard work and
innnmersole conflicts with pen aud tongue
for over fo-ty yssrs have taxed greatly .
good constitution. and according to The
life Insurance tables. Mr.. Greeley's ex.
smiuaiios resulted in evidencs Of long
life sad constitution Of iron: bat even
sa iron constitution 10 worn away BY
the constant friction Of thought and hard
work. A year since in this month Of
June. Mr.. Raymond. Of the Times. died
without . moment's warning. aud no
man has any assurance Of certain years
or days. The lightning msy strike. or
perils come BY food or Geld. on land or
sea. aud ell humsn constitutions then
become % nnsubstantial 20 drssm.-
New FORK Express.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

r. A negro woman, nesr Lexington.
Va, gave birth the other day TO twins
one black the other wbite.-Ex.
Ger. Less College is st Lexington.
where the scions Of the played out Cbiv.
airy are educated; so that We do not won-
der at the above occurrence. The leading
branch Of education oftbe Sos,hsrn youth.
has been the production Of white OF half
white progeny. and the scientific blending
Of the races so that it is difficult to dis.
tinguish the niseer from the pure-blood'
ed "Caucasisn" Of the South.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

~ Jacob OAklssf has been drummed
out of the town Of Waterloo, Wisconsin.
By the women, for abusing bis family.
he deserves the title Of Drummer Boy
Of w ate,loo."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

The Sl1Doafl Oanlsnrdb-A Few
Facts Absus N Eccentric
Re1lglous Sect.
The Dunk srds ss the ssiiiemest sorth
Of Knob Nnstss. io this Couaty. have had
their annual mseting ssd religions exsr-
cises.
The Duuksrds havs no church held
inRs Of their o~n. They will preach.
howsvsr. 10 the buildings Of Other deaem-
iustious. bot their isvofits places Of was-
shio are the sheds or hams in she e"un-
try. The meeting just held wss IN the
second story Of large b.r". Tns lower
story was occupied BY the stock 81 the
far mer. and 10 thethird story the ut year q
crops Of wheat and oats were slowed
away.
During the arrvies some 6fis er sixty
boys cfawlsa into ths loft sn amused
thsmselvss by ehooting strs~s down up
on the heads Of the more serious.
Dnriug these annual meetings they
commescs preaching ., 5 o'cleck in the
morning sod cease st l2 n. generally
having three or f9pr speakers. There are
m regular ministers among them. but
like the Qaakers. any can speak who feel
go inclined. UpoS receiving persons into
their Chnrch. they immerss them fact
foremost BY three plaosss into the va
ter.
Feet waahiae il one Of their services
the men washing the feet OF the men. snd
the women the feet Of the women.
II Their ieasts consit Of the incest breed
and lamb eonp. Of which they psrtsk'
largely. Alter the least comes the s.cra
ment, which consists Of breai end vine
the bread being handed first. each on
taking a small piece and hol.iins it unit
the vine is passed around. This service
Is performed very sloxly, and consume
considerable time.
To marry outside the church is no
; looked upon fsvorshly BY the Dunksrda
, In all their manners and customs they ar
, plain and simple. and their honesty ant
. morality have almost grown to be-
, proverh.
With politics the Dnnkards have bn
little 10 do. bot ara universally Rsdica
q a. far a. We can learn.
There are several settlements Of Dunk
ards in shis Comfy. mosslv from Ohio
T. Warrenburg journal. l8M.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

~ The friends Of some ambitions
men who want to 60 to Congress. are
very much dissatisfied with Gen. Scheuck.
Of the Third Ohio District. and think
there ought to b change. They would
discard one Of the very sblsss men iu
Congress. in order to crafty the vsnity
ofSome Persousi is;ssd whess Psonoisry
seccess leeds him to imsgine that be
is deserving Of the highest honors. Ths
.bsavisst effort is being made in behalf ol
O. F. Brooke. Of Prebls County. The
exchange Of Schenck for Brooke would
be worse than new lamps for old ones''
lii wonld be like swapping the Kooh-i-
moor Diamond for an inflated ox-bladder.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

