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Cuban who loved his country had doubt.
The President merely said Well, am sure you are
confident your emancipation of the slaves can but
meet with the hearty approval of all Christian
nations. am glad you have called. gentlemen. The
Cubans shook hands with the President and
withdrew. They then proceeded to the Navy De
partment, where they had an interview with Secre-
tary Robson and Vice-Admiral Porter. The inter
view with these officials was of personal and pri-
vato nature. They have not yet called Secretary
Fish, who said to-day that he would of course receive
them as private gentlemen.
COURT-MARTIAL DECIsIoNs-NEws FROM THE
FIELD.
HAVANA March "a military court-martal has
been in session in this city for the trial of persons
accused of causing the riot in the Vllanueva Theatcr
last year OF the number tried, Senior Bramoseo,
Vades, POns, Cisneros. Rivero, and Valiente have
been found guilty of the charge and sentenced to
death. Seniors Santaclia, PARA and Latorre, also
trial on the same charge, were acquitted. All OF
the allowed named are in the City of New-YOrk.
The Prensd states that the number of insurgents at
Guines exceeds one hundred. The Diario says that
ffty-six of the number have been killed by the
troops; and, according to Geographic dispatches
from that quarter, the rest are completely sur
rounded.
The Havana journals contain accounts Of the dis
persng and killing of 200 insurgents belonging TO the
band of Maxine Gomez near the town of Bayamo.
party of insurgents attacked the Ammonia panta-
tion near Santiago de Cuba, and killed six of the
operatives The Freemasons lately arrested for hold
ing a meeting are still in Jail
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ROME.


PROSPECTS, OF AN EARLY VOTE ON INFALLlBlLlI1
DEMAND OF CATHOLIC POWERS TO HAVE
REPRESENTATIVES, AT THE COUNCIL NE
GERMAN BISHOPS AGREED TO OPPOSE The
CONTEMPLATED DOGMA.
ROME Wednesday. March p 1870
The Pope temporizes. hoping TO obtain vote on
the dogma of Infalhbiiy prior to the arrVal Oh INC
French Commissioner
LONDON, Wednesday, March O. 1870
The German and Austrian Bishops at the document
cal Council have agreed to oppose the proposition OF
Availability. as well as a.. other new dognas. IL Is
generally hoped the Pope will not precipltaVe I"
collision with the European powers
Among the propositions before the Gcunenlcai
Council is one declaring the Pope infalible IN mat
ters of faith and practice.
PARIS Wednesday, March O. 1870
1t IS understood that other Catholic powers VIII
Join France IN her demands for special representa-
ti,cs in tho O2cumeuical Council The Prince de la
Tour d Auvercuc-I .auragnais viii probably be APP
pointed as one of these representatives.
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CUBA.
GEN. QUEsADAs INTERVIEW WITH THE PREsI-
DENT,

GEN. QUESADAS INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESl-
DENT
WASHINGTON March 9.--Gen Quesada and COL
Varona OF the patriot army of Cuba in company with
Nj ID. Ruiz the Secretary of the Cuban Junta, had
an interview with President Grant to-day Gen
Dent introduced the visitors. and MIR. RulZ, VINO
speaks English very well informed the President
that they had called to pay their respects to the
Chief of the great American Republic. He said
the two officers of the Cuban army present were
well known by their exertons for the independence
Of their country during the past year. They had
here 10 disprove the false stories circulated
by the Spanish Government and officers. The Pro-
clamatiOn Of emancipation was issued by Gen. Ces-
pedes and the order has been strictly carried out in
all cases Wherever the Cuban flag waves there is
freedom. The former slaves in large numbers are
in the army and fight as men fight who are strug-
Cling for the freedom Of themselves and their aml-
lies At the request Of Gen. Cespedes Mr. Ruiz
handed the President several New York newspapers
containing accounts Of his statement of the condition
of affairs in the island and Of the system of warfare
adopted by the Spanish and volunteer forces. The
President took the papers, and said he would read
the reports. He then asked what was the con-
diton of the people in the revolution
airy districts, and that of the Cuban army. To
these queries Col. Varona, who also speaks
English replied that in the part of the island held by
the patriots the people got plenty TO eat and were
oontented but that devastation always followed the
track of the volunteer forces He said the Cuban
army was strong and in good condition, and that
they did not require ask any material aid from
this Republic but simply it's moral cOuntenance, It's
moral support They desired belligerent rights
Their cause was good and Just they were hghtlng
70 nd themselves Of foreign yoke. Of the
ultimate success of the Republican army OF
Cuba, neither he nor his General. nor any
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE CONSERVATIVE RANCUET-GROwING OPPO-
sIrIoN TO THE EDUCATION BILL.

