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In the debate on the tax bill on Tuesday
night, when it was passed. Senator Morton. who
favored the income tax and oppoeed the tax on
gross receipts, declared that the latter was "a
tax on many Railroad Companies that have u
borrow the money to pay the interest on their
bonds" that it was ga tax upon the men who
own the stock, and who have paid In their
money; tax on gross incomes where there are
no pronts-in many cases where there IL no
gain,-vhere there IL nothing left at the end of
the year, &C." How completely was this state
ment OF the matter annihilsted by the few
WORDS OF Mr. Corbett, who simply said 'sbut It
must be remembered that the railroads have a
right to add the tax to the passenger fare, and
therefore they are not losers by it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

- PrRsoss leaving the city for the summer
can have THE STAR mailed 10 their address by
ordering the same at the once. Terms 30 censs
per month.

Another batch OF Chinese have arrived at
New Orleans RIA the Pacific railroad, to work
Plantations The New Orleans papers think
the Chinese element i'm the South will b.coms
vry large ere long, and that tbe Celestial, will,
I'm great measure, take the place o. the ne
groes. Letters have been received In Wishing
ton within day or two stating there IL a pretty
decided feeling OF discomfort amongst the col
ored laborers in those localities In the South
where ii is propO ed to displace them by the
cheap coolies They 1.-THE colored meu) seem
TO think II pretty bard when they have Just
emerged fIom slavery, and are just beginning to
get fair wages for their labor, that they are to
be under bid and thrown out Of employment by
contract Cinnamon, brought here from a DIS
lance Of thousands of miles. 1t is probable thar
this feeling amongst the eelored men OF the
South will speedily nnd expression in the shape
OF remorstrance, and . petition to Congress
for relief 1t would be rather q singular change
OF situations IL Senator Sumner in his advanced
stand in behalf Of the yellow man, should find
himself srrsyed against the black man.
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Cost OF MANUFACTURED IcK-President
Barnard, OF Columbia College, New York. who
has made the subject one Of so much examina-
ton and study as to speak with authority in
relation to 1t, makes the statement that the
common belief in regard to the excessive cost
of srtihcially manufactured Ice rs quite erro-
neous- Its manufacture has long been carried
forward in France, and Mr. Barnard asserts his
conviction that it can be prepared In this coun-
try at less than quarter OF cent pound, and
be retailed to Customers at the rate of twenty
dollars a ton, and then pay fair profit 1t is to
be hoped that the enterprise of our people will
soon take the direction that will test the correct
ness of these views
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL CoSvENTIoNs.-
The annual meetings of the several National
Educational Conventions will be held In Cleye-
land, Ohio, August Is, 10, l., Is and 10, 1870.
The American Normal School Association
meets on Monday and Tuesday, August Is and
Is.
The National Superfntendents Association
will hold q business meeting on Tuesday, August
l6.
The National Teachers Association meets on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, August Il f.,
ls and 10.
The fare on railroads from New York and
Boston, and from all the large Western cities,
and the fare at hotels in Cleveland, will be ct re-
duced rates.
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III the suit Brsnnan O.. The Cent al Pacific
Railway, Of the institation Of which the toll
graph gave us some account yesterday, Is prose
cuted to final issue, the public will be very likely
to get some useful information as to how r;ch
p corporations in this country are brought into
being and managed; and 1t may slss be abe {,
learn how fer the immense subsidies in land and
money, granted by an easy-going Congress. q, e
applied to the pses tor which they are supposed
TO be voted The tight, if ii goes on, will liter
ally be battle Of the giants.
Sam Brannan, as he is Familiarity called, Is
about the only man in California who Is able
single hand and alone {, cope with such a
powerful monoroly as the g. p. R.R, Co. Dan
gerously rich in money, lands and valuable
franchises, and endowed with wonderful energy
boldnefs and persistence, he rarely takes ND the
cudge,s prleS- he means blood, whether his op-
pOnent be q corporation or less favored private
individuals than himself; and he generally gets
what be goes for. Our only fear ia this ca e is,
that a few millions OF dollars will change hand,
and that the suit in question will be dropped or
dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

The student OF the forthcoming census reports
will probably be surprised at the enormous In
crease in personal wealth in this country in the
short time elspsing between the last payment of
taxes and the taking of the census. How far
this increase Is traceable to the natural desire
in individuals to appear well OF where such dis
play costs nothing. we have no means of know
ing, but we do not doubt that much OF it Is due
TO that weakness Of human nature. From what
we hear, according to the census returns the
wealth Of the country will appear TO be nearly
twice what II was q year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