A relic OF THE LATE WAR-An ex.
bushwhacker st Salt Like City has sen'
to its former owner gold wstch. accom-
panied bv the following note: Sir
Hearing thst yoa are living in Denver
CITY. and hsving little articls Of yonro.
I send il BY Sam Morgan. which ia gold
wstch l took from voo in Jacsso, Coor.
". Missouri. 10 1862. during the war.
have never -forgos ycss vife's tears siscs
then. snd l always swoss afterwards II !
could hsss Of you I would send you the
watch beck. Ihops you will forgivs me.
l have eeed . hesp Of trouble since then.
sBd | so now working hard. snd doing
tolsrsble, ssd. With the help Of God. I
hope Ia make better nsa. Never mind
me. Yon don't know me. snd Sam. he
won't tell ZOO: 90 jet take your watch
aud forgive me-"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

H Ous Of s52S.742 Al appropriated
last year. BY the New York State Leeis-
lature. to religious educational institutions
in New York City. e4l2 062 20 waa sp.
propristed to the Roman Catholics. or
considerably over three-iourths Of the
whole amount. That Church is made
the established rel igion BY law. only when
the Democratic party is in power; Tor il
is the nursery of the Ignorance aud big
otry that maintains the Democratic
strength.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

II b suggested th.t the defendants Of
the signers of the Declaration Of Iude-
Psndence sdop, the nsce ss'y measures 10
arrange rrnnion of each other on Jnly
4. 1876. in commemor.tion of the cen.
ssnssy sSniverssTy Of the Independents Of
Amrrics.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

~ We Last week received copy Of
tbs Atchisos Daily Champion Of wsdses-
d.y. July lst. Another svideocs Of
A.chisou enterprise. The 6rst Of July
did not reach here uatl Friday.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07
WEDLOcK.

The Dasis ef Civil seeiesy.-Essays sss
Yosrs Men. on de boses and happisess Of
Marriage. and the evils ssd dansers Of celib-
aey.esish sanitary help fsr de assaianest Of
mans trse position is NE Sent free. ia seal
ed snveIopes. Addres. HOWARD Asso-
CITATION. Boz r. PhiladslphiA. Pa.
fsb- II. 70-iy. ..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

EE Alexander the Great has appeared
upon the stage again. He 10 now desig-
mated 90 Mr.. Alexander the great cattle
raiser Of Illinois.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

~ The County Commissioners met.
on Monday. - . board Of EqaalizstioD.
We noticed one man there. laying 10 pit.
iful complaints that his assessment was
too high BY $50. and ssking that it Be
rsdaoed that smouut. The tax on this
$50 viii probably be $3.50. ct The high
eat. This man Lost day and expenses,
in The middle Of harvest. when hands are
scarce. to svoid 81 80 taxes. when be
might have saved twice - much By stay
ing .. home. That looks like economy
10 the little end Of the horn.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07
WANTED.
100000 BUSHELS OF CRAZE.

EOR which We will pay the highest market
l. price, on delivery at our Eisvatos, IL
White Cloud. on the Levee.
Liberal advances made on contracts See f..
ture delivery. z-s-' .'.---,
Farmers can rely upon getting from - 10
cents more per bushel for their corn here than
at any point ON the St. Joseph and Deaves
Rsilsosd, a. We have superior facilities fee
shinping. and are prepared % haadls ffea
1000 TO 3 900 bushels per day, and - ss-ship.
menta. Fsrmers will And Il 70 thsls sdvss.
tsge to call and see ~ before disposisg u
their grain.
We have made ar.ngsneats b shieA ~
will pay ~ cents per bashei ncss tbAs the
market price for corn. n taken In luobss, fee
which ve will give orders so she milk.
MOVES 3 MOORE.
White Cloud. ApsiI Il. 1870.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07
June q. 1870.