TIE CONSERVATIVE BANQUET-GROwING OPPO-
sITION TO THE EDUCATION BILL.
LONDON. Wednesday, March O. 1870.
The Conservative Association held banquet to-
night at the City Terminus Hotel Mr. H. NJ Fowler
NJ. 7. for Falmouth occupied the Chair. He was
supported on the right 10y the Duke of Marlborough
Lord Hamilton. Sir J. Pakington. Messrs G. W.
Hunt and j. r. Mowbray, and Sir John Hay; and on
the left bv the Duke of AbeIcom, the Earl of Aber
gayenuy Sir Stafford NorthcOte, Mr.. Lyall and
others Some 400 guests were present including
most of the principal men of the Conservative party
MI Disrae was unable TO attend.
There Is a growing opposition to Mr.. Forsters Edu-
cation bill especially among Non-COuiOrmIsts in
the House of Commons tins evening bill establish
ing a rate to provide for the maintenance OF minis
tiers Inanses in Scotland rejected by majority
of III. The House adjourned.
Letters from the Earl of Derby, the Marquis of
Salisbury, and Lord Lennox, were read regrettmg
their unavoidable absence. Lord George Hamilton,
IN the course of his reply TO toast made reference
10 what he termed the cheese-parine policy of the
Administration toward the army. This hit was re-
oeived with loud applause.
SirJB Pakington responded in.the name Of what
was still left Of the army Its bravery, discipline,
and efficiency, would be the same through all time.
The policy of the present Government was con-
demned by all parties To discOnnect the army and
reduce its force by a. coo men was injudcious econ
omy 1t was easier to dissolve than to reGmbody the
army Happily the country had another force, In
dissoluble armed with truth, namely the Conserva
tive party, enlisted to defend longestabhshed nsu
tutions not excepting the Irish Church.
Mr.. Belcher responded for the Navy and Mr
Beresford for the Volunteers. The Chairman pro
posed the health Of the leaders OF the Conservative
party, and eulogized the late Lord Derby.
LII odd h.. aarf W.
now ina minority in Parliament hence all It's battles
were fought outside London had ever been faithful
70 Conservatism, which growing in all the great
cepters of trade and manufactures and was sure OF
future ascendency Other speeches followed and the
party broke up at a late hour.
John Bright is rustcating in the mountains OF
Wales. His health has improved.
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oo,srcr1crjr suNpAyscHooL CONVENTION

Nnw-HAvEN, March IA permanent organ
a,on Of the Sunday school Convention was effected by
~, choice az Henry r. Haven OF New London President,
and the following VicePresdents W. Slower OF West
Hartford John T. ,searles jr, Of NewHaven George NJ
Woodruff OF Lchfeld W II. Potter o. Grot3n r bnt.
ION of Greenwich j. W. GrgRs OF Wlhdhhin' D. '" ROD
on VI =, uiIdle.ef and j. W. Siickney Of Holland
Srrrsts,ies"W j. Fletcher Of Waterbury, T. r Merwln
- $500. STANLEY r. Warren OF Bridgeport. The re-
cnuty secretarios showed pleasing increase
Ia the number OF schools scholars Teachers ana n,eres.
generaIIy dnTing the past years Addresses were made
fy en-, Nv w r Gage Of Hartford, the Rev D. H. VIM
cent of Newark and others. The genera DISCUSSIONS
were very Interesting, and calculator W sp"o h0"
iuLo the workers Ia tho cause.
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GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH,