The Wall street markets were s)rne What an
settled yesterday afternoon, by the many tsie-
grams from Washington M regar TO tse fran
cial legislation, and also the warliSe rum,rs
from Europe. The money market continu 5
easy, although in some quarter rather more iu-
quiry Is reported Call loans range from tn
per cent. while prime bus; ness notes are Dis
counted at 5x TO per cent -
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BALTIMORE, July 7.-Cotton duh and nominal 1913,
lor mlddline Flour auet aud steady, with sales Of
s sS at gas Howard street super fine. e5.s0a
S1fy Ills snpsrhne 9s 5os96 U.s. do extra. $500,
81 %; 10 family. S7-25aSl0: Westeru en- Der fine
g .oas6; do. extra, Ss 25aS6 IS: do family, 3 9ss
SlS; me hour. SssS5,2s. Wheat dull and lower
Maryland at q Asa9 u 80; new white, SI sa ii 10:
Penn Pspnsylyanis, u toASl.s3; Western, Sl-OaSl s..
Torn irregular: Prime white 81 %; yellow. d u5a
sizes Oats dull at 61af4c. Pork auiet ct $50 7sa a3
Bacon nrm and M re active: Shoulders. lE<c rib
ky In fair demand at 100 ash -
bALrTMoRE, July 7.-yirgiuia SIS, old g. do new
6s; North CarofiDa's, old, S.; now, 36is
NEW XoRI. July 7.-Stocks very weak Money 3,
rs Bonds, nt. Virgins SIS, ex coupon, 6eI
new, 65- NorthCarolinA's 9. old, 50; new s.
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MURDER AND ROBBERY IN VIRGINIA-Mr
Anderson, an aged merchant of Pittsylyania
county, and father of the State Senator from
his store robbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

Lone BLAND CITY ELKcTIoN.-The first
eit ction in Long Island City, Tuesday, for NUM-
entire democratic ticket. Many of the demo-
cratic nominees were endorsed BY republicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

RKsIeNATIoN.-Prof. W. ID. Cooke, principal
Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum of Frederick
Md: for the past two years, rendered his resig-
the board of visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

Five hundred Chinamen yesterday left San
Francisco for the East
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

The NATIONAL CAMP MKRrINe.-Commen-
cling on the 18th Of the present month and con
tinuiDg until the 22d, national camp meeting
OF Method'sfs will be held at Darlington, Md,
thirty miles from Baltimore. and directly on
the line Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

An answer by the president Of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company to the suit and
heavy charges brought against IL by Samuel
Brannan, declares them false and malicious,
brought only to extort money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

Those who are in favor OF free sugar are not
entirely without hope, even With the present
appearances against them. They entertain the
belief that in conference committee those rep
resenung the House will probably insist on
striking out the Senate's rates ON sugar, and
that II this Is done the consequent deficiency In
the revenue under the tar bill as Ii win then
stand viii require the tar on gross receipts to be
restored. This Is Just what the country wants.
Free Sugar and Tax on Monopolies.
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NJ RoACHxs, RATS AND AIC1.
AlRNy ERF1CTUAL vERMIN POISON VII
ipfaibly destroy thess Pesta- ed - Dsrfecty saf
been extsnavely sueeessfuiy used In this city
Price Is cents Dsr boz. Sold, wholesale and 70
bv Druegists generally. wyN-hs
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OF THE WATER REGISTRAR.
S CRY HALL.
WASHING TON, d. c. June % 1870
sse RI. Po:omac Aqxesnct Wafe-