.OV Q Agents make nose nom
" hAOs ey with our $50 Eagra.
wings. than With anything ever .ssued. They
are light cheap. sell last. and pay hsndssae.
BORN L CO.. lis EAss Maiissa ST.. Chieass.
june9w4.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07
This story is 6ostips about 10 the pa

This story is 6ostipg about 10 the pa
pers without endorsement:
"Oid Jesse Grant. the Postmsstsr II
Co,ingtos. Ky. Who ia the iathsr.in.ls"
to Krsmss. eaes to Wsshisstou some
three nssths ego to eject his advance
mest. He reported his Intellectual effort
10 this wise: Il told 'Lysses he mn.'
sppoist Kramer to one Of them % 800
missions: bot 'Lysses told ne he didn's
like to do is. became the papers made 20
mach talk about his 'pintisg bic ssIst'ons
TO oi6cs. Thea ] ups cad tells 'Lysses. "
ssid shs venerable p. u. I've got
about e25. 900 sslssd dsws. shich ss.
pect ia lssvs behisd ne. and Il voe don't
give Krsaer oss Of thsm o.. 800 aiss'oa
III leave the whole Of Il to krsusr's
wife. and not lesss zoe spy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

~ The papers. discussing the msstsr
Of A. d. Richardson's estate. snd the
rights Of his eoncobins. Mrs. MeFsrlsnd.
in il. have great deal to say about her
third. We should think !. about tias
for her to be looking ont for her third
Richardson wss her second.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

NIANTED AGENTS To sell the HONE
w SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.
Price, S25. Il makes the Lock Stitch"
talike on both sides.) and Is the only licensed
under feed Shuttle Machine cold for less thaa
$50. Licensed by Wheeler 1 Wilson, Grover
4 Baker. and Singer I Co. All 0tiet under.
feed Shuttle Machines sold far lees than so
are infringem-nts. and the seller and user lie.
BILE 10 prosecutions. Address JOHNSON
CLARK 4 CO, Boston. Mars Pittsburlh. Pa,
Chicago, III /, or So. Louis, No. july TINS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

~ David A. Wells. Special Com
missioner Of Revenue. returned to private
life ON ths night Of July lat. after four
years Of fsfrhfui ssa ;il-.sq.;sea sssvics.-
Ex.
His service was that Of the demsgogue.
and bireling Of foreign Free Trade mon
opolists. II his service hss been lily re-
Quilted. it is only what be deserved, and
what might have been expected Of en-
ploysrs whose policy 10 to gain wealth
By starving the laborer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

WILLIAM GILMORE SIMxs tel.
egrsph brings rs the iiiings Of the des'h
OF William Gilmore Simms. . Southern
novelist. who WAS one Of the moa, proli
&c writers Of the day. Many Of his wri-
tings. Fhich abounded with colonial and
revolutionary incidents. we're graphic
pictures OF the characters. scenery and
times portrayed. His Style was soma
what aorid and redundant. but the moral
tone Of all Of his works Was good. H.
was an enthnsiastic admirer Of the South
and ber institutions. and loved to depict
them in his writings. which he did often
effectively. Some Of his best eiforta sre
not unliks Cooper's in rugged force and
homeIy description. Mr.. Simms had
reached the age Of sixty fonr. and hsd
long been lsberioas anthor. Besides
his novels proper. he contributed much
10 tho current periodicals. Of the day. in
prose and verse. and. while not ns o.:
eenius. he yet welded very easy. grace
ful and pleasant pen. None Of his hooks
will live onfsias OF American literature,
bot they will nevertheless always be agree-
able. mediocre reading.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

DARAsOLs ct Cost. sss 20 dsys, At
4 VAN BOJKIRK { cos.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