The following nominations were sent to the Senate TO-
day:
RB.d, 10 be Assessor for the Third District
OF Louisiana.
Jed p &. BmmODs 10 be Uuited States Attorney lot VIC o
District Of Florida ,,.A.
Bejamin j. waters Chief Justice Of the supreme Court Of Idaho
Territory.
Henry VI. Martin Assistant Surgeon 10 the NAVY.
Master Pbes Sheppard to be Lieutenant the retired list
The Senate Finance Committee were equally divided
today-three against hreeon tho propriety OF passing
the House resolution extending the time for the WIN.
drawa OF spirits in bond TO three years from the date OF
entry, with charge Of cent gallon per mouth lot
each month the spirits remained In bond after the nrst
year. half OF the Committee report simply that the
resolution do not pass and the other hall report
that two years time in bond should be given, with
charge Of cent per gallon month on the spirits IN
bond after the first year. 80,
Private dispatches received here day report that COL
John Wilder, editor OF The Journal OF Commerce al
Kansas City Missouri killed today by James Hutch'
insOn. Death was lnstan taneons.
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THE uAuNEMAsS MEDICAL COLLEGE.

PHILADELPHIA, March 9, 1S7O-The annual
commencement of the Hahnemann Medical College OF
Philadelphia place in the Academy OF Music to-day
brilliant audience witnessed the exercises which were
interesting and instructive throughout The Veneraoo
~ Constantine Herring, Dean Of the Faculty, ana re-
rded az the father of homeopathy IN America pesueu
The oneniug prayer delivered by the Key. Ed"aiu
W Aupleton. Prot. C. O. Rhne, NJ d., meinDer Oh 'ho
I.nnlir " delIyered The YaIedlctOry address.
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SPAIN.

THE PORTO RICO BUDGET-EXTRA PAY TO THE
SOLDIERS IN CUBA.
MADRID Wednesday, March Q. 1870
In the Cortes. yesterday. Senior EscOriaza, one of
the Deputies from Porto Rico, thanked the Minister
of the Colonies for introducing the separate budget
for that Island He said it a conclusion which
Porto Rico had vanly sought for the past 30 years
The Cortes have voted pay for extra service to
soldiers of the army Cuba for their share in actions
with the insurgents.
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LAWLEssNEss IN WEST yIRGINIA-MILITARY AID
TO BE INVOKED.

WHEELING, March 9.-Unlted States Marshal
Slack writes from Charleston, Kanawha Co.. the recently
selected capital OF the State under date Of March that
an organized band OF armed KuKlux appeared in the
town IN open daylight the morning of the I'd nst and
opened the Jail and released the prisoners The alers
were threatened with death they any alarm The
The organization said to be extensive and the civil
authorities are pOweress In view OF the speedy removal
of the capital Charleston, the Governor Will call upon
the General Government for military aid to suppress law
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and Executive Appropratons,bll. They have already
reduced the appropriations on various matters One
million was struck out from the appropriations Tor the
collection OF Internal Revenue. They carefully scrut
ME every item and mean to cut of all unnecessary ap
propraons in every OF the Government and
seem 10 be more radical for economy than the House.
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RUSSIA.

MR.. BURLINGAME's SUCCESSOR.
ST PETERSBURG, Wednesday March Q, 1870
J. McLeary Brown has been appointed provision
ally Chief of the Chinese Embassy, vice Mr. Burlin-
game, deceased.
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stop for nothing but to save life, and did not thlns m
at risk this the pilot told me tbe rP' ""
close at hand, and there no danger
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WASHINGTON.

THE CASE OF JUDGE BRADLEY-sAS DOMINGO
VOTING ON ARCHAEOLOGICAL INCREASE
IN THE REVENUE RECEIPTS-THE FUNDING
BILL STILL UNDECIDED-PAssAGE OF THE
BILL AUTHORIZING TUNNELS UNDER TIE
NORTH AND EAST RIVERS-THb AIRLINE
A II.AL
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THE INDIANS.