WASHINGTON, d. c., June ., 1870.
To all who sse rae Potomac Aqxesnct Water
In ccpseeunce Of the excessive and waste OF
rs,Snsc ASueauet " ater BY residents ~ the lover
ues are DEPRIVED 81 their share Of water some being
estoa entrely when. with proper economy, there y
in.rdsr iSss The residents Of the upp.r part. Of
" city may be protected, a, far as possible, in N
shsre6y given Cha. all unnecessary use q he same
mus mIM mmedistely cease; and thst the Vorpofston
duct water under penalty Of not less than i've
nor more than twenty dollars, will be risidly en-
The wag through hana hose for washing
a sorses, carriages &c for building purposes cen
or Fountains. must Be isn3sse tt discon'innea
Ssterns q streets and Sidewalks will be re
Hsy Setr.eS sunsss and one hour
-. ) II CRANE, Water REGISTRAR
''e' 'pp'%Si'eS q. ExERY, Mayor.
Df'.ass e.: G n ..s
The members Of the Mstrop iit.n Police Force are
guilty guilty Of violating the reauiremeas q the above
Dg iss [R.pi Major and s ssS%SMSsa
~''rihssssu s * 5Ht oo s41ISsAL UNION
sif 4 So dSsfIs n
It e s er sasns S T S hs
avenue, MoNDAf. July IL, slo. Polls pen from
ly = fl0'N p NOBLE D. LARsrE, Secretary.
NFOFFIoE sECrY BOARD OF aIALTH,
uSS,1 WAsHINs IoN, D: C., June 90. $50;
tsE sfif 6 :. No. os sss s 81 #.
O% ssisa fY'f Il. ssrTs1ser1.Lp, N. D, Sect.
.. II III. !. Us 4. M X
n. Sunday School q - 9. coS
SPEcIAL ATTENTION called to the following
Sst OF WHITE GOODS Just received from the
75dozep Ladies Hem stitched Handkerchiefs war
ranted all linen, 12 cents apiece, worth = cents
100 dozen Gents, Linen yHemmed Handker chiefs.
So dozen, worth @3; 100 dozen Linen Hemmed
Handh srchefs, ~ dez:, worth s3 100 doz. Gents
Linen Haa9kerchieis, % doz worth 9AsO.
De yards Victoria and Bishop Lawn, % cents per
yard worth IS cents. 30 yards ditto, IS cts, worth
IS cents.
:, Another lot Of Bird eye Diaper. ~, Is. IL and
IS cents per yard. r i
Piques and Briliants, very cheap.
BUT Linen for suits. -
Great bargains ia Hosiery and Linen Towels.
Cali and examine before buving lsevhere
EMORY BAXTER,
- d.. 49,
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NJ OFfICE Oh The METH0.o,,-r
u3 RAILROAD COMPANfvLiIAN
CoESER OF Nav foRk AvK.ANDH IRA ~
The annual meeting. of the stockholisrs Of ~.
g. "sIy, f"s tse ees.ion VI DIRECTORS Tor che ems
ine Iesr. -. Be h.,u a,
1Ssned ss Z sts s & asu o The ,s: I'm
VIEW Ao0sE, Secretary. Prs:idsaf.
Jels-<otd
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BOARDING.

- ooMs AND BOARD FOR Is PER MIX
h TABLE BOARD 50 PER WEEK, in a de-
siTable location. street, between Sd and 9TH, No
$40. Nv KS
ErIksT-CLAss Board, WITH PL0AsA6T
- lROHT Rooms, 70 be haA on reasonable terms.
q 1901, cor. Psnnsyivania avenue and 18th stree1
Good location and soesaiSls. GhS-T
, 1870-03-03

SPRINGFIELD. March 9.
TIE LEGISLATIVE KErOKT RAILROAD hCuScA1F-
T1oSa
The convention net At 10 O'Clock.
Discussion was resumed on MI, Wa1IB proposed
ado!uoral amendment, that none bat ta1.rayers
he allowed to So:e upon subscriptions 10 zaa-
M. NEEcE, OF NcDonouah. moved to strike
CIT the nao::at:oa as 10 TAXPAYERS. Carried
TIE uec::on wns than adopted as amended
ayes, 10; pa3e, 16- Ills as folio IS:
,hsss sssse.. i IN eissss q etasr Is
lux IN of donate III noney u othes ri0Iy 10 ID
s Az "a 2ssl :.ei
fs faaEI ,i e aunonnoed ihat It ne recon-
menda,ions of he Committee Of The Whole % the
legislative report nAy.ng been disposed Of, the
,son ey secsioo, By ihe convention. a. discussion
entued on The thru eect1op, a. 70 the age Pre-.
acriot for members Of the LeE1slatore
Nj. ROBINSON, Of Richlano. mo1ed 70 amend
sec.ion was finally adopted vttnoat auendEent.
The fourth section cccasioned debate ~ 10 the
DuMheT Of representative dlstI1ct&- There were
uuuerous amendments offered but tue sect!oa
Was adopted without change
,;o, ii Hh!c6 1equiIes tic SECRETARY Of s!ate 10
s:1oe stempo1.r. cf organ - 1stion i eaecsed Lost
| The section was b3cpted+
Nj. Coi'1, Of UnPaRe, moved to amend Sec
| ton is 70 hat TO Improvement fo1 contempt of
ether legislative house snail continue ios more
| MI. HAYES, Of tooE, nored 70 amend sht
etenteenth section b. adding the fouowlsx: j.
; 81: ;hi ~ + saasi osa !: ee
ttvec helG:ns tlre rata or gEatcasS tso .oJ fail
ri Tb.ss pass system 1a4 ore Of those deuorallz
ing .nls s. Enles, w!ta oshff a2ases' SEoT 90
,ns ~ sos ao. TO oes
Ino state oucers, and 10 the Iadge
Of The sur:eme and Circuit conr1 III orer tn
| Il he In wSeE pEEpl
, 1870-03-03
WISC0N SIN.
A Pcr1onnl rEucountcF BctxTccn
LcCaslntors-Thc Capifnl-RcuaovAt
1'ro]ect-Ehc DuvnIl FtuFdcr EFlu1
ut ElkhoEu.