TIE DEATH OF Ma DIckKNs.-Mr.
Dickens concluded the last book which
he gave to the world with thia paragraph:
On Friday. the ninth Of June. in the
present ye,r. Mr. and Mrs. Bofin (in the
manuscript dress Of receiving Mr.. and
Mrs L.mmis at breakfast. were on the
South Eastern R.ilway with me in . ter
ribly destructive accident. When ! bad
done what could to help others. climb
ed back into my carriage. nearly turned
over . vi.duct end caught aslsnt upon
the turn. to ex'rics,e tho worthy compile.
They wers much soiled. but otherwise
unhurt. The same happy result atten
ded Miss Bella W,Ifer on her wedding
day. and Mr.. Riierhood inspecting Bad
ley Hesdstone's red necksrchief a. he lay
asleep. ! remember with devout thank.
fulness, that I can never be much nearer
parting company with my readers for
ever. than ! was then. until there shsll
be written against my life the two words
with which l have closed this book
TIE ErDs">-
As though these words were presen-
timent Of his own fate. the time come to
write "The End" to his ilIusirious and
noble career on the 9 b Of June. 1870.
On that day. inst Eve years after this
strange event and its singular snticips-
tion. Mr.. Dickens died at bis conntry
residence. near London. 10 the fifty. min, b
year Of his sge.-New York Standard
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

~ Louis Gaylord Clarke. formerly
the Nick Of the Knickerhocker. 10 now .
Custom House clerk in New York. bro
ken down. aud premsiurely old.-Ex.
Louis Gaylord Clarke wss . twin bro
ther Of Willis Gaylord Clarke. who died
nearly thirty years ago. probably sged
thirty yesrs or mors. This would make
the age Of Louis Gaylord Clarke sixty
years or over. which eertsinly cannot be
called prsmstorely old.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

| '' - ~ By sending 50 cents,
with age. height. color Of eyes and hair. yea
will receive, by return mail. correct picture
of your future husband or wife. With name and
date Of marriage. Address w. FOX, ?. o:
Drawer No. -. Fultonviile. N. Y.
july7w4.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

Tie sharp featured esiitor of'hs 1--WE.
go Democrat recently hal a pointed chat
With sdi'gussea man. This is II q. Curse
Kansas" We heard fellow say The other
dsv. AZ We net hin gazing back TO his
wife's people in Emmet County. lows.
''ii has broken M more men than nll the
States 10 the Union. I'VE remarked
kindly. ''ynn are on yonr way back to
y"ur wife's peopl.. sinr yor:" Says he.
you mnst bc . fool " NJ yhs 81.
hn' ~e are MT on onr wsy to our wife's
folks to got them to support ~"
This man had been to Kansas four
times. anil dnr;ns the last four ys,r- has
done no'h'ng hat tr,vel bsck aud for.
ward 10 Kansas snd Iowa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

That Kessseky Democrat Who killed
himself the other dsy. becsass pegross
~ers alle~sd to vote. only followed the
exsupls Of bis party. which has bsss IN
. ehroaie eosditioa of las;-kay; for the
lest dirty yssrs on aoeeast ef ths color
ID pessos.-Gs zssses.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

SroT BUYrSa IioRsEs - DEPARTURE OF
THE Parry -Sro,tsd Tail and his party
were OFT y. terday- 10 rning whiting q .
different sale stables. for this purpose oi
hnving gnnI American horse f,r ga
member OF the party. Th. Gavernmn,
foo,s the bill. h,ving sgreei so tn 10 in
response To nq1'st made hy the Iuiirns
while in Washington Tns redskins
,hovs!,t il wss ore # their rights to 1--we
good horArs To take them home from the
terminus Of rt- railrosd. o. Red Clord
perfected a stsnITar negotiation.
Spot gave rvidepea Of Icing a good
in SO o! horse 4 sh in his sramin., On Of
the points and qualities Of the horse lie
went th'onch similar movements and gas-
tnrrs a. his white brethren GO through.
with the exception that he spoke not =
word until his Investigations cnnclnaed.
Then be turned to Capt Poole and said
someth'ng that sonnied very much like
"d-n hrap good" aud Capt. Poole con-
cluded 'hc bargain.
About fonr o'c'o~k yesterd,v afternoon
the pr,y left the citv not on horseback,
but by carrisgs. The carriages will
carry them as lar as Ysnkton. whs's ,hev
are expected tn lay aside lille Of their
elegance. straidle their free horsrs. and
g" IN their savage w-v rej,icing - Sioux
City Jonrnof. Jane 18th
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