THE EXPEDITION AGAINST THE PIEGAN TRIBE
GEN. SHERIDAN IN DEFENSE OF COL.
BAKER.
The following dispatches concerning the late
gnt between Col Baker and the Piegan Indians ID Mon
tana, are published:
GEN SHERIDAN TO GEN. SHERMAN.
HDQRs. MILITARY DIVISION OF THE MISSOURI
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THE AMERICAN ACCOUNT.

STATEMENTS OF TIE URvIyoRs-INIuMANC CON
DUCT OF THE OFFICERS OF THE BOMBAY
INTENSE PUBLIC FEELING AGAINST THEM
PROGRESS OF THE OFFICIAL INYLsTiGA'
TfDN.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-14

The Broad Gauge, Double Track
Route
BETWEEN THE
ATLANTIC ClTIES
WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM -
Cincinnati to New York 900 Miles,
Cleveland to New York S25 Niles.
Dunkirk to New York 460 Miles
Buffalo to New York l23 Niles,
Rochester to New. York $50 lilies,
~ % TO 27 MILES. s.THEi SHORTEST
RoUTE.-s.
New and Improved Coaches are run from Cincn
natl, Dayton. Urbana, Marion, GALLON, Mansh 10,
Ashland, Akron, Cleveland, Warren, Meadvile,
| Duukirh, Buffalo and Rochester TO t-ls..-i. -
New YGrk without Change,
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
In snd after Monday. November 10, 1884, trains
will leave Meadviile at the following hours, viz.
FRANKLIN nI:ANCH..GoiugS south.
| IEAvR
Aieadville Gas A. NJ 10 As A. NJ, l,sO r. NJ, AIS AN
AHRIvE:
ti'tiSt,.' uil City, $50 $50 /" $50 $50 s,C0"
FRANKLIN BRANCA-.Going North.
| LEAVE:
Oil City, 4,15A.n, e,ooA, II, as +, NJ, eco P, NJ.
ARRIVE:
Meadville, SIS 11,25 7,l5 n,45Z"
GOING WEST.
3.45 a. NJ. DAY FyPREsS, daily. Mopdays
excepted, for Cleveland, Cicninrat and the West
and South. Connects at Car6srille Sundays eX-
capted for Sharon Newcastle and PITT sburgh; at
Leaviitshurg for Youngstown and Sharon; at Ceve.
and with Lake Shore Railway. for tie West and
Norih-Wes; at RavennG, Sundays excepted. for Al.
lance and Pittsburgh; at Akron. Sundays excepted
fr Oryille and Milershurg, ar Urlana with Pitts
burCh, Cincinnati and st. Louis Railw ay .or Indian
ap1is, and at Cincinnati with the Ohio u Missis
| sippi Railway, for St. Lonis aud the south and
South-West.
Seering Coaches are attached to this tain at
HOrnellsyle, running tAroughto Cleveland without
| change.
| 9.i5 a. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL, daily. sundays
| excepted. for cleveland and the West and North
| West Connects at Clarksvile for Sharon, Newcas-
| tie and Pittsburgh, and at Cleveland W III Lake
| Shore Railway for he Vest and NorthW
$50 +. III. NIGHTs EXPRESS. daily, FOR
| Ceye and. CihcLnaii aGdth West ond sOyth -
Connects NJ Leay;t sburg, Srnda excepted, for
Young town; nj Cleveland with Lake shore aaj-
way. ior tire W est aud North West: and at tincin
nnii with the Ohio s; Mississippi railway for st.
Louis and tho SoEth and South West
a Sleeping Coach Is attached 10 this train at New
York, rInnig through TO Cincinnati.
II.sO a NJ. ACCOMNoDATT0N, suhiays
excepted, for Leavttsburg ard Way Stations, con
| L Iecting for You gstown.
800 p. W. FREIdHT.,& ACCOMMoDA-
iIUN, daily.
7.I5 =. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays ex.
tpted.
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GOING EAST.