A Pcr1onn1 Encounter BctxEccn
LeCaslntors-Thc Capitnl-RcmovAt
IsFo}ect-Ehc Duxn5l Murder EFiu1
ut ElkhoFn.
Special Despatch 10 TIC Cncagc Tzlouac.
MADISON, March 2
A ptESora1 c1counter at the Villas House, be-
tween couple OF Senators, hss been the town
talk to-day. Last week, daring dcoate IL the
senate On soIuc ClatES for military service, Scr3-
tor Cla,k having boa.te Of his consistency IL or
Pc stpg all appropriations by the state 10 old a
sensc q Is "a 70 1seG
edlJ taken 0ccaaion 10 make drives at dus1oK tne
o9s the 10 p, a o. e
var, ard called him tome pretty hard
names. To-day, as Senator Nill!ams vas
ta!x,rg With . tr:ena. clars, who had inresseeed
rome re'ract'ou or mobilization q the etIeRsIse
9; se p s 70
the blox, when the PARTIES were separated ny
Hon. l. Z, Sloan, ara CLARK eoniented himself h5
eensms n n !a ~ aS sa1 M
regarded as entirely nnjnst.nahie and viii pzooa-
| biz be II qu'red into by the Senate:
wauEee DO not seem ye1J sapEul1e Of saesess To-
night. and some o. them a'e not ScsE brilliant ad-
| EIxHoKr, Wts., Mascn 2-Duyall's trial IL pro-
crowded LAT evening. DeteEdans's counsel Ee-
ed 70 he ospns sre,e5 q ae Il Ae
case. Several vitnettea we're exac'lneo tnts morn
trg. The interest IN the case Is unaoated- Q1ltt
! medical Vltueteea we're called 1ocay snd thel
| teatlnouy will be tue moss hEccs and Important
| set given. Professor NAn:a. OF CHICAGO who Eadt
the chemical aca]ylls. will be examined this aitef
MILWAUKEE, March 9.-Toe TWO last T1ct:11s d
the Aeroeere dtssster died To-day, after eotlsrin
/ CArn}fre JnktAr moth Of the National Hotel
, 1870-03-03
PUGILISH,