Buggy for Sale.'
A FINE NEW TOP BUGGY for sale.
n Apply TO the subscriber. at 0ariock's
Saddle Shop, White Cloud.
june l6-.f. P.t. REMIER.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07
THE SECOND VOLUME or
A.H.STEPHENS

Great History of the War is nov ready. Agents
wanted. Send for circulars. with tsrma and
full description Of the -ork. Address Zeielsr
L McCurdy. Chicago. H., or Sc. Louis. Nc. :,
OF National Publishing Co, Cincinnati, Ohio-
iul,7s4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

&10 A DAY-Business entirely new and
RlU honorable. Liberal induce meuis De-
scriptive circu ars free. Address J. C. RAND
l. CO. Biddeford, Nc. july7a3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
THE PETITION FOR ANNEXATION A GENUINE
ONE

THE PETITION FOR ANNEXATION A GENUINE
ONE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Pan Mall Gazette
having doubted the genuineness of the petition Of
the colonists of British Columbia for independence,
&C., Mr.. Vincent COlyer in a note addressed to the
Washington Agent OF the Associated Press, denies
that. as charged American politicians had anything
to do with it, The petition was drawn and signed
by the citizens of Victoria without any ont
side influence whatever. The steamer Newberne
on which he passenger stopped there on her
way down from Alaska, and the signcrs requested
him to hand il to President Grant, which he did.
At the same time a petition was forwarded to the
Queen of England, different in its reasoning from
the other, but Of the same purport, in which they
ask Her Majesty if she will graciously permit the
colony to become portion of the United States, and
praying that she will such steps to be taken as
she, in her wisdom, will deem proper for the speedy
transfer Of the colony TO the United States. copy
of this petition recently submitted to the Senate
of the United States by Mr.. Corbett, together with
resolution in furtherance of the object, which was
referred TO the Committee on Foreign Relations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

FRANCE.
THE TROOPS ORDERED BACK-DANGER OF THE
SITUATION.
PARIS, Friday, Jan. a. 1870
The city is tranquil. No further danger OF out
break being apprehended the troops collected from
the neghboring garrsons have been ordered back to
their posts;
LONDON. Friday, Jan. II, 1870.
The Times has an editorial to-day on political az
fairs in France Referring to the NOir murder 1t
regrets NJ Olliyiers indulgence of the threats pub
licly made and thinks it impossible TO exaggerate
the danger of the situation at Paris
ADDITIONAL AMNESTY.
PARIS, Friday, Jan IA. 1870.
Gregg and the other conspirators against the life
OF the Emperor, who were tried and sentenced TO
transportation in 1854, are to be comprised IN the
general amnesty to political offenders.
GARIBALDI ON HIS WAY TO LoNDoN-LEDRU
R0LLIS.
Gen. Garibaldi passed through Paris to-day on his
way to London. Ledru ROllin will soon return to
France, and on his arrival here will institute pro-
ceedings before the High Court of Justice to recover
damages for the family of Victor Noir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
CUBA.

RESIGNATION OF GEN. DE RODAS-COUNr VAL
MAsEDA-THE LATE RE-ENFORCEMENTS-
RoUT OF THE sPANIARDs IN THE EAST.
HAVANA, Jan. 9-Gen. De Rodas has rendered his
resignation to the Provisional Government and 1t Is
to-day rumored in official circles that he has received
a telegram from Prim. giving some details of the
difficulties of tho Government and requesting him
to come home. His proclamation on Kings Day
to the inhabitants of Cuba looks very much
as if he were preparing the people to receive the
news that he is packing up. The appointment Of
Yalmaseda to a Internationally, at the
urgency of the volunteers indicates his possible sue
cessor, Remedies the 9Th inst. Nothing is heard
from Gen. Pueblo, and a dispatch from Nalmaseda
reached the palace yesterday reporting the arrival
of Lopez Camara at Santiago de Cuba, completely
routed He had horse killed, lost part OF his
staff and ne-third Of his men.