|. II.36 A. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily,
con Meeting ut Cory, SuudA executed for Warren,
Pa, Mayvilie, Brocton aud ritusyille. ard daily
| or Erie; at Elmj'a with Northern Central Railway
or Wilairsport. H.rriibur,. Philadelphia and Bal
| imorc and at New York for Boston ant New Eng.
AID cit
Sleeping Coach is attached TO this train at Cir.
cinnati running through to New \ orlI
S.l5s r. vs.. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. daily
| Sundays excepted, meeting al Birghrmptou for
Albany and the celebrated summer resort, Sharon
Springs. and at New York for Boston, ana all New
England cities.
A sleeping Coach Is attached to this train at
Neadville running through To New York.
los A. III. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS.
! daily, Sundays excepted Connects at Great Bend
| with DelaR are, Lackawaupa 4 Western RQiiwny
for Scranton, and at New York with didni.ilt TX
press train of New jersey RAILROAD for fhilaIel
phia
A Sleeping Coach il attached 10 this train at
Cleveland running through TO lIor' olsyie, con
| nectin9 with train having newand improved Draw
ing Room Coaches attached, running through to
New York.
2.l5 II. M. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
s.o5 a. II. AccQMMoDArIoN, Sundays
excepted
4,5o a. II. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays ex
ccpted.
Boston and New England Passengers, with their
Baggage, are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
New York.
The best ventilated and most luxurious Sleeping
coaches ss-IN THE WORLD-&S accompany all
night trains on this Railway.
~" The Erie hallway Company has opened
Ferry froarsheir Jersey city Depot to the foot
OF 23d st. New York thus ,nahing passengers to
re 'ch the upper p rion OF the city without the
pense aud annoyance OF n street caror an omnibus
tlaisftr.
~. Tho scenery along the entire route of tho Erie
Railway is of the most picturesque and beauil
charfc Ad;nrers Of Natu e's beauties, IN n
d yight Journey over this Line, will find is
charglrq llnlscapes subjects of continual admira-
tion al interest.
Baggage Checked Through,
And fare always as low as by any other Route,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can be obtained ut MI the PRINCIPAL Ticket
Ohces in the Vest ANA Sou hN es'.
WA. j. BARR
L. ,. RU. kER, GeI'l Pass'r Ag't
Csc Sup't. Jsr 10, 1870
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MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD IMPROVED NEW
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMU1ENENTS.
CADEMY or MUsIC.-PAITI IN OPERA
n PATTI EASTER OPERATlC FESTIVAL.
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ance with the General desire the part Of the
patrons OF the opera aud musioovng portion Of the
munity that he has succeeded IN ipduolnQ-
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G7EO NOO TO LOAN ON FIRST CLASS IMPROVED
- lCV.OOO Property in the cities of New York,
Brooklyn and State of New Jersey; principals only
L. M. MASON, No. l Centre street.
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&7 SOO NO0 TRUST FUNDs.-I AM PREPARED
&lsOOO.OOO to lend money approved Real Es.
tate in New York city and vicinity. Principals only.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, IN
N. sums to suit improved city propery large mort
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~ and Thrty-ilrd Streets up s.airsMoney loaned on
personal property of every description Same bognt
sold WAl, A.. GLOVER
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A GENTLEMAN WILL LOAN 100000, IN SUMS TO
"a suit on first class property in this city and Brooklyn.
Agents or lawyers not noticed. Address boz 855 Post
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GOEO OOO TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORT.
p<JCO.OVO gage, in sums Of $500 and upwards, on
real estate In ths city or Brooklyn.
JOHN +. CONREY, CO Wall street, room 12.
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N the New York HoelThe highest prices paid for Dis
monds Watches old Gold and Silver, Laces, Cancls Hail
Shawls, DC. The same sold. LYNCHS.
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pCOO.OOU New York and Brooklyn real eeate;
bonus required. q. L. WILLIS,
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