Tho Fight Between Edwards nud
ColiYcr, on nm Island near nTstic,
Conn.-EdWArds tho Winner In
EoFtysono Roundss
MYSTIC. Conn. March 2-Tne n1h. between
H,fy Edwards aEd Sam Co,lser, tor the light
weight championship Of Auerlch and &!.nr9 .
side, came OF this morning on MJ8tc Is.Rns.
about seven miles from New L9u10o, sad resulted
in victory for Edwards, after fo:tS.or fo1nds.
the combat lasting foEty.seven mtEntee. Elw a-ns
gave Co!lyer the afst b;oN, which sounded all
over tho r1cg and drew tortn 1ou. cheers II
the tecnrd round EdHarua BsrucK Coliyer
terrific blow on the forehead. drawing
the tlrst HOOD, and Knocking Iosl1cs OF his feet
Edwards had the beat of the t1Qht !rom the he
ginning, puui4hluG CoEEer fea1fnllT Abont the
head and face, and frequently k-ocktnR him
down. 10 the forty first round GOLFER came up
LOOKING dt1uesseh- bnt snnEht Gsmely. EdTatds,
however, Struck hn rhTee umeG in guccesslOn.
every blow sounding n! over she HnR, the IntI'i
Knocking him down As !! dead His escoods then
threw up the erouRe- Edwards vas loudly
cteered. Coliyer WIS Carried TO the hotel, where
be- vomlted and remalned insenesoc eoo:.dera'
turning from the eight, the crowd co1pf:sng the
adhefenis OF both 6ides IN DeaE7 eq18! nImoers,
behaved IN Al trreproachAb1e manner.
NEW YORK, March f-Annsher light for tae
championship Of light weights u talked Of. seS
eral sporting men o.ntght offered 10 back Charlie:
Kelley aE1'nar Billy E9Nn1dk 4 mach Hn
probably be a,Ts-ged in a few d8ys-
Edwards WAS only slightly 1n1nreh IN the 6Kh
| to-day. but Coll5er Is severely blnleet, and al
physicians RaY his dec1h fruu Internal tnj7:1es
cot improbable.
, 1870-03-03

KC4UKS UF CTRI5ISG3 ULs1hps
MADRID, March 2--REmoss Of m extensive
r!slLg ol Cari!sts In Northern Spa!n aIe conuA.
dicteo but It Is admitted that agents OF the party
are very actlyn luit now, IN al the provinces, an
have eer Oh foot movements at va1iols poant1
which, however, hare 80 iaf been Insignificant and
easily checked
Fight OVER TIE rR1vArE rRoTERfr or IsABE1LA
An the private property Of ex.Qaeen Isabella,
remaining In Spain, has been eneasgped By her
husband. to prevent the waste Of their children
Inheritance. The Countess of G!rxente,
the daughter Of 1kaoe!la, has commenced Legal
proceedings asa1ns: her husband foz squacderlug
kht dnHfY
, 1870-03-03

TIE HOMESTEAD IAWS-ExEATTioSs.
MI sEhS ea @ taH i on raes o
iees, under the Homestead llRb, nonorably dis
charged sold,eIa snd saiofs. Pasted.
PERSONAL kxrLANA11oE-
te1rcd to an edtor1al Ii the New YoEk Heyult, and
ts:d 1hht he had made no cadet appolutme11 and
ttid not know that be had any TO make. hut when
be had one to make, he vonld make 1t from his
BR1pGr HILL
Mi. BENNETT, from the Committee on CON-
mesce. reported. BY unanimous consent hal gu.
tao,zinE ne eonsHooaon aea matn!e9anSe Q. ~
mailing 1t post road I'assed.
| and CaI.n!r, reported 4 bill e7au.iug lands anA
| 11fh. ot way for rat!road from St JA1c5, No,
L.ns s;' R9sk At5 5,o,..,-, ,e,o,, giving ana,
| Ii. 1NGERsoLL explained that most Of ne
land PROPOSED 70 oe s,1n'e ns zen ~ o shs m1 ena
Ject to entry nteen yeas .. 1sK cents An AcEc,
| OI nee uItcr the Homestead lar.
| -Mf HOLMAN Inquired a. to the Qn1nIty OF
III. iSGEKs0LL sald Ii vas eallmaiel s, 6so, ,c09
| acres, extending over distances OF about a3
Objection was made that tho b!ll should haze
| hten reported from the COMMITTEES on F1otie
IAnds aud not from the Committee on Koatl aud
Mr. BCRDETT exp!s,ned that no: one acre Of
ten o! tie land proposed 10 BE- eianted ~ ~ tos
settlenens and sntxato1 II Nason "a mt 1nn
kaoEn. u sue ,na1; nn,n - d.re1on X. miner.
o. tn!s ~ [,on sn Iasse tos sau al,
| o. nNAeess VI sH'' 'ss'S" 0-e A@-~ ~
tah.e. ,,. ~, ,,.. ,.a bac,, e.,a h.
nts ro"oano TnIdeI1 1T hint M mo norcrtT Of Ica;
| uH ColtAk"e tDu1let@| ao1ut tuT pssSA - ~ ,a.1
land tor asf!cou[ai PURPOSES Mn9on. Ne olSu
| irfsh,ie1 m ms hnndrnd saart The Tnn]e 64q.
t9o acres cou1d moi be- soIa Tor fc40 to any mat
who travelled through that TrBlon-
II. MCCORMICK made statement to the same
eHtcL The land had been in the market for thirty
IN ac;c, md had not been taken mp even at taa
, 1870-03-03

NEW ToRE. March .,
TIE ExrREss CoATAS1Es' TRANSFER OF ROUTES.
The tranafe1 Of the Express lines originally aur-
rendered by The Adams Company to the Amesl-
can ned Merchants Clton, began yesterday, aud
Fill take several days 10 complete. Tue Adams
Company Is receiving back the lines that it gaze
Up come Jcara ago, and pala s6Co,ooo to the
other company. II paid o1e-thlrd Of that amount
to.dny, and will pay the balance Al fast as 1t
comes into Its posseattou. This money lnc1uies
only tie surrcncct Of the bus!ccss- All properly
that ls etStn up Will be appraised and paid for
separately. The lines thua Transferred are
geEe1sny side lrez, all the companies
retaining tier great through routes eas: and
west. The territory west Of the Mlsa1sa!ppt re.
Eaius as heretofore. The relations Of ali the
companies 10 each 0the1 a{u entirely harmonious,
ar there Is TO truth IN the ranor Of another ex-
press Tar. The orerlnnd business Is stcllllJ IT,
crtas1ng, and the ttatyc to California ria rla1ma
IS sprepott.ona;e!y declining.
WALL STREET.
There IS considerable actlsitY On Wall street,
taorgh less excitement than last week. There
Is quite rush to sell boEd5 By small holdera, md
the ptessure has carried down the market. The
railway market was quite active With increased
t,uancss, especially IN Northwestern, Lake Shore,
a. 1s3ck 1slacd. Northwestern shares were the
eneciA feature, and TRANSACTIONS were said to
cursr twenty thousand sh1res, The money mar
ket is easy ut 10 per cent On governments. bl!
| active amorg atock khrofeEs a:6 per ceht
TO TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
NfTso.GlN CEhlaE EArLt@!5S.
! NEW YOHK, Mlfch IA terrible explosion OF
nitro. .eltcefine occnrrfd to day at the fleetwood
lsace course, row beng conssroc'cd lo Nor
nrd IL4e Others tese1e!y wounded.
| THE EDEAnElI NEElItS-
MI. Mecian u better, aid Physicians say h1 T1sl
THE CANALS.
, 1870-03-03

luto Execution, and that he wou:d car1y out his
insuuosions whenever this Euccur was css11ed to
CAora1. under the HsJtlen, or any other nag.
THIS menace created much e1ctteusnt In Il syt1
=. Ha4 regarded In Some quarters as an act Of
~,r Tne Admiral, after the interview, steamed
ofT "a caoa uRJueu. The HaJtlens assert that
Fnef+,n v..zA.ls are conYsytng support to cabfal.
rr,th thx co.,cnrr2uce Of the British ADMIRAL md
thn. Ann uni Porter u consistent In warning od
ali s,mn~,nt.. .1s with CahrAl be will necessarily
come tn cout1ics with the B1stsh IN those wa:ef1.
pvrnp~. y cuBlN succEssEa
4 l.r,., - ~ e. 'vnm Havana, asd February.
saya the xno,a cnco m ~ district has fallen into
the nands Of the pa111oss, \ s ..ats ~ ..,,,a
been ordered from Havana to- .~s..a.,.
district Of camagueJ. On Re a'rA. 80 10 rs,nseaa
occupied the s1zar estates Of Anton ..,s.a,
two leagues from ralnuttus and seV1 ~ ~.
from the city Of Colon,-she headquarters
fseaess sugar country On the Rla0t-a14d ~
Adrices had fortified themselves.
o1HKN CUBAN 1rExA
HAyASA. March 2-FttEare letters announ e
that Geteyal jordan has resigned The cucmaun
u chief Of The lpsursent forces, and Besnaoe Va
tons, allds Be1bes'a, has been appointed In his
place The statement u not confirmed.
The troops recently discovered TWO ca1uo1,
buried by the rebels near Ramon, and brought
them 10 Santiago. Tae5 had seErre engage
ment With The rebelF, who endeayoxcd to recap
lure the Quue, but were repolsed.
The carnival Is unusuaily quiet No disturbance.